Our artists

Agustini is a Quebec artist of Italian origin, passionate about digital and fantastic art. In a fanciful world since his earliest childhood, Agustini now offers his art to the general public.

Akira Amaya, born in 1987 in Japan, is an artist who has imposed herself in the world of digital illustration with a distinctive style that celebrates beauty and tenderness. From an early age, Akira was fascinated by the power of images to tell stories and create captivating worlds. She grew up in a small picturesque town in Japan, where she was often found with a pencil in hand, drawing the landscapes and the characters of her abundant imagination.

Over the years, Akira has developed a unique style, characterized by bright colors, playful patterns and an inimitable 'cute' quality. His works are a harmonious mixture of Japanese pop culture and contemporary influences, often capturing moments of joy and innocence.

Despite his reluctance to talk about his academic training, Akira has clearly demonstrated a deep understanding of digital illustration techniques. She was able to combine her natural talent with technical mastery, allowing her to create works that are both expressive and technically impressive.

Akira started her career by sharing her creations on online platforms, where she quickly won a dedicated fans base.

Akira Amaya continues to captivate and inspire with her distinctive style, proving that digital art can be both deeply personal and universally attractive. His journey is a testimony to the power of perseverance, creativity and passion for art.

Al Hogue describes his art and philosophy in a word: "Light", which he calls "reflection of nature, of life itself". Since childhood, Hogue finds that visual supports are much more conducive to his nature as a dyslexic artist than words. He creates a world of peace in his works, using his mastery of colors and light to relieve his own stress and that of others. Hogue uses his art to heal: his works were used in the context of hospital studies and it was found that they contributed to physiological healing; They now decorate hundreds of hospital rooms across the country. In addition, Hogue's works are in private and public collections in the United States and around the world.

Alan is an independent artist who started as a storyboard artist for a London agency, before returning to his roots in the Northeast to pursue a career in graphic design. Although he liked to work in the field of design for large customers, Alan has always liked the illustration. 13 years later, after working as a tattoo artist, he arrived at the door of Advocate Art. Since he joined Advocate Art a year and a half ago, Alan had the chance to work on a variety of projects, including the Omniverse graphic novels for Viz Media, as well as illustrations of children's books for publishers such as Harper Collins and Watts. He can indulge in many styles depending on the client, but with a marked interest in the world of comics, he is comfortable working on daring graphics and comics. He works in a mansard studio with his faithful companion, Ollie Le Schnauzer Miniature (miniature by size, giant by personality and appetite), and his two sons Wilf and Teddy.

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Alex Levin (born in 1975) is a renowned artist from kyiv, Ukraine. He exhibited his works in private and public collections around the world, especially in the United States, Israel, France, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium and Ukraine. Levin's art extends from surrealism to realism, and it uses a wide range of techniques, including oil painting, acrylic, pencil, charcoal and detremp. He particularly likes the technique of 16th century multilayer, which uses soggy and oil without brush strokes.

After serving three years in the Israeli army, Levin immigrated to Israel and studied industrial design and websites. He was supervised by Professor Baruch Elron, president of the association of Israeli artists, for more than ten years. Levin's work has been recognized by many influential personalities, including actor and producer Richard Gere, Madonna, the jazz player Oscar Peterson and the former president of Israel Ezer Weizer.

For more than ten years, Alex studied new artistic styles and techniques with Professor Baruch Elron, president of the association of Israeli artists.

Alex Levin is currently working on the following themes: "Tradition of Jewish heritage", "Tel Aviv - The Spring Hill", "Venice through the eyes of a mask", "Symphony of rain", "Racines" and "Colors of Judaism".

"Tradition of Jewish Heritage" is a collection of photos of the Western wall in Jerusalem and the religious district that surrounds it. Levin photographed the inhabitants of the Ultra-Orthodox district of Mea Shearim in Jerusalem, Jewish attributes and those present on the Western wall. In 2007, Alex received the Knesset medal for his contribution to Judaic art.

"Tel Aviv - The Hill of Spring" is inspired by its favorite season and is devoted to Tel Aviv - its inhabitants, the architecture of buildings, the sea and the beaches. It represents people in front of white buildings and snow, in sunny weather and under a clear sky.

"Venice through the eyes of the mask" adopts a completely unique approach and present to the spectator the most important element of the Venetian carnival: the mask. His first paintings from the "Masks collection" were presented in 2002 in Venice and earned Levin a scholarship at the Academy of Art in Venice. The program supported the continuous development of the artist and allowed him to devote a lot of time to the creation of new works.

"Rain symphony". Each table was inspired by the music of different composers.
One table completes the other, a composer is replaced by another, the misty morning turns into a rainy evening and in starry sky above the lagoon: a puzzle of forty paintings describing the city of dreams on the water - Venice!

"The colors of Judaism" it helps me a lot to present the old sacred prayers of the Jews, for a thousand years, I have the most important task - dumping all this spirit, all the tears shed by the mourning Jews of the destroyed temple. One beautiful day, I really wanted to represent all the millennia of Jewish history on a canvas. This series is now booming, it will include 50 to 60 tables, today there are already 20. People perfectly feel the good magic aura and the energy that emanates from my drawings, which is madly pleasant, I do my work with all my heart.

Alicia Patson, a 38 -year -old American illustrator, distinguished herself in the world of enchanted digital art. Born in 1990 in the United States, Alicia developed an early passion for drawing and digital painting. Her unique style combines fantasy elements with a touch of realism, making her popular in various artistic spheres.

Over the years, Alicia has specialized in the creation of digital works that captivate the imagination, often inspired by nature and the supernatural. His illustrations are famous for their ability to transport spectators in fantastic worlds, skillfully mixing the dream with reality.

Currently, Alicia lives in San Francisco, where she continues to push the limits of her art, while inspiring a new generation of digital artists.

Alida Akers is from Kentucky Center-South in the United States. She would never have had the opportunity to sell her works to art collectors in Australia, New Zealand, France, Spain, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan and other States of the United States if it had not been exposed on the Internet.
I received my first formal artistic training at Western Kentucky University, where I graduated in education and fine arts, with a double specialization in painting and drawing. I received an artistic training from another type during my higher education in the Western University box in Cleveland, OH, where I studied medical illustration.
Currently, I devote most of my time to the studio to three series of different paintings. The first, Ode to the Deco Cottage, is inspired by the Fantastic Art Deco pottery of the British designer Clarice Cliff. These paintings are made with acrylic on canvas and have fanciful landscapes in bright colors. The second series is called Moorcroft Musings and is inspired by the painting of the Arts and Crafts era and the first enamels of Moorcroft pottery. The third series, entitled Storybook Cottage Series, is made in watercolor and is inspired by stories and vintage greeting cards. It represents small cottages with a red roof which symbolize the house and the home and offer a peaceful respite in the outside world.

Amandine Jung, much more than coloring, an adventure, sharing and a touch of fairyland ...

Born in 1987, in Brittany, in fairy and Korrigans countries, Amandine Jung, lets herself be enchanted by tales and legends, eccentric rhymes, cartoons of all kinds. She keeps her child's soul in a world that she imagines black and poetic. In its imagination, the sun can disappear to make room for the moon, Snow White can bite a pearl apple, and a small musaraigne curiously flies in the sky. Going from a simple image in mind and succeeding in giving it shape is a difficult creative process. Amandine plays with painting, features and her ideas. It feeds on the slightest word, a very small note of music, a sweet spicy smell, the sound of the rain falling on the ground, the leaves of the fall that sing in the Breton forests, of the moon which makes it dreamy, of the simplest image and its overflowing imagination makes the rest.

Since 2018, the artist is embarking on the world of coloring and has unveiled a new talent for the creation of adult coloring books. In 2020 released his first book ""Snow White, the poisoned princess“, Followed in 2021 by“Cinderella and Halloween ball“, In 2022“Pinups, outside series 2022”Mark the start of its consecration, its name begins to resonate everywhere.

In October 2022, for Halloween, it was a whole new adventure that Amandine Jung offers with her first novel "Chrysalide, tale 1: black coma“. It makes us travel in a poetic and fantastic tale in the Kingdom of the Moon, a world without sun dominated by the eternal night.

November 2022, in her third coloring book, Amandine Jung plunges into the famous tale of Hans Christian Andersen. This time, it is between land and sea that Amandine invites us to travel. Through his illustrations, imprints of his unique and dreamlike vision, rediscover this wonderful tale of our childhood: “The little mermaid”. Page after page, while dancing brushes and pencils, relive the bewitching and tragic story of little Ondine, who inspired many writings, from yesterday to today.

Self -taught, I embarked on the adventure of illustration recently.

Since the end of 2019, I have been collaborating with authors who wish to have their book illustrated and in parallel I also offer drawings that are part of two collections;

The "Coronians" collection

And the collection "A moment in the wind".

All original paintings are made from acrylic and watercolor. The illustrations of the 2 collections are reproduced in art stationery in the form of cards, bookmarks, pocket notebooks and on wooden toys (puzzles, dominoes and memo) and are sold by a hundred partners with whom I work.

I take out my first book as a publishing house in November 2022. For this first work which is a cooperative book, you can discover the expression of 24 authors who wrote tales inspired by my illustrations. This book will be intended for youth, fully manufactured in France and will be in large format with 27 full page illustrations.

I want the adventure to be prolonged for a long time, thank you for reading these few words

Born in Buffalo, New York, in 1945, Andy has always had a love of art and the creation of imaginative well-being lands. As a child, he often amused the neighborhood children with his clay models from cities to unique architectural structures.

Painting on the finger at the kindergarten was his first and last meeting with formal artistic training and he still uses this technique today to smooth and blur the painting. Andy's love for art and creativity was shared and encouraged by his aunt, painter and designer of architecture. Even if he has occupied jobs unrelated to art, such as steel worker, life insurance seller, field investigator, car rental manager and electronic parts seller, this could not suffocate the passion and the desire that Andy had to continue her dream.

Around the age of thirty, after having tried various techniques of personal improvement, Andy began to have successive dreams of incredible land of peace, beauty and tranquility where one could skate in the landscape on pure air or rise in the sky to see the splendor below. There were magnificent and unique leaves and incredible architecture. He did a lot of these dreams, which prompted him to share them with the world through his art. It was from his dreams that he was able to develop his unique style.

Once his style has been established, he started to mix his imagination and experiences. He saw something and immediately transformed him into his own original dream landscape style. The glacis technique, which consists of superimposing thin layers of color, turned out to be the best to obtain this soft light effect. The colors seem to shine inside, which strengthens the dreamlike aspect. Andy started to exhibit and sell his works gradually, at the beginning.

The demand for his works increased to the point that in 1991, he made the jump to become a full -time artist and did not look back since. Traveling has become a pleasant way to discover new ideas and sell your works. His palette widens as he travels. He started painting the warm colors of the Red Rocks of Arizona and the cold tropical colors of the beaches of Maui.

The experience of new places has helped him to deepen his understanding of life - his harmony, his various means of expressing beauty, constant change and the miracle of underlying energy.

Today, Andy is a member of the National Acrylic Painters Association (NAPA), whose headquarters are in England, and member of the Buffalo Society of Artists. His works of art are well represented.

Andy's work is constantly evolving, while keeping this dream quality. If he was asked what he thinks of his painting, he would answer: "My dreams have become definitively reality!".

Angelo J. Bonito, architect and self -taught artist, lives in São Paulo, Brazil. Bonito has been an illustrator and a professional artist for over 30 years, working for advertising agencies and international publishers in Brazil since the age of 15. Bonito has received many honors for his work, such as: the Grand Prix Columnist Brazil 2004 for his works of art on printed support; The gold medal -1985 in the "Illustration category" - Clube of Criação São Paulo (CCSP) and was also the artist of two highly recommended gold books appointed by the National Book Foundation for Childhood and Youth of Brazil. As an extraordinarily diversified artist, Bonito works with 3D digital imaging software as well as with traditional materials and techniques such as oil, acrylic and watercolor.

Discover the surprising illustrations of Exclusive Artworld.

Created at the beginning of the 20th century by the Max and Dave Fleischer brothers, Fleischer Studios was a pioneer in the art and the animation technique. The studio is at the origin of the creation and animation of some of the most emblematic characters of the American cartoon, notably Betty Boop and Koko the clown. It is also famous for having animated two extremely popular comics characters: Popeye (originally created by Elzie Segar) and Superman (originally created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster).

The artists of Fleischer Studios were not only animators, but also innovators. Renowned for their revolutionary integration of real shots with animation, their ingenious cartoons with the famous "bouncing ball", their dark and often surrealist urban decorations, as well as their musical cartoons featuring jazz artists from the time - including the very first filmed images of Cab Calloway -, they also invented several techniques, such as the Rotoscope of Max and set-back ”. The influence of Fleischer Studios is still found today in various fields, ranging from musical clips to karaoke, including Japanese animation.

Hello, My name is Brigid. I am a full -time professional artist (it's a sentence that would make my twelve -year -old me jump the mind).

I am not very good at writing this kind of biographies, so I told myself that I would answer a few frequent questions that I am asked. If you have a question to ask me, do not hesitate to contact me.

Have you done an art school?

For me, it's a bit of a question of yes and no. I obtained a scholarship at the Corcoran School of Art, but unfortunately, I could not afford it, even with this scholarship. Instead, I frequented a community college for a while and I also attended Maryland College of Art and Design. Although I did not graduate, I had great professional artists in my family during my childhood. My great-great-grandfather, George Bockius, had a considerable influence on my artistic development. My parents also supported me, and I was able to take private art lessons during my childhood, where I learned everything about watercolor, oil, acrylic and many other things. Unfortunately, after years of traditional painting, I developed ugly sensitivities to chemicals, and I therefore had to go to digital art for the good of my health. Learning digital art was done by following online lessons, reading books and practicing tons of things. In 2016, I became Master Corel Painter*, which was pretty cool.

How did you start?

I started my career as a graphic designer using Corel Draw and Adobe Photoshop. I designed documents for printed websites and media, while continuing my art studies in parallel. I ended up discovering the world of art licenses and I realized that I could use my graphic design skills to create works of art likely to interest a wider market. I try to create collections of diversified works of art that cover different styles and subjects while following the trends and retaining a coherent attraction. And what do you know? Here I am, twenty years later, with a successful career in the field of art licenses.

You are probably wondering how I earn money, right?

Well, I earn my life as an artist by diversifying the styles and themes of my works and selling them in different ways.

First of all, I sell my works under license to manufacturers. In fact, companies that make objects such as puzzles, diamond points kits, calendars, cross stitch models, jewelry, clothes, interior decoration and many other things still pay me to use my drawings on their products. This is where most of my turnover comes from.

But that's not all! I also sell my creations on my Etsy store. I associated myself with a professional printer to create brilliant products such as t-shirts, zipper pockets (perfect for tarot bags), coffee cups, wall art, shirts, kitchen items and tote bags. When you buy on my Etsy store, these items are delivered directly to your door.

*Corel Painter is a digital paint program for PC and Mac. This is the first digital painting program that I fell in love with. I now paint exclusively with Procreate on iPad.

Automotive artist Bruce Kaiser is passionate about drawing, sketch, design and painting of cars since he knows how to hold a pencil. He loves to paint hot rods, drag cars, muscle cars, sports cars, Indy Cars, Formula 1 ... any type of car, provided that it is cool, noisy and fast. He grew up in the 1960s dragging to the local drive-in A&W, first on his bike, then with his first cars. It was the golden age of the big muscular cars of Detroit and the images and sounds of hot cars under the lights of a local hamburger still influence Bruce today. Bruce strives to capture in his paintings these perfect summer nights as he remembers. The local dragster track organized dragster races on Friday evenings and he spent many nights there try to capture the excitation of funny cars and dragsters from the 60s and 70s under the light, on film and now with brushes and painting. His paintings represent large muscular cars and hot rods like the GTO, Camaros, Hemi-Cudas, Novas, Chevelle SS, Mustangs, 32 Ford Cups, Yenko Camaros, Super Bees, 40 Ford Cups and many others. Bruce likes to show cars in his paintings as he remembers when he was a child, not like new and immaculate muscular cars, but as cars that have been modified and participated in races, like a SS chevelle with chargers or a 55 chevy with cut wings. Many of his Hot Rods and Muscle Cars paintings are on sale in the form of limited, signed and numbered prints.

He began his artistic career as an advertising artist and graphic designer after graduating from the Art Institute of Boston. After working for 16 years in a local advertising agency, he started his own account and currently created advertising works and illustrations for many equipment manufacturers for Street Rod, Muscle Car and Race Cars. His commercial art, which includes cuts, exploded views, line drawings and color illustrations, appeared in most major street rod and muscle because of catalogs have won numerous prizes of professional associations.

The painting process
Bruce's paintings are painted the same size or a larger size than the printing of finished art. He likes to paint large in order to be able to capture the details that make his paintings special. Bruce strives to make his paintings as precise as possible on the technical level and spends a lot of time doing research on each subject (which is the most fun part, because he can then leaf through his old magazines). The paintings are carried out using an opaque watercolor called "designers gouache" on a smooth professional illustration card. The smooth illustration card has a very fine tooth which gives a beautiful texture to the brush strokes while keeping a net edge for the fine details. A pneumatic brush is used for the homogenization of the finish of a car. It uses the designer gouache due to the bright colors and the precise details it allows to obtain. Bruce loves automobile advertisements and architectural renderings of the 60s made with this technique. One of the drawbacks of opaque watercolors is that it is difficult to make changes or correct errors.

Bruce began to exhibit his works of art during the first exhibition Hot Rod Heritage Fine Art exhibited in 1986 at the Sema Salon in Las Vegas, where he has since been a star artist. He was also one of the artists star of the Gallery Autumania Hot Rod Heritage Art exhibited in Rochester, Michigan. His painting "Jim Hogg County" was the first to appear on the cover of Street Rodder magazine. He also wrote and illustrated articles that have appeared in Street Rodder and Custom Rodder magazines. He was charged by Group Promotions to make the illustration of cover of the book "Road Rockets", one of the titles of a limited edition collection of the famous Hot Rod novels for adolescents from the early 60s of the author Henry Gregor Felsen. It also does automotive design and concept rendering for personalized car manufacturers like Rods and Customs.

Bruce also made literatges, graphics and wall paintings for racing cars, vans and bicycle tanks, he brushed the "chrome" details of the body of fun cars and carried out flame painting work for the hot "at the time. In addition to his automotive art, Bruce likes to create science fiction and aerospace paintings and was published in the National Space Society magazine. He is passionate about F1, Indy Cars, Nascar and Drag Racing. He also likes great American and European classics, sports cars and old racing cars. Bruce lives north of Albany, in New York State, with his wife Tina and their two Westie dogs, and he has a son, Warren. His wife and love him to tinker on their collection of old cars and take his Snape Rangler with 67 converted (401 and 2-4bbls!) On a trip, by exhibition and in cruise.

Carissa started drawing from an early age, inspired by pictures of images, comics and her favorite animated films. She studied graphics and animation in Brisbane, Australia, but fell in love with illustration when she worked on her first children's book. She lives today in Melbourne, where she likes to explore the cafes of the alleys and observe the fall of the fall leaves, while doing her best to stay warm. She spends most of her days drawing on her tablet or computer, with a cup of hot coffee and a good podcast or audio book in the background. Although she works in digital, her artistic work is inspired by traditional illustration styles of classic children's books that she read when she was small. She likes to create fun characters in colorful sets and generally try to draw a cat or a dog somewhere on the page if she can.

I am a snorkaholic. The very first time that I put a mask and I discovered the magic underwater world of reefs, I was hung forever. It was the experience of diving with Tuba that really opened my eyes to the diversity of nature as a whole. I am always inspired by the astonishing color, the complexity and the beauty of the fauna that I observed during my years of travel in the Caribbean. My images are made up of elements that a nature lover could meet during a morning walk or an apnea diving afternoon.
I grew up in England and, when I was small, I took private art courses in the countryside where I created detailed studies of flora and fauna on various supports. My father, also an artist, inspired me and encouraged me from the start. I started painting Tables from the Caribbean in 1992, in order to extend the memory of my visits to the Antilles.


I have a graphics training, which helped me develop my sense of composition, an important element of all my paintings. In graphics/lithography, I was limited in my use of color. Painting the tropics allowed me to release my creativity. I like to work in large. I rarely work below 18 x 24 inches, and most of my paintings are on watercolor paper of 22 x 30 inches and 300 pounds.

I am involved in nature and conservation education, which is why I donate part of my profits to the preservation of fauna and reefs. I hope that my works will decorate and make the incredible variety and fragility of the biosystems I paint appreciate. The majority of species represented here are indigenous in the Antilles, and many of them are in danger.

Cinthya Álvarez is an illustrator from Asturias in northern Spain. She is passionate about fantasy, nature and many other things! Since she graduated in graphics and illustration, Cinthya has worked on various projects, thus becoming a very versatile artist. When she does not draw, you will find her looking for old postcards, read stories of vampires or spend time with her friends. 

Ciro Marchetti is a British graphic designer of Italian origin who, after graduating at the Croydon College of Art, in England, in the mid-1970s, worked in Europe, South America and the United States.
Since 1992, it has been based in Miami FL as president of Graform International, a design group with offices affiliated with Caracas and London.
This function leads him to participate directly in various projects and services, in particular in terms of packaging, business identity, printing and multimedia, for a certain number of national and international customers.

My mission is to create significant works of art which, I hope, will inspire you.

I am the mother of four magnificent children and Michael's wife.

I live in a small ranch in southern California with two dogs, five hens, one rooster and two turkeys.

I accept orders for personal or commercial use.

In recent years, I have been very successful by making my works published around the world. Thanks to this, I found ways to share what God has done in my life.

Some finished works of art act a bit like a written newspaper ... describing what I thought, felt or prayed. Joys, penalties, expectations - in each of my works.

In 1998, I was suddenly struck by a serious illness and I became blind - it's a long story, but let's say that I had a miracle. I was told that I would not live to see my daughter reaching adulthood and then, by the grace of God, and the intercession of Saint Padre Pio de Pietrelcina, I was miraculously healed. Before that, I had never made any art strictly speaking (except what you do when you are a child or with your own children) - then after my miraculous healing - God led me to the work I do now. He had a plan for me. If you want the full story of my miracle, do not hesitate to contact me. <3 Plus.

"Marianne Berger, alias Mine Azmutée, is an independent French illustrator. She started in 2008, but her passion for drawing goes back very far ...

As soon as she knew how to hold a pencil! She entered the world of illustration by drawing children's books, and works today for very varied customers and supports: youth edition, textile illustration, creation of logos, personalized portraits for individuals, etc ...

According to Marianne, when you have the chance to do this job, you can constantly diversify creative projects, and therefore be happy to get up every morning to draw! Her love of animals and nature surely influenced her graphic style, which she herself defines as "sweet and poetic ... always with a little touch of humor".

And when she puts her pencils, Marianne indulges in her second passion, karate! ""

Cutepikez is a 32 -year -old Spanish artist specializing in the digital art of pretty little cute things.

Hello, My name is Daniel Rodgers,

I am an illustrator and independent artist specializing in realistic illustrations. As you will see on this site, I like to work on various subjects, traditional Christmas cards with fantastic illustrations and science fiction. Above all, I find that it is very satisfactory to inject an element of history into my work.

I live in England with my wife and two sons.

Hello, I'm Danielle Katz, the artist behind Colored Wings Studio! I have always been passionate about anime and digital art, and over the years, I have developed my own style mixing vibrant colors, meticulous details and expressive characters.  

I create my works using AI and Photoshop, constantly pushing my limits to give life to fresh and inspiring ideas. My work has found its place on Deviantart, where I share my creations with a growing community of art enthusiasts inspired by the anime.  

Today, I am delighted to collaborate with Oraloa, who transforms my illustrations into magnificent creative kits! It is an incredible feeling of knowing that my art can be recreated in such a unique and interactive way.  

When I do not work on new creations, I like to explore different artistic styles through anime and video games, interact with other artists and discover new sources of inspiration. My goal is to create works that resonate with people and awaken their imagination.

For me, art is a place where I am going to get lost in a dream world. My mind sinks into a scene where my selfish thoughts cannot go and where my imagination is free. Time stops because I feel that I let myself go to a place to which I belong "David Maclean

We said that either we become an artist or we are born artist. David Maclean was born an artist. David, digital artist for 15 years and traditional artist for the previous 25 years (painting and brush on a bridge), is currently living among vineyards and orchards with his wife Maryse, with whom he has been married for more than 30 years, and they have three adult children. David is represented by one of the main art license agencies in the world (based in London, in England), and quickly became one of the most requested artists during the past year. His works are now present worldwide. David's mother remembers having come very well after her first day of school to take him directly to a store of artistic supplies. She had seen what he had created in class, shiny and proud eyes, and knew that she had to help her continue his talent. Ask her and she will tell you: "He was her destiny, he was an artist." And that's what happened.

Denitsa est une artiste digitale talentueuse originaire de Lettonie, passionnée par la création d’univers oniriques et vibrants. Grâce à son style unique mêlant douceur, poésie et intensité visuelle, elle transforme chaque illustration en une invitation à l’évasion.

Inspirée par la nature, les émotions humaines et les contes modernes, Denitsa explore des thèmes profonds avec une touche de magie. Ses œuvres se distinguent par une palette de couleurs harmonieuse, des personnages expressifs et un souci du détail remarquable.

En quelques années, elle s’est forgé une place dans le monde de l’art numérique, collaborant avec des marques internationales et partageant sa vision sensible et lumineuse avec une communauté grandissante. Pour Denitsa, l’art digital est bien plus qu’un médium : c’est un langage universel pour toucher les cœurs et éveiller l’imaginaire.

Adrian Chesterman studied fine arts at the Norwich School of Art and the illustration at the Royal College of Art in Kensington, London. Since he left the R.C.A., Chesterman has worked in almost all the spheres of the art world.

As an illustrator, he worked for almost everyone, on almost everything, almost everywhere. The advertising illustrations of "Jurassic Park" for Stephen Spielberg in Los Angeles, the sets of "Sunset Boulevard" for Andrew Lloyd-Weber in Frankfurt. Among the advertising orders, let us quote "Coca Cola" in Atlanta, "Southern Sun Hotels" at the CAP and video game illustrations for "Nintendo" in Chicago. Conceptions and visualizations for original themed parks with the United Arab Emirates and China, "Spiderman" games for MGA in Los Angeles and, in the past ten years, the Rolls Royce aeronautical motors division in London has asked him to illustrate almost 50 pages for the magazine "Flight".

Among his recent projects, let us quote the creation of the gigantic illustration of the largest puzzle in the world, commanded by Educa Boras in Barcelona. Incredible size of 33,600 pieces and measuring 2 meters by 6, it represents a scene from the jungle full of details. We have also made a series of covers for the series of pocket books "Armchair Reader" published by Publications International in Illinois, as well as the 21 covers of "Famous Five", the classic series of Enid Blighton. Saatchi & Saatchi's in Sidney has just ordered a series of illustrations by Toyota Landcruiser for the Sidney 2015 and Seaworld car show in the United States has just ordered a "Turtle World" theme park in San Diego.

Chesterman also illustrated books of books for Jackie Collins, Jack Higgins and Dick Francis, many children's books on dinosaurs and an illustrated encyclopedia for children. He illustrated countless music album covers, including "Bomber" for Motorhead, "The Meaning of Life" for the Monty Python team and "The Road to Hell" for Chris Rea. He also illustrated an animated clip for "Baby's Coming Back" of the Eurythmics and even built and painted a real guitar in the shape of a skull for the new romantic group "Adam and the Ants".

The portrait is another of Chesterman's artistic directions. Among the previous commissioners were Prince Adan Czartoryski-Bourbon, King Juan Carlos of Spain, Mikael Barshnikov, the Ballet dancer, a certain captain of the Welsh Guard, some Hollywood actors, countless children, cats, dogs and a horse called George. Oh ... and a naked portrait of "wolf", the "gladiator" of television, which has finished, in one way or another, on page 5 of a national daily life, but the less we say, the better it is!

Chesterman had his first exhibition of paintings at Liberty's in Regent Street when he was still at the Royal College of Art. He then exhibited at the Center Pompidou in Paris and the Gallerie Schemes in Lille, France, at the International Contemporary Art Fair in Olympia, Spinks, Kensington Town Hall and BBC Center in London, at the Batey gallery in Singapore, at the Madison gallery in Los Angeles and in many countries in Spain. He participated in The Riverside Show, 01 for London, Artwork and other artistic programs in the United Kingdom, as well as television shows in Spain.

Dominic Davison was Born in London, 1972 and now lives in Buckinghamshire, uk where he gets his inspiration for his idyllic and romantic scenes. He has been creating art for many years and in this time Built up a loyal fan base, which now spans worldwide.

Prior to Joining MGL He World As A Freelance Artist, Having His Work Published in Magazines Such As '3D Artist', and 'Advanced Photoshop'. This included Tutorials and Double Page Galleries.

He also writes a regular column for '3D artist'.his influences are varied and include landscape masters such as barend, cornelis, koekkoek, ruisdael, and constable. Contemporary artists that Inspired Him include Keith Melling, Charles H. White and Terry Redlin.

His hobbies include The Cinema, Videogames, Art Galleries, and Making Music.

Drazenka Kimpel is an illustrator and self -taught digital painter. His style of painting is strongly influenced by the neoclassical and pre -raphaélites masters, by their use of color and narration. She loves fantasy as the basis of her subjects, which gives her the freedom to portray her own visions, romantic implied and human interaction.

Eduard is an internationally renowned artist. His reputation as creator of captivating city scenes, enchanting landscapes and famous monuments is greatly admired. Eduard has received global recognition for his colorful and exciting works of art.

Elara Hartley is from the United Kingdom, a country imbued with folklore and a rich history, which permeates its art. Farmingly inspired by the vibrant worlds of science fiction, fantastic literature and anime, Elara develops stories that are between real and imaginary.

His art is a playground of captivating figures, each with great expressive eyes, which tell stories of powerful women sailing in fantastic kingdoms and futuristic decorations. The presence of animals, both mythical and domestic, in his works, further reinforces the narrative charm, reflecting the affection of Elara for nature.

Elara mainly uses digital art for its creations. It begins by drawing hand or using specialized software, exploring different techniques and styles. Then she can help herself with artificial intelligence to refine and improve her illustrations. The AI ​​allows it to add precise details, to experiment with pallets of various colors, and to make subtle modifications which enrich its works. This process allows it to combine its artistic talent with advanced technological tools to create unique and captivating illustrations.

Although the emerging other in the world of art, the distinctive style of Elara and her thematic coherence make her a unique voice. She continues to create, nestled in her studio in the countryside, her imagination being fueled by her environment, her vast collection of fantastic novels and the company of her pets.

I'm Elena Burtasova. I am a self-taught artist. I Love Creativity in Any of its Forms, since childhood i have been drawing, embroidering. Sincere 2017 i have been fond of coloring books for adults and in 2021 i released my first author's coloring book 'tender heart'. ALSO in 2020-2021 I Illustrated 3 books for Children. I like to draw sophisticated, gentle girls and cute animals. And I really happy my illustrations will be used for diamond painting.

I was born in Russia. My father was a soldier, a fighter pilot. So, as you will understand, we have moved a lot. I spent my childhood and my youth from one place to another.
From Estonia to Latvia, even from Arctic to Ukraine and seven years in Siberia.

Living in Madrid (Spain) since 2002. My husband is Spanish and I love this country too.

I have always drawn and painted, since my childhood. I had this gift. In 2004, I also started sculpture until I discovered Photoshop. Since then, I have been working exclusively in this area. I think this is a summary of everything I have done before.

Photominipulation is my passion but my work too!

Emanuela was born in 1986 in Rome, where she grew up, and now lives in Anguillara Sabazia, a small village on the coast of Lake Bracciano. She graduated from the "International School of Comics", where she studied artistic drawing, graphics and illustration. She is grateful that her family has always supported her. In the years that followed her studies, she worked with a number of publishers and participated in various competitions. This year, the authority of Sharjah's book will exhibit its illustrations of "Beauty and the Beast". When she works on her illustrations, she lives in a magical world; Music, Disney, Victorian era and his favorite books are his inspiration! The usual method she uses in her work is digital art with Photoshop and watercolor; She likes to refine her drawings with details. During her free time, Emanuela reads books, watch movies and television series and spends time with her best friends ... They are part of her family! She is a fan of Harry Potter and loves the world of geeks! She really likes colors, nature, animals and her adorable Romeo cat.

Diploma of the Faculty of Arts and Design of UNAM in Mexico.
I worked on music projects (Mexico and Luxembourg), on educational projects (Mexico and Japan) and also, on books of books (Mexico, United States and France). I also collaborated with authors on a children's book and recently, I illustrated collections of poetry (Norvége and Suéde).
My artistic universe with elements with astronomy, the Mexican culture and culture. The human condition and its relationship with nature are recurring subjects in my drawings, but always with a dreamlike and melancholic approach.

Fabiana Attanasio is an Italian illustrator based near Rome, Italy. She graduated in illustration of the International School of Comics and illustrates children for children and coloring books that have been published worldwide. She likes the feeling that brushes and pencils provide, but also works with digital media. She illustrated several other books in the mythographic series, including Paradise and Deep Blue.

Fanny Offer is a graphic designer, illustrator and author of several youth albums. She also produces cards, painting on canvas, paint on fabric, jewelry, ...
She presents herself on her site: "" her feet on the ground, her head in the clouds and a pencil in her hand.
A graduate in infographic since 2015, I am above all self -taught and touch on everything.
I am having fun with the techniques: pencils, painting, ink, watercolor and digital. I often use materials to create different universes, both dark and colorful.
... After the illustrations that tell stories, the stories that are looking for illustrations ...
It is quite naturally and as an obviousness that I turn to children's literature that I have been like for a very long time.

Finbar Coyle is an illustrator and a character designer from the east coast of Ireland. His early passion for art led him to study animation at the Ireland National Cinema School, where he graduated in 2007. Since then, he worked as a character designer for major animation studios on several children's television series. His love for animation and visual development is influenced by artistic heroes such as Cory Loftis, Max Ulichney and Annette Marnat.

His experience in the conception of characters is obvious in his style of illustration; Strong characters and living illustration concepts are his main specialty.

In 2020, Finbar embarked on freelance work and moved to Germany to work as a designer and illustrator. Finbar is now working in his studio in Cologne and when he is not illustrating or drawing, he is busy learning German and making long walks in his local park to find inspiration for his next drawing or next illustration.

I am a big dreamy, the drawing, the graphics have returned to my life as a way to express myself.
I love to get into my universe, it's like a parenthesis.

After my baccalaureate, I had the chance to study in art, I grabbed my luck to get started, even if it is not always easy I do not regret.

Gerald's passion for drawing and painting began from childhood.

After leaving school, he attended the North Cheshire School of Art and Design, in England, where he studied drawing from nature, art in general, ceramics and photography. After completing his studies, he followed an apprenticeship in printing and, although he acquired experience, he decided that it was not exactly the career that suited him. After a few years spent working for his own account as an artist, he decided to resume full -time studies and registered at the University of Plymouth, in Devon, in England, where he studied graphics. He then studied illustration at the University of Falmouth, in Cornwall, England.

During his studies, he won a competition by designing wine labels and made the cover of his very first disc. After completing his studies with mention, he settled as a full -time independent artist. His first work consisted in producing illustrations of monthly blankets for a magazine. He then produced a wide variety of illustrations for publishers of books and magazines. He works alongside writers and poets. He made record covers for record companies and musicians. He worked for marketing companies, nature protection organizations and tourist attractions, etc. In recent years, he has provided puzzles and games with his colorful, detailed and imaginative art.

Graeme Stevenson is best known for producing amazing images featuring a variety of wild animals and landscapes. Born in New South Wales, Australia, he started painting and studying animals from an early age. Growing up, he explored the vast expanses of Australia, photographing, drawing and finally painting the exotic animals of this country. Now living permanently in the United States, he continues to paint animals. Stevenson's art is found on a whole series of products, from puzzles to posters.

I am an self -taught American artist, working in my studio in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Since 2006, I have been selling my online works of art, during events and through license products.

My childhood took place in Northern California, where I discovered my passion. Like many artists, I have always been obsessed with drawing and coloring! Everything was for the best when I received a new coloring book and a new box of colored pencils. The drawing has always been part of me: my first independent paid work dates back to the age of 11 (a drawing in the colored pencil of a white -headed pygargue for the son of my science teacher as a birthday present); I was the devoted artist of each school group project; And after school, I was the girl who was hitting at your door to try to sell you hand-drawn brands for 50 cents each! When I was not at school, doing my homework or performing household chores, I drew, I wrote, I read or manufactured something. I am an entirely self-taught artist and I obtained my diploma as a business associate in 2007. I am delighted to be able to share my talent with the whole world and make it my livelihood!

My original works are created by hand, with watercolor pencil and ink on illustration cardboard, using traditional materials and techniques. The dimensions range from the miniature (2.5 "x3.5" up to 11 "x14", although I can go a little further). Sometimes I work with acrylic on wood, which allows me to paint a little larger and to use different techniques. I also make all my graphics for the Internet and the use of products, and I produce a lot of my own prints and products in the studio, and I publish my own coloring books and collecting cards. I currently grant licenses to external companies for the use of my works on products such as cross stitch grids, stationery articles, rubber stamps and many other things. I love being able to offer my works on products I know that people will use and appreciate them!

Fans collect my works on sites like Ebay and Etsy for many years now, and hundreds of my original paintings and engravings can be found in many personal collections worldwide. My fans are very important to me, because I would not be where I am today without their support! I look forward to a wonderful future where I will have the opportunity to acquire licenses for other products, illustrate books and paint other characters and fun works to the delight of all :).

C.R.BJORK is a "colorist" acrylic painter born and raised in Southern California, who signs his name CBJORK on all his works. His art is mainly fantastic and pop-surrealist, but also has American aspects with some elements of realism. He started his artistic career by painting Beanie Babies that have been presented in many collection magazines. Subsequently, he made himself known for his post-impressionist works representing California, nature, animals, the scenes of Las Vegas and the expressiveness of Halloween. His art of Tiki Hula was one of his main centers of interest, because it allows him to combine many expressions, with fun characters and elements of nature. His tiki-hula art is inspired by his own imagination. Cbjork was born in the mid-1970s and grew up by loving Disney, as well as television series like Bewitched, I Dream of Jeanie, Munsters, and Smurfs, to name a few. The main goal of his art is to entertain others and have entertained himself, to live a vacation with a simple painting. Some paintings make a lot of meaning, others are simple joyful scenes. Cbjork has many projects for the future with regard to its art collections.
The CBJORK studio is currently under construction and is located at home in Ventura, California. Some of his works can be admired locally at Aloha on Street.

I am a self -taught Spanish artist. From a very young age, I was fascinated by observing my father, a designer of profession, in his workshop, and how he concentrated so much on his work that he seemed to disappear from the world.

I started to paint by inspiring myself from the landscape when I moved to the countryside, pregnant with my first child. I found a world to explore, filled with powerful women linked to nature who left us a message. In my paintings, the life-life-life cycle appears to be a reminder to connect with the cyclic process of nature, feathers, flowers, skulls and animals to inspire my work.
In 2016, I started to exhibit in galleries in the United States and I made several solo shows, my works are in the houses of collectors around the world, something that makes me believe in what I do and continues.

"Bienvenue dans mon univers fantastique !     

Ici, chaque illustration est une invitation à l'évasion, à la magie et à l'expression de soi.Inspirée par l'Art Thérapie, mes images sont un espace où les couleurs et les émotions s'entrelacent pour apporter bien être et détente. 

J'espère qu'elles vous appaiseront et que mes créations trouveront une place spéciale dans votre cœur! " 

He graduated from the Brno Secondary of Art School (1973) and the Avu de Prague (1982).

In his work, he first focused on comics and free creations, then on book illustrations. He has collaborated with a number of Czech and foreign publishers, focusing on the genres of science fiction and fantastic.

His work is represented in anthologies of digital spectrum art, exposes, exotic and phantasia.
With his illustrations, he also contributed to the books "How to Draw and Paint Dragons" and "The Dragon Chronicles - Labyrinth of Fire".

Jasmine is a traditional acrylic painter, who combines elements of realism with fantastic and surrealist elements. Historical and spiritual references mingle with fairy tales and the beauty of nature. His virgins with liquid eyes, which are his trademark, evoke a wide range of emotions and reactions to surrounding imaging. Its objective is to bring a little magic and intrigue into the ordinary world with each painting!

Jasmine's images appear in many books and magazines, as well as in countless derivative products such as Bradford Exchange, Hamilton Collection, Ashton-Drake dolls and its Disney products lines. His paintings appear in public and private collections worldwide.

Jasmine was born in 1979 and began to exhibit professionally in 1997.

Jason Taylor est un artiste britannique talentueux, reconnu pour son style visuel vibrant et méticuleusement détaillé. Ses œuvres séduisent par leur richesse narrative et leur palette de couleurs éclatantes. Il excelle dans la création de scènes pleines de vie, qui captent immédiatement l'attention et invitent à l'exploration visuelle.

Ses illustrations sont régulièrement utilisées pour des produits dérivés haut de gamme, notamment des puzzles, des affiches artistiques, ainsi que divers objets de décoration intérieure, témoignant de leur attrait universel et de leur polyvalence.

Œuvres emblématiques

Track Monster
Une illustration saisissante d'énergie, représentant une voiture de course
rugissante sur un circuit. Chaque détail, du mouvement des pneus aux éclats de
lumière sur le châssis, est minutieusement travaillé pour transmettre la
puissance et la vitesse.

Inside Out Coffee Shop
Une scène chaleureuse et conviviale au cœur d'un café. Jason Taylor y déploie
tout son talent pour capturer l'atmosphère vibrante : jeux de lumières,
personnages expressifs, et détails subtils des objets du quotidien, créant une
œuvre immersive.

Retro Garage
Un hommage nostalgique à l’univers des garages d’époque, avec des voitures
classiques, des outils vintage, et une ambiance authentique qui respire la
passion mécanique et l'amour du détail.

The illustration of wild life led Jason of the icy arctic icy expanses to the torrid heat of Californian deserts, coral reefs from the Indian Ocean to the cloudy forests of New Zealand. His work covers a wide range of publications, from gay and colorful books for young children to the demanding standards of encyclopedias and scientific illustrations.

Jean-Marc Janiaczyk is a French self-taught painter, born December 18, 1966, since his childhood he has drawn, in 1991, he began to paint. Many years to draw, gave it a solid base in drawing.

After trying watercolor, pastel, acrylic and oil painting, he finally chose the colors in oil, for their flexibility, their smoothness, and their long drying time.

The first paintings are only clumsy tests, but very quickly he learns the technique of oil painting alone, observing, and representing exactly what he sees. Which brings him to a difficult technique: hyperrealism.

Having always been attracted by landscape painting, he paints landscapes, and it was in 1999, for the first time, that he used a palette knife to give volume to a few flowers.

He is impressed by the rendering of this technique and since he painted exclusively with a palette knife, a very colorful nature.

He likes to paint landscapes in the south of France, where the sunlight is intense, where the colors are lively and the contrasts powerful. Sometimes he also likes to paint characters or portraits.

Jean-Marc Janiaczyk wants to paint and represent the warmth of summer, each of his paintings is an invitation to walk in these landscapes or simply sit down and admire the landscape, feel the flowers, enjoy a fleeting moment.

His paintings are very successful, so that many of them are reproduced and distributed worldwide in the form of a cross stitch, cards, calendars, puzzles, posters, skirts, stationery ... and many more.

He has also written sometimes four -page items in the special issue of a French art magazine.

His paintings are in many collections in South Africa, Germany, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Spain, France, Greece, Italy, Japan, Morocco, Mexico, the Czech Republic, Russia, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Jody has a diversified style of painting that has developed over the years and thousands of paintings. Her first works were charming illustrations for children whom she sold to art exhibitions in the North West to pay for her studies.

Jody's watercolor technique is self -taught. His engineering diploma is reflected in his compositions and demonstrates Jody's love for mathematics and geometry. She easily mixes these elements with her imaginative interior visions to create her unique style.

We often ask her why she uses aboriginal, indigenous and geometric symbols. His permanent studies have made him discover many old cultures and the beauty of their drawings. By working respectfully with these images, Jody participates in the meaning of our history and reintegrates their symbols in our modern culture.

I propose that humanity shares a common reality, just beyond the scope of normal view. The images are emotions, those that are invisible but felt ... inaudible but known. There are moments when we have an acute awareness of existence ... like the feeling of exultation when we stand on the edge of a mountain, or at the top of a crescent moon. The physical adventure of each man is unique, but the abstract language of feelings, and our achievement of existence is our common experience. My paintings are part of my personal adventure. Memory simplifies the decor. I no longer see the edge of the mountain, but I see the feelings it has aroused.

Art is a tradition that helps to define that we are and brings us a vision of what we can become. My painting is my expression and my request for a more beautiful, more peaceful and more harmonious world.

I wish you an endless childhood,

Johanne, a 33 -year -old creative spirit from Texas, channels her deep love for animals in her vibrant artistic efforts. Passionate about modern art and digital art, she specializes in the creation of digital masterpieces which are not only colorful, but also a feast for the eyes. As an American artist, the unique works of Johanne are a celebration of her talent, her originality and her affection for the animal kingdom.

I started painting in pastel in 1985, as a natural progression of the drawing, which I had been practicing for as long as I remember. Two years later, I settled in the Cayman Islands, where I lived with my family for fourteen years. The colors of the Caribbean stimulated my artistic senses and invited me to capture the Turquoise sea and the bright pink bougainvilliers on paper and canvas. The artistic community of the Cayman Islands welcomed me, private collectors and institutions bought my works, and I participated in numerous exhibitions of visual arts and collective exhibitions, winning several prizes. The Cayman Islands are a dependent British territory and my status within the artistic community gave me the opportunity and the honor of meeting members of the royal family.

I started using acrylic towards the end of my stay in the Cayman Islands, and now that I live in England, I paint almost exclusively with this technique. The acrylics combine the strength of color with technical simplicity, and thanks to their sustainability, I know that when I explore originals around the world, they arrive in perfect condition.

One of the advantages of living in Europe is to be able to travel to countries like Italy and France. I feel lucky to have been able to paint some pastoral scenes from Tuscany and Provence between my more typically tropical works for Caribbean galleries and collectors in the United States.

In 2013, I started painting Kauai scenes, to exhibit and sell them through the Palms Gallery. It was a great privilege for me to be selected to be the first international artist in the gallery, and there can be a better inspiration for an artist than to have as subject the most naturally beautiful landscapes of the planet, and a gallery in the middle of all this where his works can be exhibited and appreciated. Today, my days start with a white canvas in front of me and images of narcotic waterfalls, steep mountains, immaculate beaches and palm trees that swing, which only ask to be painted.

John O'Brien was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1953 and graduated at the Philadelphia College of Art in 1975.

During his career, he worked with many renowned publishers, illustrating more than 100 pounds for children, 8 of which have also written.  He illustrated publications such as the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Times, Global Finance and Worth, and has contributed to many other collections, anthologies and manuals.  He also had a long relationship with the Highlights for Kids magazine, for which he made numerous indoor covers and illustrations.

John also had a long career as a cartoonist for many magazines, notably The New Yorker, for which he made 17 covers and more than 200 interior illustrations.  His drawings were also published in the New York Times, Esquire, Fast Company and Omni, among others.

John lives in Delran, New Jersey, spring and fall.  In summer, he went to North Wildwood, New Jersey, where he worked as a rescuer for the North Wildwood beach patrol from 1970 to 2015. John spent the winter months in Miami, Florida.

He plays music both professionally and to have fun, mainly Dixieland and Celtic.  He especially likes the banjo and the concertina, but he also plays piano, bass and guitar.

John has a daughter, Tess, who graduated from the Lasalle College of Philadelphia.

Originally from Iowa, Julia Catleen is an artist specializing in digital art, whose talent and passion for colorful illustrations quickly made her a rising figure in the world of contemporary art. Born in 1997, Julia showed a particular affinity from drawing and creation from an early age.

From her adolescence, she turned to digital, a medium which allowed her to explore new ways of expressing her vision of the world. Digital tools have opened for her an infinity of possibilities, allowing her to mix traditional and modern techniques, thus creating a distinctive style and recognizable among a thousand.

His works, often marked by a vibrant palette of colors, tell stories that cross genres and eras, combining the old and the modern, the real and the imaginary. Their main characteristic is undoubtedly their ability to evoke intense emotions through the simplicity of shapes and the complexity of colors.

In 2023, at the age of 26, Julia joined the Oraloa artists. The integration within this group allowed him to expand his network and collaborate with other talented artists, thus enriching his own work.

In addition to her artist career, Julia is also a fervent defender of artistic education, convinced that digital art offers unrivaled opportunities for the new generation. She regularly runs workshops and seminars, sharing her know-how with young emerging talents.

Today, Julia Catleen continues to push the limits of her art, constantly seeking to evolve and innovate. With the support of the Oraloa collective and the growing recognition of the artistic community, the future seems bright for this artist of Iowa with undeniable talent.

 Julia Spirit is an artist with unique style and talent. She puts so many details in each drawing that it is very pleasant to color them and give them life. If you like the world of fantasy and magic, its art is for you.

Julia works as an independent artist, and painting is her full -time job. Julia holds a license in fine arts. For many years, she has been painting portraits and illustrations. She illustrated a series of books to color and children's stories books. His style is influenced by fanciful art, fantastic art and pop surrealism.

Julia lives near Barcelona in Spain, and she has 3 large German shepherds.

Julianne Pacers was born in the lively city of San Francisco, California, in 1992. The dynamic artistic culture of the metropolis and the proximity of natural wonders such as the Pacific Ocean and the Sierra Nevada mountains deeply influenced it from a very young age. The mixture of urban life and natural splendor has become a recurring theme in her works, transforming it into the artist that she is today.

Training
Julianne brought her passion for art to a higher level by attending a prestigious art school in the United States, where she specialized in illustration and painting. The rigorous school program and the mentorship of accomplished artists helped her refine her skills and instilled him a professionalism that is translating today in his works.

Artistic style
Julianne's unique style combines her passion for animals in her sense of illustration. It is renowned for its detailed portraits which are not content to capture the physical appearance of the animals which it paints, but also their spirit and their personality. His works often integrate elements of their natural habitat or abstract backgrounds which testify to the emotional resonance of the subject.

My first name is Julie, I am nicknamed Buibui.

Originally from the edges of Lake Geneva, I put my suitcases in the Ain, alongside a weeping willow. I live there with my lover, my pretty girl, my pretty boy, a lot of paper, a lot of paint and a thumbuced pencils.

As far as I remember, I always had a pencil in hand.

Having studied the history of art (mainly from the 20th century) in high school, I obtained a bac L plastic arts in 2005 and then made a very brief visit to the National School of Fine Arts in Lyon. The teaching practiced was not for me!

Since then I have painted, sticks, has drawn and colors constantly, always looking for new ideas and techniques. It’s a necessity!

Inspired both by youth illustration, singular art, culture of street art or the primary arts, I work to develop a personal and poetic universe which wants to be an invitation to travel, in worlds populated by melancholy creatures, and in which time often seems to have stopped.

Based mainly on the human figure (often feminine) and nature, my work mixes false naivety, colors, patterns and other heady intermers which are like so many paths in the course of our thoughts.

My characters and other landscapes each have a singular story that I tell myself by giving birth to them, and I like that the one who looks at him in turn ...

Technical

Lately I mix painting, acrylic inks and markers. I often add color pencil and use my precious Rotring and Staedler pens (rechargeable pens for technical drawing). I have used gouache and pen in the past and am always looking for new techniques.

Having worked a lot on spinned chassis, I recently opt for supports with smoother surfaces such as wood and paper.

Julie Courchesne draws her inspiration from the simple little pleasures of life. She creates works that evoke the memory of an era and that make you smile. In addition, the amalgamation of drawing and painting brings a singular perspective to the fabrics. All his works have an appearance of lightness, sketch effect and these come to life with alive colors and unique textures.

Since her childhood, art is part of Julie's life and it was during her school career in high school that she took her first oil painting lessons. Over time and university studies, art and painting were temporarily set aside. However, as soon as her lessons are completed, she returned to her passion and explored a new medium, that of acrylic, which she still uses today.

For Julie, her real boom results from a visit to an art gallery in Quebec City, in 2013. She immediately felt herself challenged by this artistic field. From then on, the painting was going to take a very special place in his life. Since then, she has been using a self -taught and painted method on a daily basis.

Julie is a passionate artist for which a painless life would be unimaginable, gray and empty. Art gives her a balance in her daily life and she uses this attachment in order to release her creativity and express her emotions. This flame, that art in his eyes represents, allows him to escape, to stop time and to live fully the present moment.

Kosmiics Kollection Art was inspired through her love of spirituality and the cosmos. Ever since She was young she has always Wanted to Create. During the 2019 LOCKDOWN, She Decided the Best Way to Express Her Creativity Through Hard Times, was to combine her artisticities with her love for technology, and created artistic pieces only using an iPad.
Since then, kosmiics kollection has made detaied pieces that venture thrrough the universe.

Kovallino is a Japanese artist specializing in manga drawing. He was born on January 3, 1978 in Kumamoto, Japan. He began his career in the manga industry in 1994 by submitting short stories for a competition organized by a famous Japanese magazine. He won the competition and started publishing short stories in many magazine around the world.

Larian, nicknamed the "melancholic storyteller", weaves a tapestry of tales using the shades of witches, scarecrows and elements of the retro era. With each brushstroke, she evokes nostalgia and awakens sleeping emotions, transporting spectators in mystical kingdoms where the boundaries between the supernatural and the daily fade. His distinctive style mixes the vintage aura of the past with the fantastic, capturing the essence of ephemeral moments that linger between dreams and reality. Drawing her inspiration from moonlight nights and rainy whispers, Larian is more than an artist, she is a lighthouse for lost souls in the modern era, sucking at a touch of magic. 🌧🌙.

In 2015, Lars Stewart made his passion for photography his profession. His works are colorful photographic montages in which he combines classical photography and digital art. Lars Stewart lives in the American state of Washington. He works with his wife and colleague artist loves Stewart at the Foxfire Studios.

 I was born in the Bouches du Rhône and I spent my childhood between the pretty forests of Burgundy, my mother's country, and the garrigue of Marcel Pagnol.
Little one I wanted to be Snow White, Cinderella, lose myself in Wonderland or sometimes know how to wiggle my nose as my beloved witch while dreamed of before the illustrations of Sarah Kay.

Thinking, I had long invented a magical world where I could take refuge at leisure.

"Then she fell asleep in a long, very long sleep ..."

I drew like all the children draw but without knowing that it would become a real passion.

I am self -taught and I started to bite especially Landscapes and still lifes. The drawing attracted me a lot but I was never completely satisfied with my "study subjects".
One day I penciled A little elf in a landscape And it seemed so natural that I continued on this path.
Since then I have devoted my drawing to all these little characters who have accompanied me in my childhood and that I had so much pleasure to find. I now like to make them live on a sheet of paper.
I continued to Combine my passion for drawing with the magical world as well as my passion for certain periods of history.

My inspirations are quite varied but often revolve around the magic or the fantastic since I appreciate the sweetness of the illustrations of illustrations as much Meredith Dillman or Delphine Gache like the darker drawings of Tim Burton or Barbara Canepa.

I have been working for 20 years in the field of vocational training for adults and I am declared Freelance illustrator since 2008. I reconcile my time between a very humanly human work, my family life and my passion for drawing.

Keeping a part of magic and childhood is vital for me.

I will end up with my favorite quote:

"What makes the poet? Isn't that love, the desperate search for the slightest ray of sunshine playing on the parquet floor of a child's room "
François Mauriac. 

My illustrator work

I dreamed of my engravings like prince kisses,

A little naive and childish, they are addressed to your inner child, the one who at the bottom of you, has never grown up.

Imprints of melancholies, they tell you about the lost worlds, forever glowed melodies from your childhood.

Sometimes you will bite the poisoned apple, other times, it is a frog that will awaken you.

Often, these are small wood fairy people who look at you at the bottom of your eyes and tell you:

"Remember- You"

My illustrations are made of different techniques, either in traditional, watercolor, acrylic and colored pencil; either in digital painting under Photoshop. I always try to distill magic and sweetness in my way of painting, whether traditional or digital.

Laure Phelipon has always drawn, she has a naive and colorful universe, the drawing is, for her, a way to look at the world from the angle of sweetness and joy. Laure has been an illustrator for children and big children since 2010. She has illustrated books for Robert Laffont editions, Hemma, Jouvence, Hachette, Happère.
She also has a shop where she sells fabric coupons.
Laure is happy to be able to offer her illustrations for diamond painting.
See you soon :)

Liliia is an American illustrator who works on different supports, including gouache, acrylic and digital, to create various textures and light effects in her works. Its themes range from the city, the landscapes, the still life, on the decorative motif. His images are perfect for many products such as puzzles, collectibles, calendars and greeting cards.

I am an artist...

This means that I live in a fantastic world, populated by unrealistic expectations ...

So here I am ...

Sometimes painter, sometimes illustrator

But creator at every moment ...

Every day is a wonderful trip animated by passion ...

And to conclude with these words:

"I dream my painting and then I paint my dream" (Van Gogh)

Welcome to my universe

Line P.

My name is Lisa Hudson, a 29 -year -old digital artist from Australia. From a very young age, I was fascinated by art and technology, which naturally turned me to the world of digital art. My love for animals is often a source of inspiration for my works. I create images that capture not only the beauty and mind of animals, but also scenes that reflect their interaction with the natural world.

I am particularly passionate about the potential of digital art to raise awareness of the conservation of wildlife. Through my creations, I seek to establish an emotional link between the public and the animal world, hoping to arouse awareness and increased respect for our natural environment.

My journey is not only an artistic quest, but also a personal journey that allows me to explore and celebrate the deep connection that we share with all life forms.

Née à Taïwan, Liv, artiste éditoriale à Londres depuis 2022, crée des personnages uniques et adorables. Diplômée de l'Edinburgh College of Art, elle a collaboré avec des clients tels que Snapchat et World Vision sur des imprimés, des tasses, des autocollants et plus encore dans son style amusant et coloré. Passionnée de voyages et de gastronomie, elle vit dans un foyer dynamique et plein de rires avec son mari photographe, sa fille joueuse de tennis et son sympathique chat, Tiny.

Lucia Van Den Berg, from a small town in the Netherlands, discovered her love for art in her childhood, inspired by the magnificent tulip fields and the windmills surrounding her house. The bright colors and the quiet beauty of his homeland have become a source of constant inspiration for his art. The enchanting representations of the Dutch countryside of Van Gogh have deeply influenced it, as well as the complex patterns and the symbolism of the works of Gustav Klimt.

However, Lucia's passion for art was not limited to local landscapes. Young adult, she got into many trips, exploring various landscapes around the world. Her works, created mainly with wooden pencils and sometimes combined with digital art, reflect the various environments it has encountered.

Her work "Macaw Family" is inspired by her stay in South America, where she was captivated by the vibrant colors and the sounds of the jungle. "Mountain Escape" and "Field of Fragrance" testify to his trips to Canada and France, respectively, while "Sakura No Tancho" was inspired by a visit to Japan, where she fell in love with the serene beauty of traditional Japanese architecture and symbolic trees that are the crane and cherry in flower.

Despite her talent, Lucia remains a relatively little known artist. She has always preferred the quiet loneliness of her travels and the comfort of her small studio in the Netherlands with the ramp lights. She continues to travel and create, pushed not by the desire for recognition, but by the joy of capturing the beauty of the world in her art. His works, which are all snapshots of a time and a place, are dear by those who are lucky to fall on it.


Country of origin: Netherlands

Influences: Vincent Van Gogh, Gustav Klimt, his Dutch heritage, his travels and his passion for exploring the natural world.

Makiko was born in Nagoya, Japan. After studying design at the Nagoya Girl's University, she worked as an independent designer for several textile printing companies.
She went to the United States to study English and graphic design, where she met her husband and moved to Belgium since. She took the illustration course while raising her son.
For almost 25 years, she has worked as an independent illustrator for greeting cards and children's publications in Europe and Japan.
She loves nature and animals, and her inspiration comes from the innocent movement of animals and children. And for her, animals are a good way to transmit a message and an emotion.
She likes to be part of this magical world.

Mandie Manzano is a visual artist who has been creating works of art in a professional manner since 2011. She has used traditional painting and drawing techniques with her iPad and likes to paint with acrylics and inks.

Mandie has created works of art for DreamWorks Fine Arts Animation, Warner Brothers with Diamond Art Club, and has granted licenses to many companies throughout her career. His works were published on magazine covers, created books of books for authors and were exhibited in galleries around the world.

Having studied the visual arts, Mandie Manzano brings a unique light to all her beautiful creations. She is convinced that art can bring joy and hope, reveal hidden truths, teach powerful lessons, inspire and even heal. His goal is to create sincere works of art that will bless others.

She currently lives in Louisiana with her family and likes to create works inspired by the Magic Tales of Formerity, the timeless stories that make you smile, the mystery and the beauty of the Bayous who surround her and her faith.

Maria Chetkareva is an illustrator who is distinguished by her ability to create magic and magical worlds who capture imagination. Thanks to his talent for brightly colored pallets and his complex style, his works offer an overview of the mysticism, aroused a feeling of wonder and admiration.

From an early age, Chetkareva has expressed great interest in art, often immersing itself in drawing and painting. His parents, both artists, played a decisive role in acquiring his skills. Their common love for the narration allowed him to acquire a deep appreciation of the stories, which will later become the backbone of his illustrious career.

After secondary school, she graduated in fine arts, perfecting her art under the supervision of some of the best artists in the industry. After graduating, Ms. Chetkareva embarked on professional illustration, merging her passion for art and narration. She channeled her unique visions in the creation of elaborate illustrations which effortlessly transport spectators to different fields.

Marieva Cardoso is a Spanish artist specializing in digital art in Steampunk style. Today she lives her passion for art. Mariaeva today produces illustrations for novels and video games.

Marie Antoinette is a young Philippine artist born and raised in Manila. From an early age, she has shown great interest in art and spent most of her free time drawing and painting. After graduating from the secondary school, Marie Antoinette decided to continue her studies in a renowned art school in the Philippines, where she studied the techniques of illustration and painting.

Over the years, Marie Antoinette has developed her own distinctive style in illustration, mixing traditional Philippine influences with modern and contemporary styles. She quickly made a name for herself in the illustration industry for adults and children, and worked on many projects for local and international customers.

Marie Antoinette is known for her attention to details and her ability to capture the essence of a story or a character through her illustrations. She is also known for her work with bright and brilliant colors, which draw the attention of children while capturing the imagination of adults.

In addition to her illustrator work, Marie Antoinette is also active in the Philippine artistic community and works with organizations to help promote arts and artistic education. She also organizes illustration workshops for local children in order to encourage them to continue their artistic passions.

Today, Marie Antoinette is considered one of the most talented and promising illustrators of the Philippine artistic scene, and continues to inspire and amaze people with her creative and colorful work.

Illustrator, painter, poet ... I am a multi-cassttes, joyful and high-in-color artist in the soul! After literary studies, then obtaining my master teaching, I fell for my childhood passions, to devote myself entirely. It was during my first parental leave that I took over the drawing, to the delight of my two children.
Self -taught, I explored many techniques, and draw a lot, then create "in my own way".
My style? Close to naive art ... He is colorful, living, full of contrasts, voluntarily disproportionate, magical, sometimes funny, sometimes poetic! A great lover of animals, I love representing them ... And in particular Mimie, my little black and white cat, which has become the effigy of my business, and my brand "Marion-An illustrations", created in 2017.
Each of my illustrations are imagined and created with a lot of love and passion. I often say that my art, "it's the expression of my overflowing heart". More than a simple image, it is a powerful tool for transmission of values ​​and resources.
Sometimes we go through difficult moments, and this is where we particularly need tenderness, acceptance, forgiveness, joy, sparkling & sparkling eyes! This is what I want to transmit through my illustrations.
Today, I am happy to be able to share them with you, through the diamond painting, the cross stitch, the pixel Hobby oraloa, and the puzzles.

In love with the arts from my earliest childhood, it is quite natural that I turned to illustration for children's literature, in order to travel young and old on the end of my pencils.

Very curious, infinitely dreamy, a bit lucky ...

I enjoyed learning and practicing many different techniques, watercolor, pastel, collage, Chinese ink, photography .... and many others that offer me a fairly large horizon.
I like to combine several techniques, because in terms of art as in life it is not greater force than diversity.

Melanie Oliveira, born in 1997 in the heart of Switzerland, has always been passionate about art and expression. From an early age, she found her voice in the different art forms that she met. His career in the world of creativity has been both fascinating and unique.

Melanie's love for art has developed during its years of training. Encouraged by her parents of art lovers, she was exposed to various forms of art, including painting, sculpture and digital arts. His fascination for artistic portraits, however, distinguished her from his peers. Capturing the complex details of the face and the human soul through his art has become his passion, leading him to devote his life to it.

Michael David Ward is a Nippo-American artist and writer from the high technology industry. Artist accomplished in several genres, he is also a graphic and industrial designer. In addition to his artistic activities, Michael is a science fiction and fantasy writer.

He has created many commemorative images for Paramount Studios, Lucas Arts and New Line Cinema on emblematic franchises such as Star Trek, Star Wars And Lost in space. His works and character designs have been dismissed by many companies for various products. His work has also been published in many magazines, especially Heavy Metal Magazine, and illustrated with books of books. Its original paintings and its limited edition impressions are collected around the world and have been widely exposed in galleries and exhibitions in the United States, Europe and Japan.

His works are part of the collections of personalities such as Gene Roddenberry, George Lucas, Jeff Bezos, William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Nichelle Nichols, Jonathan Frakes, as well as many other actors and companies. Michael was also selected as a star artist in a series of exhibitions entitled Marine Art Exhibition, in partnership with the Cousteau Society, which took place in Monterey, California, and in Maui, in Hawaii.

Some of his works have been seen in television shows such as Third planet after the sun, Star Trek 25th Anniversary Special, the documentary Trekkies and have even been put forward in the attraction Star Tours in Disneyland. His work also drew the attention of 20th Century Fox and MGM Animations, where some of his creations have been optional as entertainment properties.

Michael continues to illustrate and write, participating in many creative projects. His philosophy: Creativity is intrinsic to our being!

Valérie Moigne alias Misstigri is an independent artist based in Nantes where she also holds a small shop.
After an applied arts and a BTS in interior architecture, it will continue on a long cycle at the Beaux-Arts in design options. Despite an attempt in architecture, her passion for the image will take over and push her to settle as an independent graphic designer in 2000. This work being led by customer constraints, she will seek a scar starting to paint, and will give birth to female characters who will become her manufacturing mark "The Misses".


Today, at the same time graphic designer, illustrator and painter she draws her inspiration as well from painting with influences like Klimt, Mucha, Shiele or Pignon Ernest, as in comics via Bilal, Manara, Dautremer, or even fashion (Lacroix, Gaultier or Miyaké, ...) and the animation cinema (Burton, Miyazaki.


His technique first begins with the development of a sketch which she then reproduces on the scale of the canvas. Like a school teacher, she built the main lines of the drawing. It tinks, equalizes then erases from the reverse of its blouse everything that parasites the readability ... The base is in place.
The skin, the clothes, the hair then the coarse acrylic shadows. Precise shadows, volumes and very fatty pastel eyeshadows. A little touch of precision for the finishes at POSCA (Gouache felt) and 3D paint (tulip). If the young lady who comes to life asks her, she decorates her toilet, feathers, lace or ribbons ...


Today it has acquired a great notoriety and is considered a reference in its own right by many ...

Monica Morisson, illustrator from Manitoba, Canada, was born in 1985. Monica's artistic journey began from her childhood, her artistic potential being obvious from the start. The endless hours spent drawing and painting, associated with an innate talent and an acute sense of detail, made obvious the fact that his skills would far exceed the limits of a simple hobby.

Monica's work is distinguished by its innate understanding of childish wonder and its astonishing ability to portray emotions and complex stories using simple but captivating visual elements. His creations are often described as fanciful, vibrant and filled with palpable energy, evoking a feeling of enchantment.

The artist Nadezhda Stélkina was born and grew up in the village of Fedoskino, near Moscow. Stélkina is her surname during her marriage, while in her youth, her name was Burbysheva. The Burbyshev family has given several generations of famous artists in Fedoskino. At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, the great grandfather of Nadezhda had a small factory called Burbyshevskaya Workshop, which produced pete-lacquer smokers, silver cigarette cases, cuts, etc. The 1917 revolution made private entrepreneurship impossible and the "Burbyshevs workshop" closed its doors. However, the Zakhar Timofeevich Burbyshev dynasty was perpetuated by his sons, Semyon and Dmitry, who were the main artists of the Artel Fedoskino in the Soviet era. Nadezhda StruLkina's father, Viktor Semyonovich Burbyshev, had among the best artists of the Fedoskino miniatures factory and worked there for more than 40 years. A graduate of the Fedoskino miniature painting school, Nadezhda also continued the artist dynasty.

His talent for painting appeared very early. She considers that her main art masters are the former classic masters. Inspired by them, as well as by fairy tales and Russian spiritual legends, she creates images that awaken benevolent and luminous feelings. The artistic style of Nadezhda is unique and makes her works immediately recognizable. Her way of writing is very delicate and it is famous for its gentle and delicate representation of faces, as if they were radiated from the inside. It is the embodiment of the Russian ideal of female beauty. The works of Nadezhda Stélkina are kept at the Fedoskino factory museum and in many private collections in Russia and abroad. In 1997, Nadezhda's works were marketed under license in the United States and immediately acquired immense popularity. The biggest souvenir company "The Bradford Exchange" has launched a series of music boxes, porcelain plates, Christmas trees, etc. called "Symphony of Angels". For this series, Nadezhda received the crystal cup "New name of the year".

Since then, Nadezhda has been collaborating with various companies. His works can be seen on various products (postcards, calendars, puzzles, Christmas tree decorations, collection plates, music boxes, etc.) in almost all countries of the world. Thanks to the possibility of making money by selling her images under license, Nadezhda was unable to sell the originals of her works of art and, having accumulated a large collection, was able to make her old dream: to open his own private museum in the fatherland in Russian lacquer boxes, in the famous village of Fedoskino. The museum collection includes more than 40 works of lacquer miniatures (boxes, boxes, wall panels), created by Nadezhda in the past 20 years.

 Where I come from

I am a self -taught painter. I started painting in oil by exploring different techniques. Not discovering what I was looking for, I continued to draw for my own pleasure and I turned to graphics for more than 20 years, where I explored different visual styles. This is where my style appeared. This change pushed me to return to the campaign and devote my time to my family life.

What inspires me

This other path allowed me to find an artistic style of expression that reflects my colorful, spontaneous and sweet side. Inspired by the animal kingdom and the human, I like to paint my subjects in a very colorful movement and vegetation setting. A decor that amazes and transports to the dream, via the magical universe that emerges from it. Je souhaite toucher cette étincelle de magie présente en chacun.

Where I start

My works follow these steps of realization: I start by producing an automatic drawing, then I let myself be inspired by the range of colors to use and finally, I finish with a black line in China ink.

Artistic style

My art oscillates between pop art, psychedelic and naive art. My works express joy and awaken us to the space of the void by their bright colors applied in flat with acrylic painting. I believe that the black features surrounding each form create a distraction for the mind, which generates an inner calm. In my opinion, the black features represent 0.001%* of our material reality, while the colors in flat is space. We believe we are separated from space when separation is only a tiny part of reality, as it can be understood.

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My works are distinguished by the absence of a right segment and the presence of continuous movement. They contain a multitude of forms, ranging from circles, many of which are concentric, to hearts and flowers that are insufficient to form different mythical symbols.

* According to quantum physics, our material reality represents only 0.001%, the 99.999% is the space of the quantum vacuum, i.e. unlimited.

"What about me?"

I was born in Belgium where I still remain.

My taste for creation and drawing comes to me from my mother who introduced me since a young age to different creative hobbies and reading.

Once I started drawing, I didn't stop. I scribbled on everything and anything even my course sheets.

My influences are numerous: comics and a little more the universe of manga, video games, cinema and series, and of course, my readings. I am passionate about tales, myths and legends who are inexhaustible sources for my imagination.

In terms of my studies, I started with a year in drawing before continuing in the digital arts which I graduated.

But thereafter, I refocused on the illustration and comics where I can imagine, express myself and feel myself.

In terms of my work, although I most often color my illustrations by computer, I remain an unconditional user of the paper format for my pencil, and I sometimes try myself in watercolor.

I do not know what to say more, I hope that my work will touch and please you.

I thank Oraloa for the new experience and the adventure he offers me with this collaboration.

See you soon,

Naruokami "

Nathalia is a Brazilian artist born in Brasilia and raised in a family of artists. She grew up admiring the art of her mother, who was a painter and sculpture, and began to draw and paint from an early age.

After graduating from secondary school, Nathalia decided to continue her passion for art by studying the illustration at university. She perfected her skills in drawing, watercolor and painting, and has developed a unique style.

 Art is the heritage of Natasha Wescoat, from Michigan and from a family of artists, including painter Georgia O'Keefe. Natasha began painting full -time acrylic in 2004, after the birth of her second child. Since the start of her career, she has sold more than 1,000 original works to private and professional collections worldwide. His works were presented in the Extreme Makeover program: Home Edition and the successful sitcom "The Middle", as well as in Hollywood films like "Marley & Me".

His work is the subject of artistic education worldwide, from kindergarten to university, and the history of his career was cited in the bestseller of the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal "Crush It", in The Professional Artist magazine and in the documentary of WCMU on Michigan "One Person, One Idea".

Natasha was also invited as a lecturer/artist to national events such as SXSW Interactive, Tedxdetroit and Thriving Artist Summit. Natasha regularly exhibits his works in galleries across the country and the world, from prestigious places like the Ritz-Carlton to popular galleries from the West Coast such as Thinkspace, 111 Minna Gallery. His work is authorized for household items and collectibles, available in stores such as Macy's, Nordstrom, Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, and many more. Natasha is ambitious in all her creative companies, since she is also the founder of Art Career Academy and the author of her first children's book, "Charlotte Lively and the Not-O-Wicked Witch".

Nicky Boehme, from California, has always known that painting would be his vocation. She has drawn and painted since she is a child. Nicky followed a technical artistic training at the Oakland Art Institute in California and later became artistic director for several national advertising agencies. It was at this time that she received many prizes for her works of art, her engravings and her posters as an illustrator and graphic designer.
His years of painting in painting allowed him to acquire knowledge in dramatic lighting and the ability to transport the spectator to a particular place through his works of art, his prints and his posters. Through the eye of the mind, Nicky's Boehme paintings will lead you to a romantic adventure, whether it is a small isolated port or a refreshing mountain stream.
As an artist member of the American Society of Marine Artists, Nicky Boehme participated in the 8th national exhibition sponsored by Mariner's Museum in Newport News, in Virginia. His works of art, his engravings and his posters are part of many private collections and businesses across the country.

Hello I introduce myself, Amandine of my nini nini nini, I am 33 years old, mother of two children. I live in the south of France.
I have been passionate about art therapy for 5 years now I like to color illustrations whether in color pencils or watercolor. I also like the drawing, I started in 2021 and I created several coloring books.

Born in Leningrad in 1966. Olga SUVOROVA is the daughter of the honored artist of the RSFSR Igor SUVOROV. She is the representative of the Dynasty of SUVOROV artists, which includes the three generations of artists from Saint Petersburg: Olga's father, Igor SUVOROV, Natalia and the daughter of Olga, Ekaterina.

In 1998, Olga SUVOROVA graduated from the Academy of Arts in Saint Petersburg, which bears the name of Ilya Repin, and the workshop of A. Mylnikov.

Olga SUVOROVA created his own style of painting - historical portraits in characters' costume in the style of different periods, such as the Renaissance and the Rococo. His work recalls the popular artistic movement of the 20th century in Saint Petersburg, "Mir Iskusstva" ("Le Monde des Arts"), which was inspired by 18th century art and culture.

The artist is constantly participating in exhibitions in Russia and abroad. His works are part of private collections in England, America, Germany, China, Russia and other countries.

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Originally from Lake Beauport, Quebec, Richard Cameron Morneau is an artist in the soul. Since his childhood, this artist has created in different forms (drawing, painting, sculpture, etc.). Today, circus artist, air acrobat, actor, make -up artist, public amuser, illustrator and more, Richard brings the public to his dream universe, by all means. For more than 20 years, this artist has added the strings to his bow to bring a total immersion to his fantasy. The Peter Pan en him wishes to take you in his own imaginary country regardless of your age and above all encourages you to dream to keep your child's heart.

Rosalyna is a Mexican artist specializing in illustration. She was born in Mexico City in 1985 and grew up surrounded by Mexican art and culture. She studied illustration at the National Autonomous University of Mexico City, where she discovered her passion for traditional techniques such as watercolor but also in digital art.

After graduating, Maria Fernanda began her career by working as an illustrator for magazines and children's books. Her favorite technique is watercolor, which she uses to create colorful and lively illustrations that reflect her culture of origin.

Over the years, Rosalyna has developed his own distinctive style, which is characterized by expressive characters and decorations rich in detail. His illustrations were used for books, magazines, posters, and illustrations for children.

Currently, Rosalyna continues to work as an illustrator and artist, and she is considered one of the most talented artists of her generation in Latin America. She inspires young illustrators with her passion for Mexican culture, her virtuoso technique and her ability to tell stories through her works.

Santhya Shenbagam Radhakrishnan is a self -taught illustrator born and raised in a small village in Tamilnadu, India. Santhya has been drawing since her childhood, on any paper or support she finds. Despite this close link with art, Santha first pursued an engineering career for six years. It was by reading children's books to her daughter that she fell in love with the illustrations of these stories and that she found a taste for art. She likes the freedom to express themselves and create worlds through art. Santhya has relentlessly continued her passion for illustration and has been working for four years in the illustration and design of children's books. She likes to learn and explore new techniques in her work, and use a mixture of traditional and digital supports. Santhya is currently living in the United Kingdom with her husband, daughter and their adorable dog, Brownie.

Originally from Benin, Sarah is an independent artist who likes to touch different artistic styles. Discover her magical and colorful universe

Snow leopards, white tigers, elephants and lions; The earth, the moon, the galaxies and the nebulae - these are the subjects which spring from a shimmel canvas and captivate the hearts of those who admire his work. For more than twenty years, Schim Schimmel painted in a style that is clean, expressing on canvas his love and wonder for this incredible planet, his animals, and the universe that created them.

Schim Schimmel studied art with his father, William Schimmel, a watercolorist and recognized art teacher. Schim subsequently, Schim taught watercolor, oil painting and acrylic to thousands of students for more than a decade. In 1987, he stopped teaching to devote himself fully to his artistic style in development, a style for which he is now recognized worldwide.

In 1991, Schimmel's works were exhibited at the Tokyo art exhibition in Japan. His work was immediately adopted by the Japanese, and a year later, he was asked by Shogakukan, one of the biggest books of books in Japan, to write a book for children using his works. Since then, Schimmel has produced six other books and has traveled more than 50 times in Japan, participating in hundreds of art exhibitions in dozens of cities across the four main islands of the country. Schimmel continues to participate each year in exhibitions with Living Art, the first Japanese quality art company.

Schim and his wife, Joann, live in Arizona, in the United States.

Canadian artist Sheena Pike creates unique and colorful images that are
Inspired by many different subjects. Captivating his audience with complex details
Complex details that explore everything, from seasonal patterns to nature, including fantastic animals and creatures, like its baby dragons.
créatures fantastiques comme ses bébés dragons. The Lil Dragonz of Sheena of Sheena quickly quickly quickly the favorites of cross stitch fans and diamond painting customers.

She works both with traditional and digital supports. She does not use AI in her work and hopes that her customers and fans will support works of art created by humans. "Traditional artists need this support and appreciate it more than ever in the AI ​​world in which we live." Fascinated by color from a very young age, she demonstrates its beauty by taking full advantage of the glorious palette of colors that our spectrum has to offer. Its use of color is its strength.

Sheena was presented in Color Pencil Magazine Student Digest in the 2015 winter issue and was invited again to the magazine in 2016 to discuss its mixed techniques. Sheena has also appeared in other publications and was interviewed on her process of creating fantastic images and on her unique imagination.

She was also interviewed by product distributors such as Panpastel on her techniques and process. As a best -selling artist on the cross stitch market and diamond painting and diamond painting, Sheena became known worldwide. Elle s'est récemment lancée dans le marché du puzzle et espère avoir beaucoup plus de produits à offrir dans un futur proche

Sheena hopes to continue captivating and creating beautiful images that will find their way in the imagination and homes of many people. "Never endeavor to be ordinary"

Born in 1961, Simon Treadwell has been passionate about drawing and painting since his childhood. He decided to become an artist at the age of fourteen, after having discovered some of Max Ernst's works at the Guggenheim Museum. After high school, he specialized in classic studies at the European Design Institute in Milan, then began to work as artistic director in several advertising agencies. As an independent illustrator, he became a specialist in hyperrealism, using mixed techniques: airbrush, oil paintings, acrylic and watercolors. A little later, he began to create digital works of art using his Mac, who represents and forever a very faithful friend. After working for many years as an illustrator in the advertising and publishing sectors, Simon recently devoted herself to the development of sublime works of art specially designed for Christmas products. Simon constantly explores his art and discovers new ideas and techniques to best illustrate the wonders of Santa Claus and his magical world. Currently, he lives and works in the beautiful city of Tuscany

Sofía, was born in Mexico City in 1998. Art is his main passion in life forever. Like all his family practices an art form, from sculpture to painting, it is not surprising that Sofia has chosen to become an illustrator. Her mother has always favored personal expression and there was not a single moment in her childhood where she could not create. Sofia studied digital animation at the SAE Institute, where she discovered digital art, and has never looked back since. She thinks that she has always been amazed by the world as a child, which today translates into fanciful and colorful pieces with various and magical characters. During her free time, Sofia likes to travel and spend time outdoors.

For over 40 years, Steve Crisp has produced works of art and illustrations. He experienced his most splendid period at the time of the "Athena Poster". He worked for all the big publishing houses and is probably better known for the covers of Stephen King's books and films posters, including Aliens 2 and Mad Max.

The selection of works of art available for Yolk is varied, Steve focused on creating unique popart images, available in limited editions and art prints. In 2017, Steve was recognized as one of the main influential artists in the art industry and fantastic art.

Steve grew up in Cornwall and the coast has always been a great source of influence and inspiration for him. He was fortunate to have the painter Cornouaillais John Piper as an art teacher at school and, thanks to him, he obtained a place at the Falmouth art school in 1987.

He then spent more than ten years in the advertising and design sector, working in London and Amsterdam, before returning to the coast in 2003, in the Dorset.

As an artist, Steve is recurrently interested in coastal landscapes and marine scenes, and his paintings often reflect a feeling of anticipation at the idea of ​​spending the day at the beach.

Steve's work was strongly influenced by travel posters of the 1920s and 1930s, where the details are reduced to a minimum and where flatness of colors and strong shapes are used by light and shadow.

Another motivation factor for his art is the color - he chooses to use a limited palette of disatuated and earthy shades.

My name is Svetlana YANETSKAYA. I am an illustrator with more than 10 years of experience specializing in the creation of illustrations for children's books. My illustrations have conquered the hearts of many mothers and children around the world.

Tricia Reilly-Matthews is an American artist recognized for her nostalgic pastels representing touching scenes from childhood. Resident in Tomkins Cove, in Rockland County, New York, she won the mural competition in 2021 organized by Metlife, honoring essential workers during the pandemic. His work entitled "Angels Among Us" is exhibited at the entrance to the Metlife Stadium to East Rutherford, New Jersey. 

A graduate in 1978 of the Albertus Magnus High School, Reilly-Matthews continued a prolific artistic career, capturing with sensitivity and nostalgia the precious moments of childhood. 

Her works are available on various platforms, including her Facebook page, where she regularly shares her creations. 

Hello, My name is tschandria!

I'm an artist on the one hand and a truck driver on the other. In a way, i Live in Two Different "Worlds", but I need this contrast between raw work and filtere work. It inspires me!

Who am I?
Vayounette with a brush, having the drawing for passion. From as far as I remember, I have always drawn (penciled, watercolors, etc.) I like to imagine fabulous worlds, filled with magic and wonders. Distribute to details that will give my illustrations a magical touch, which will make children's eyes shine.

Why turn to youth?
Because I preserved my child's soul. I like to see smiles on the faces of children and older ones who discover my illustrations. I would like everyone to be able to recognize themselves through my drawings, that each adult finds the child who lies dormant in him. This little world is part of me and I hope he can touch you.

Vicky is an American artist specialized in digital art. She represents in these creations the dreams she has in mind and likes to share this with her audience. Enter Vicky in a dream world and enchantment.

Willow Rivers is a non-binary introspective artist from the United States. His art reflects the influences of LGBTQ+emancipation, nature, dreams, personal expression, bright colors, comics and various cultural inspirations. The distinct style of Willow stages female figures with colorful and fluid hair that intertwine symbolic elements such as flowers and butterflies. Their art ranges from detailed realism to dynamic features inspired by comics, inviting spectators to enter a space of quiet reflection. With a serene and contemplative essence, Willow celebrates individuality and encourages unity within the LGBTQ+community. Through their captivating creations, they invite others to find comfort and inspiration, sharing their artistic journey with a discreet and introspective charm.

Born in France in Toulouse, the pink city, of ‘Hananiah Abergel and Esther Malka (née Berdah). Second of three children.
 
Until adolescence he lives in the countryside in St Ferréol. Around the age of 12, his mother had him take violin lessons that he will follow for 2 years but he decides to stop music to devote himself to drawing and painting. His father who is a merchant in furniture and antiques is passionate about art encourages him to develop his taste for drawing. At the age of 12 he offered him a easel. This relationship which is born between them, that of an admirer of the painters and a budding painter eager for advice and knowledge, continues all their lives.

At the age of 14 following the divorce of his parents he left to live with his mother and his two sisters in Toulouse. During this period he discovered the B.D to which he will not stop devoting himself to the age of 22. During the years in Toulouse he looked a lot, and in addition to a passion for photo and cinema he begins to take an interest in painting. After starting scientific studies, he ended up obtaining an artistic bacchalaureate which leads him to register for the school of architecture in which he will study 2 years. Before taking his exams to enter the third year, he decided to give up to study at St Luc school in Brussels, at the B.D. He will study there for 2 years. During this period he discovered contemporary art and contemporary artists and decided to stop the B.D to devote himself, too, to contemporary art.

He left to live in Italy, in Florence to register in a painting school. During his registration the director of the school at the sight of his work pointed out to him that he would waste his time pursuing studies and that the time had come to embark on life. He will listen to his advice and start a lonely journey. After a year spent in Florence, he left the "Dolce Vita" to return to Toulouse where he spent the Beaux Arts competition he succeeded, but he will only stay a few months at the Fine Art that he will finally leave to devote himself to painting alone. During his brief stay at the Fine Art in Toulouse he meets Annie Merle who sees her work and chooses him among the artists to whom she devotes a work which she will publish entitled: "The painters of the Toulouse school".
 
Until the age of 27, he will not stop working to paint and draw without ever being able to integrate into an artistic environment, whether in the world of galleries or whether in the middle of painters. Although he does not manage to exhibit his works he continues his research. He is 27 years old and decides to make a real life. His parents, who work in the sale of furniture, help him become a seller. He first worked in his father's store and his mother brings him with her to teach him the job. After difficult beginnings he acquired good bases which allow him to go to live and work alone in a store in Paris. He will work there for 3 years. During this period he continues to draw, most of the time on the blocks that we use for sales. He paints a few paintings and made many drawings from the streets of Paris during his rest days.

 
His older sister who at that time became a religious, sends her books relating to the deep part of the Torah, to ‘Hassidism‘ Habad and the Rabbi in Loubavitch.
 
During the holidays he made a trip to Tahiti and Bora Bora. This trip will be decisive in his life because he will wake up again his desire to paint and create to the point that following this trip he decides to resign from his work as a seller to devote himself to painting.  He then travels to Montreal in Canada to visit his young sister who has lived there for some time. He makes Haim Sherff's meeting there. This Israeli religious painter who lives in Montreal makes him aware of the importance of being attached to his roots, and recommends him to become more religious by studying the Torah. Indeed, art according to him cannot be dissociated from the divine spirit expressed in the Torah.  YAAKOV hears these recommendations and begins in parallel with his work as an artist a religious journey under the influence of the master of ‘Hassidism‘ Habad: Le Rabbi de Loubavitch.

His new habits naturally lead him to pray every morning at the synagogue on rue Pallaprat where the Grand Rabbin Eliahou Haik also prays, and the Chabbath at the Chalia’h synagogue in Rabbi in Toulouse: the Rav Yossef-Itez’hak Matusof which was the first to discover the Rabbi and the Hassidic world. It was during this period that he discovered the Tanya book with Rav Gabriel Sebagh. He also studied ‘Hassidouth‘ Habad with Rav Israel Zerdoun.
 

He returns to live in Toulouse. His mother meets Dany Simon who owns an art gallery and who organizes a first exhibition that brings together works inspired by the religious world.
 

It was at this time that he met Liba through David and Edith Hagège, friends of his older sister, and that he will marry on June 22, 1997 in Lyon. A year after her marriage, the couple decided to join Yaakov's sister and her husband Samuel Marquès who have lived in Israel for a year and settles in Jerusalem.
 
He spends less and less time to paint and draw because he devoted himself to the study of the Torah, first to the Yéchiva du Rav ‘Haï Barkats then and especially to the Kollel of the Rav Shimon Elitouv under the direction of the Rav Avraham Kot. He spent 4 years at Kollel and obtained the rabbinical ordination of the Rav Itz’hak Yéhoudah Yérouslavski.  It was during this period that he meets a decisive person in his life, the Rav Ytz’hak-Tsvi Eizenbakh with whom he will study for many years Hassidouth and in particular the book of the Tanya. He attends many Hassidouth lessons, including courses given by Rav Aaron-Mordé’hi Zilberstraum, Rav Chmouel Weinfeld, Rav Chnéor-Zalman Gopin, Rav Avraham-Baroukh Pevzner and Rav Moche Weiner. He mainly attaches himself to Rav Yossef-Itez’hak Offen whose lessons he takes to this day.

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His artistic taste will naturally lead him to study Sofrouth in Bneï Brak at the Rav Gerschtenkorn which was recommended to him by Rav Moshe Landau. He obtains the SMI’ha of Sofer of Rav Yérouslavski, which will allow him to exercise the profession of Sofer until today by writing the KTAV of the Hazaken Admour.
 
In addition, he also obtained a Smi’ha de Cho’heth from Rav Shimon Elitouv but apart from the Kapparoth he makes with his friend of Kollel the Rav Yaakov Cho’hat he will not exercise this profession.
 
In 2000, birth of his daughter ‘Haya-Mouchka in Jerusalem on the day of Purim Katan.
 
He changes Kollel and begins to study dayanouth at the Kollel ‘Ariel’ until today, with the Rav Moshe Pinder. He devotes himself more and more to painting and painted many portraits of the masters of ‘Habad. Its creation is increasingly diversifying and it begins a series of navies on wooden pallets.
 
In addition to his studies and his artistic work he devotes a lot of time to the writing of works based on the teaching of masters of Habad and Rabbi, and in particular on the essence of the soul. This subject will not leave him anymore. He thus publishes 3 books.
 
In 2009, birth of his two sons on Lag Ba Omer day.
 
He continues to write a novel started in recent years which brings together travel memories (in particular the trip to Bora-Bora) and reflections on Téchouva. His work is called "Colors in the veins" and reveals his passion for art.
 
His sister organizes an exhibition of his paintings in Raanana in the “Merkaz Giron” gallery. The opportunity is given to him to present in large paintings a small overview of all of his work based essentially on the Hassidic world.
 
He then meets Yaakov Benhaim and Moshe Krieger from Météor Lemag magazine who will spend a video on this occasion. This meeting marks the beginning of a collaboration, which will be born the production of Torah and Hassidouth courses.
 
The dissemination of the sources of ‘Hassidouth is at the center of his concerns and while continuing his studies he provides many courses around him. His artistic activity is intensifying and an incalculable number of drawings is added to his paintings.
 
His friend Nissim Belma puts him in touch with his brother Elie with whom he designs a site whose objective is to make known his artistic work and to disseminate the sources of ‘Hassidouthi outside.
 
Since his exhibition in Raanana, he has been used to writing extracts from the Hassidic speeches of the Rabbi de Loubavitch on his paintings. Mixing the words with the images, the painter seems to be able to finally express his love for painting and for the writing he unites on his paintings.
 

"You no doubt know that the quality of a painter consists in obscuring the external aspect of an object, to forget his contours, to penetrate it, to grasp the deep aspect and the essence, in order to express it by his canvas. Thus, the one who will contemplate it will perceive what he had not previously noticed, when the inner part was hidden by accessory elements." 

Rabbi de Loubavitch

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