Chico Harkrader is a mixed-media painter drawn to both philosophy and experimentation. In 2003 his life took a major shift when he transitioned to from strictly representational pieces into abstract art.. . . read more
Since 2001, Fletcher Boland has been capturing scenes from the natural world that have only been “lightly touched” by humankind. Through his photography, he attempts to show nature in a fresh way; purposefully leaving out traces of our own lives.. . . read more
Amy Shackleton is intrigued with the relationship between urban and rural environments. She not only paints these collaborations as subjects, but emphasizes them through her distinctive painting technique. . . read more
It’s always a delight to run across an artist who uses a medium or technique in a fresh way. Joe Cibere has taken watercolor painting to a new level with his thoroughly abstracted landscapes.. . . read more
Sometimes it’s hard to believe how amazingly beautiful the sky can be. . . which is why I am so fascinated by the following works of art by Eszra, a talented photographer and artist. . . read more
A self-described realist/impressionist oil painter, Lindsey Tull has a knack for creating beautiful still life paintings which often include challenging, reflective subjects in immaculately staged spaces.. . . read more
Whenever you step outside your boundaries, inspiration and new passions are bound to strike. This is exactly what happened to self-taught photographer Mark Tisdale when he left the states to travel abroad.. . . read more
In order to successfully draw figures one must understand proportion, shape and shading. . . and Kieran Ingram has certainly mastered all of these. In the drawing below, he perfectly captured the curve and definition of the. . . read more
Darlene Foster’s artwork is cloaked in mystery. . . from her shadowy subjects to the amazing digital photo-editing techniques she employs. Darlene began her art career in drawing and painting at the Sarah Brown School of Art in Atlanta, Georgia.. . . read more
When I first saw Alfred Currier’s oil paintings, I was shocked. . . but in a good way. Why? Because Alfred simplifies (and intensifies) his subjects to the point that you just can’t pull away.. . . read more