Brian E. Bailey was born in Lancaster, Massachusetts. Formerly a professor at the School of Visual Arts in New York, he now paints and teaches privately at his atelier in New Jersey.
Anna Wypych, Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory member,
provides some fascinating insights into her practice and experience as a figurative painter
Theo Polymorphos is a North American painter of imaginative realism, whose art explores the mysterious journey of the soul, exploring themes of ecstasy, initiation and metamorphosis.
Sandra Yagi was raised in suburban Denver Colorado, (USA) and from an early age she loved science (especially biology) and drawing. With a viewpoint rooted in logic and science, and a curiosity for the macabre, Sandra Yagi explores themes such as mortality, human experience and our impact on the natural world.
Art had played a large, healing part in Lilith Divine’s life even when luck had turned its back on her. Lilith was born in 1976 in Italy and was a child whose childhood was stolen in the worst way, she was a little girl who fought against anorexia, and who always had to fend for herself. She was a young woman who fought for 13 years against an ex-husband and all his abuse, both mental and physical, but Lilith just wanted to live quietly and paint.
Mrs SteamCloudy started drawing from early childhood. From a young age she was first given a pencil, and since then she has never stopped creating. Self-taught, she used observation to picture her world. She was interested in any artistic field, painting on canvas, wood, various supports and sculpture.
Jari Di Giampietro, also known as YariDG, is a multidimensional creator of figurative literature. Jari was born in 1983 in Abruzzo, where he currently lives and works.
Siana Sunghee Park is an illustrator/concept artist based in Los Angeles. She is originally from South Korea and studied in San Francisco.
Xavier Escala (1975) studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Santa Isabel de Hungría in Spain, where he completed his degree in sculpture.
Maysa Bogheiri is a painter who resisted the urge of becoming a fine artist most of her life, yet after exploring different fields such as Speech Therapy and Animation she found her way back to her true calling; painting and drawing.
Bob Doucette’s whimsical and highly saturated paintings come from the world of dreams. Sometimes bordering on surreal, his imagery is a product of a decade of theater work, puppetry and twenty-five years in the world of animation.
