Anna Dittmann is a digital portrait painter in Edinburgh, Scotland. Her work intertwines and fuses nature and the human figure,...
The art of Neil Craver is an alluring treat for the soul, revealing an underwater world shrouded in metaphors, and...
At once cute and strange, and perhaps mischievous and a little dangerous, Yoko d’Holbachie’s painted creatures are impossible to ignore. With zero hint of self-consciousness, they are always ready to gaze back at you. As you are taking a closer look at their multicolored features, seemingly embossed skin, and ornate...
Rainbows of vibrant colors drip and sway in NYC artist Hannah Faith Yata’s oil paintings. Dealing with the topics of...
Welcome to the playground of Nicoletta Ceccoli, where her protagonists invite you to ‘Come and play with us. Come and...
Although still dominated by men the tattoo world is no longer what it once was: a male driven industry. More and more women find their way into the shops, both to be tattooed and as artists. Sandra Ovenden is a talented tattoo artist based in Perth, Australia. Sandra shows that the tough...
Flesh, fauna, minerals, and bone. They blend in mutated masses that seem to constantly evolve in their environment. These are...
Life’s not easy for a fantasy fan nowadays. Where a few decades ago there wasn’t a lot of great material...
Jack of the Dust, otherwise known as Andrew “Andy” Firth, transmutes death into life with his series of skullptures, handcrafted from the depths of Australia’s Gold Coast. His Jack of the Dust trademark, derived from maritime terminology, comes from “an obsolete US Navy job designation from the 1800’s; this person was the...
The artwork of Nicomi Nix Turner -aka Fernbeds- will remind you to take a walk through the woods. Stop to smell...
Imagine paintings, which present like fanciful windows displaying gel-eyed lashy beauties among a plethora of living treasures and fanciful landscapes....
The artwork of Dorielle Caimi is at once striking. A viewer’s glance at her paintings is immediately returned by the fierce eyes of Dorielle’s characters. These women bare all, not just their flesh, but also their unprotected emotions and experiences. Their portrayal is so direct and authentic that one is...
