Paintings by Pascal Chove
French artist Pascal Chôve’s paintings open us to a world where the picture’s magic spell delves below the simple form of he subject.
Landscape Photography by Kevin McNeal
Landscape Photography by Kevin McNeal. Kevin is a Washington St. photographer focusing on grand colorful landscapes that reflect the most unique places on earth. Capturing moments of magic light and transferring this on print, images behold a combination of perseverance, patience, and dedication to capture the images in ways unseen before.
Illustrations by Kelly Perry
Kelly Perry is a freelance illustrator living, working and playing in Northern California. Kelly received her BFA in Illustration at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, and primarily focuses on figurative illustration and fantasy art for book covers, magazines, posters, and other print and digital media.
Black and White Landscape Photography by Chaerul Umam
Black and White Landscape Photography by Chaerul Umam. Chaerul is a photographer based in Bromo Mountain, Malang. Indonesia.
Contemporary Paintings by Richard Baxter
The magic of god Richard Baxter is the director and principal artist for Singing Bird. Richard has been an artist and photographer for nearly 30 years.
Watercolor Portrait Paintings by Silvia Pelissero
Great use of watercolors (sometimes mixed with other techniques) to create this figurative/abstract paintings by Rome Italian based artist Silvia Pelissero (aka Agnes-Cecile). Pelissero studied at Liceo Artistico Giorgio De Chirico in Rome and works in a variety of mediums including watercolour, oil, acrylic, varnish, and digital paintings.
Bec Wonders – Painting on Photos
Bec Wonders is a Swedish artist who is also a fashion designer, traveling Europe selling her clothes while finishing up high school. Her creative work presents her paintings combined with her photographs. It’s pretty cool and pretty impressive as if both layers represent completely different worlds.
Forest Photography by Joy St.Claire
The beautiful forests are a rare sight for those who live within the concrete jungle of tall skyscrapers, which makes it all the more reason why viewers is going to appreciate the series of surreal images that Joy St. Claire, an Ohio-based photographer, has to share.