Scott G. Brooks is an American artist, originally from Mt. Morris, Michigan, a suburb just north of Flint, but he currently lives and works in Washington, DC. His paintings are primarily figurative, and range from simple portraiture to intricate narratives. … Read More
The Quiet One – An interview with artist Jon MacNair by Matt Wagner (owner of Hellion Gallery) I should know Jon better than I do. I featured him in my book “The Tall Trees of Portland” and I have used … Read More
Victor Castillo is a Chilean painter currently residing in Los Angeles, California. He was born in Santiago, Chile in 1973. He began drawing obsessively at the age of five, inspired by the animations he saw on television, science fiction movies, … Read More
Suffused with pessimistic shadows and redemptive illumination, Canadian pop-surrealist painter Heather Watts’ intricate paintings harness the pageantry of anthropomorphic heroes and martyrs to tell the story of individuals grappling with forces larger than themselves. Watts has exhibited her symbolic narrative … Read More
Ania Tomicka lives in Florence, Italy, and there could be no better dwelling place for an artist with a deep love for the work of the great masters of the Renaissance. Like those great painters that came before her, Ania … Read More
Tatiana Suarez is a dexterous artistic talent who has many sides to her brilliance. Whether she is in the quiet of her studio or in the hustle and bustle of an outdoor location while painting a mural, Suarez displays an … Read More
Scott G. Brooks is an American artist, currently residing in the country’s capital city, Washington D.C. He paints images which provide us with a glimpse into the darker core of our human existence. No subject is off limits or too … Read More
Femke Hiemstra‘s universe is filled with beautifully anthropomorphised animals and inanimate objects who weave dark fairy tales within mysterious lands. Her characters tell stories rooted in human nature and they exhibit feelings, emotions and motivations which reveal the strengths and … Read More
Nathan Spoor has many strings to his bow. He is an artist, a writer and also a curator. Not to mention a truly unique and captivating visionary with an awe inspiring imagination and the technical skills to match. In 2001, … Read More
‘Scratch’ (Anatomy of a Painting) by Troy Brooks I don’t usually indulge in revealing the symbology of my work. Apart from not wanting to air my own dirty laundry, for which I have developed a thick visual vocabulary to camouflage, … Read More