Through my art, I hope to share Chinese history and mythology with others, to bridge the cultural divide between East and West.
Featured Artist Marcus Jackson
The land is filled with stories and Death is often a character in an arctic narrative.
Featured Artist Lisa Goesling
Because I like to use a magnifying glass to see what is truly going on, my art tends to be consumed with microscopic details.
Featured Artist Marty Husted
My technique encompasses pouring acrylic paint on a substrate, painting the image from reference and adding a variety of patterned papers and fabric.
Featured Artist Samantha Tro
I spend hours studying these creatures, watching how the light shows up the true colours and depth of expression in their eyes.
Featured Artist Kenneth Ryden
I enjoy creating works for public installations, or private collectors, however I continue to create a body of “self motivated art” as research.
Featured Artist Mary Grden
Many of my works depict the Greek Islands of Mykonos and Santorini. After traveling there I fell in love with the architecture and people.
Featured Artist Lois Cuniff
I grew up vacationing at different spots along the New England coast, so I am naturally drawn there; I think the Maine coastline is the most beautiful coastline in this country
Featured Artist James B. Campbell
As a visual artist, that means changing the way I see my world which leads to changing the way I think about it.
Featured Artist Daniel Mackie
They are watercolour paintings, but a lot of people are surprised that they are because of my unconventional use of the medium.
Featured Artist Q Evon
As a metalsmith, I now have the skills to interpret the intriguing features and elements of ancient buildings into my work.
Featured Artist Jonathan Raddatz
I am interested in “reverse engineering” the mythical narratives that tell our story as a species.
Featured Artist Alan Richards
I like the satirical pieces best because they portray the inner feelings I have in a humorous or whimsical way
Featured Artist Claudia Olivos
I see my work as an exploration of the relationship between physical reality and imagination, or what I call ‘soulstate’: the essence within each individual and the possibilities beyond what the eye can see and what our minds can understand.
