Featured Artist Ellen Dreibelbis

I never know how a painting is going to turn out, each one has its own voice. I have learned to be still and listen to it, without imposing my own ideas of what I “think” it should be.

Featured Artist Regina Dunn

One of the reasons I make art is to capture ideas that I’m currently exploring and express them visually. I began to think about changes that occur in nature and in our lives and how they seem to cycle.

Featured Artist Todd Serlin

A distinct tension pervades my work. I see this as the confluence of environment, reflections of my past and present experience, music and the energy I feed from.

Featured Artist Steevens Hill

My mission is to create imagery that is a combination of the photographer who captures the tangible in the moment, and the painter who expresses an inner representation.

Featured Artist Jacki Cohen

There is nothing more exciting to me than watching someone connect with my work. Art enriches the soul and can magically turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Featured Artist Vasco Kirov

Painting is probably the most appropriate media to try to convey these dream images—or at least it’s the medium I’ve found to be the one that seems to give me closer results.

Featured Artist Sierra Roberts

My work is about capturing a person’s spirit, self-identity and emotions, engaging viewers through human connection.

Featured Artist Karen Stanton

What I learned so far—everything we do, see, feel and experience in this life can be made into art of any size or function. Even the painful stuff is of use to us all. Our lives are works in progress.

Featured Artist Merrin Jeff

I strive to capture on canvas that peaceful feeling of dabbling your toes in the water as they sink into the sand, all while listening to the melodious sound of each wave as they roll towards you.

Featured Artist Susan McLaughlin

I am thrilled to be an artist because I can create my own worlds. In these worlds, I am an explorer, uncovering, recording and rearranging the beauty of the natural world, as well as the beauty of human beings.

Featured Artist Jan Brandt

The knowledge that designs repeat in nature, from micro to macro, is fascinating to me. I conjure and build compositions into magical formations which hint at the mystery and beauty of a world unseen by the naked eye.

Featured Artist Sharmon Davidson

Natural forms are my symbolic language—transposition, transparency and the transformation of one form into another the syntax I use in expressing these ideas. I want to share this mystery with as many people as possible.

Featured Artist Ruben Cukier

My work talks about our society, the symbols of our collective unconscious, our emotions and our desire to persist through our works.

Featured Artist Bea Roberts

I find I that using different mediums together adds exuberance and a freshness to the art as they look, act and feel different from each other. This also adds extra energy to my artwork.