Hiroshi Hayakawa expresses his vision in various artistic mediums including drawings, alternative photography, and sculptures. Recently his focus has been graphite and mixed media drawings.
Maysa Bogheiri Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory member provides some fascinating insights into her practice and experience as surrealist painter
Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory member, Saskia Huitema’s main focus is on portraits and figures of women, but nature, animals and birds also find their way in her paintings.
Healing Words Project - 'When one voice heals, it echoes'
Alexandra Jabre is a member of the Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory and is known for ethereal paintings that explore consciousness.
Amy Row is a contemporary artist residing in the United States. Her journey into art began in childhood, deeply influenced by her grandmother who was also an artist, as well as her love for cartoons.
Despite being born to American parents, Liba Waring Stambollion’s childhood began in Southeast Asia infusing her with an early love of Shanghai reds and golds. Liba moved to the United States as a teenager where culture shock and puberty transformed her radically and she dropped out of school and ran away with the Yippies in hopes of saving the world with ecology, beauty and Love!
Farnoosh Doroudgar is an Iranian Artist and Model, born and raised in Tehran.
Carolin Leary Prinn Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory member provides some fascinating insights into her practice and experience as a magical realism artist
Mishelle Sherri is a multimedia artist and illustrator who uses the delicate craft of paper sculpture and marker drawing to tell dark and bizarre stories.
Hera Mysterium is her pseudonym in Latin, which means Lady Mystery. Hera is a Montreal-based multidisciplinary artist. As a child, she attended an art studio where she learned how to express her imagination and discovered her inspiration in the works of Frank Frazetta.
For Joanne Brooker art is her language. This is how she interact, how she make comment, and reflect back the influences, experiences and situations that affect her. To do this, Joanne uses the tools she has a connection to, primarily acrylics, oils and ink.
