Issue 39 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, with Jana Brike’s evocative and impassioned painting “Dusk in the Garden” is on sale now!...
Michelle Avery Konczyk, also known online under her artist name Velvet Mush, is a watercolour artist recognised for her dark surrealism paintings that explore themes of beauty, femininity and the macabre.
Kristen Eisenbraun is an oil painter living in the mountains of North Carolina. Her world revolves around art and nature; to her the two are intertwined. She has been creating art for as long as she can remember. After pursuing other avenues while journeying through life such as ranch hand and car mechanic, Kristen always returned to her art.
Nina Murashkina is a multi-disciplinary Ukrainian artist currently based in Spain. Nina’s vivid aesthetic is influenced by Ukrainian naive art, Indian and Japanese imagery, as well as ancient mythology.
Halcyon Days, is Beautiful Bizarre Magazine’s 14th international curated exhibition, and 5th at the prestigious Modern Eden Gallery in San...
If I were to describe to you some of Ross Jaylo’s paintings, his models’ skin torn away and discarded, muscle...
Painter and illustrator Alejandra Caballero brings us magical tidings with the strokes of a paintbrush. Her artworks brim with whimsy...
theartistrobert is the moniker of Robert Walker, a UK-based fine art painter best known for his ‘geo-figurative’ works that derive their meaning based on the model’s body language or expression and perceived cue. He paints in oils enjoying its multiple technique uses and is currently experimenting in mixed media as he further develops his practice.
We’re seduced by this empyrean domain with its rambling foliage and alloyed blooms as lush and velvety as a lover’s...
An exclusive interview with Kimberly Dow discussing her passion for realism, working in multiple genres and the people she paints.
Welcome to a place where art and music sing in perfect harmony. This is a space that has largely been...
Australian artist Emma Leonard paints a dreamy cast of women in her collections. She depicts the female form as both...
