Get ready to be amazed by Junko Mizuno‘s cute and contemporary – yet highly accurate – depictions of the Seven...
There is something so utterly mesmerizing about a selection of paintings spanning a universe of genres, all under one roof....
Syd Bee is a Seattle-based painter whose work seems plucked directly from the dream world. Bee uses rich, rosy tones in much of her art while exploring somber themes and emotions, and the marriage of these opposing elements gives her pieces a surreal, otherworldly quality. This dichotomy invites the viewer...
Save the date because on Saturday, December 17, 2016, Pop Gallery Orlando (at Disney Springs West Side® located at the Walt...
When you step into the world of Australian painter Rodrigo Luff, be prepared to see a world where the essence...
Soey Milk is widely known for her intimate and lush portraiture. Milk captures fleeting moments and insights into the world of women with her evanescent pallet of soft eggshell whites, wheat gold yellows, oceanic blues and tranquil violets that highlight lips like they were a gift from the gods. Her...
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...
As someone who shares a passion for capturing the perfect moment, Polina Washington’s dream-like worlds speak to me in a...
Rainbows of vibrant colors drip and sway in NYC artist Hannah Faith Yata’s oil paintings. Dealing with the topics of...
To view Miho Hirano’s painting is to be immersed in beauty and serenity. Each canvas is like a portal to an alternate realm where people are enveloped by the tender and nurturing embrace of perpetual spring. If we look at each painting long enough, we can feel a slight chill...
