Heidi Lustig is an Australian artist known by her pseudonym Violet Portrayal. She conjures worlds that are softly strange, weaving ethereal portraits that hover between reality and reverie.
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.
Hilary Martin of Alchemy of the Pen is a New Jersey native and a self-taught artist who has taken this concept and flipped it on its head. Her work is known for combining imagery that often contradicts, yet melds effortlessly, in a way that encourages pause and to search for a deeper understanding.
Hirabayashi Takahiro is a member of the Beautiful Bizarre Artist DirectoryHirabayashi Takahiro paints surreal worlds inhabited by young women and girls. He expresses the ambiguous boundary between reality and unreality through the female figure, who is neither a child nor an adult, but something in-between.
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.
Iva Troj is widely known for her fine art pieces which seamlessly merge Renaissance aesthetics and techniques with postmodern praxis. Her intensely detailed oil paintings achieve astonishing tricks of light and shade, as practiced by the great masters.
J L King was raised in a large family with a strong reverence for the arts. Watching her father’s performances on stage, and accompanying her mother to her art classes at San Francisco’s City College are some of J L’s earliest exposures to the art world which left long lasting impressions.
Jacek Szleszyński studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw. He works in painting, digital graphics, illustration, animated film, interactive applications. Films have been shown at more than 30 festivals around the world.
Jacqueline Michell Butterworth has been painting as long as she can remember. These days a full-time visual artist based between Sydney and London, she specialises in hyper realistic oil paintings and murals.
Jana Vodesil-Baruffi was born in the Czech Republic in 1957 and from childhood developed a keen interest in art, sport and nature. Her work can be divided into three categories: magical realism, classical portraiture and landscapes. In recent years her time has been devoted more and more to magical realism.
Janaina Medeiros creates lush and dreamy images with delicate lines, using traditional, digital and mixed media techniques.
Jasmina Kirsch made a pivotal move to the Netherlands in 2004. There, she ventured into different occupations to support her studies, completed her tattoo artist apprenticeship, and pursued a fine arts degree from 2006 to 2010.
