Realist painter Lynne Reichhart finds beauty in small details.
Featured Artist Dalya Sayed
My photos are not just pictures, they capture the physical representation of place, time and people and the stories that accompany them.
Featured Artist Efrat Baler
I combine linear drawing and 3-dimensional objects on, beneath or behind the canvas melding them into the painting, and use texture, paints, strong contours and color to emphasize the painting and transitions into relief and onto objects.
Featured Artist Rachele Nyssen
I look for ways to express the movement and quality of the light. Light is always the focus—the main story line.
Featured Artist Lyndall Bass
Still life for me is pure poetry. Which objects I choose to paint and how they are arranged is an enriched process. I imagine a setting with a person doing something or a narrative series of events. With flowers as the subject, I can paint them like portraits or as an abstract arrangement of color ideas.
Featured Artist J.W. Hyatt
In my still life collection, I like to compose and portray the objects I paint as subjects sitting for a portrait. Just as a portrait artist would attempt to show the character and personality of each subject, I approach each still life with the same challenge of capturing its unique gestalt.
