Amy Salomone of “Forms Most Beautiful” is a mixed media digital collage artist combining her extensive background in science and art to create works that explore man’s place in the natural world.
Andrea du Plessis (born 1980) is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Cape Town, specializing primarily in the fields of traditional painting.
Andrea Kowch, combines realistic narrative and naturalistic technique, subtly fused with surreal, dreamlike undercurrents in the quest to investigate and represent the human condition. Born in Detroit, Michigan, she attended the College for Creative Studies, and graduated Summa Cum Laude with a BFA.
Anna Wypych is a member of the Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory
Anne-Marie Zanetti is a member of the Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory
Annie Stegg Gerard has a special love for the 18th century Rococo painters who have had a large influence on her own method. She finds inspiration in their imagination, and the dreamlike palette and lively brushwork that combine to create a wonderful atmosphere of enchantment.
Behnaz Larsen is a member of the Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory. Her whimsical works focuses on themes of identity, heritage & the art of living.
Bob Coonts has been a professional artist for 60 years, graduating from Colorado State University in 1963. He worked as a designer and illustrator for 31 years and taught at Colorado State University for 35 years as an Affiliate Faculty Member. He has been painting since 1994.
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.
Brandy Saturley delves into the intricate mosaic of Canadian culture, seamlessly weaving together the diverse threads of landscapes, iconic figures of pop culture, and the vibrant essence of the people.
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.
Brian Hoang was born in Vietnam a few years after the war ended. Two years later, together with his parents they left the country and spent about 6 months in a refugee camp before relocating to Canada. When he was a young kid, his dad would often pose his action figures and draw them for him.
