Yanni Floros: Life is not a plot; it’s in the imperceptible details
Growing up, Yanni Floros discovered he was better at drawing than painting. He opted for charcoal as his medium because it had, in his eyes, a misnome...
Creation Process: The Visual Language of Stuart Holland
"I work in very subtle layers when beginning my figures, slowly building up nuanced values to match the lighting I’m trying to achieve." ~ Stuart Holl...
PoetsArtists exhibition ‘Figurative Realism’ online exclusive
PoetsArtists, a champion of contemporary figurative art and a source of constant inspiration for all of us at Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, are about to...
The Weaving Wonders of Izziyana Suhaimi
As a woman whose work has inspired those around her to try the ancient art of weaving, Izziyana Suhaimi is a fiber artist set apart. Not only has this...
Transcending Reality: An Interview with Stuart Holland
Stuart Holland is harnessing every moment of his journey, both in life and with his incredible drawings and paintings. There is so much more to this a...
Compelling Stories and Exquisite Deliverance: The Art of Casey Baugh
New York City-based figurative artist Casey Baugh has an uncanny eye for creating intimate, realistic and candid moments in his artwork. Having fo...
Interview: The Brushstrokes of Victor Grasso
Like a valiant pirate who mischievously steals the vast wooden ship, Victor Grasso wittingly captures and seduces our wayward imagination with his gra...
Expressive Charcoal Portraits by Joseph Loughborough
If you are impressed by a piece of art as child it will stay with you forever. ‘Pope’ by Francis Bacon is one of the paintings that made this lasting ...
Stephanie Inagaki, ‘Myth & Metamorphosis’: Interview
Stephanie Inagaki unfurls her solo show this April 26th at Century Guild gallery. Titled, Metamorphosis, it's a revelation of anthropomorphic self por...