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Promesse Celate by Pietro Capone
All of my paintings are created out of a deep passion for poetry. My work explores the relationship and fusion between painting and my compositions, as if they were the notes of a visual diary. In my art, the figure is broken in the shadow to allow words to emerge, because it is always in the depth that poetry resides.
Iron gall ink and oil on linen.
Van Gogh Bas-relief by Michelle Rhodes
Being enamored with Van Gogh's colors and texture palette, I thought I would recreate Van Gogh's self portrait as a Bas-relief in clay, to capture his use of thick brush strokes and vivid colors!
Mixed media: Clay and Acrylic paint
Study of Andrea by Sherese Mesko
Andrea is a wonderful expressive model and photographer that lives in Rome. The study was done from one of his photographs.
Oil on canvas
Mike Knapp, Ocala by Phillip D Breske
The artist at work, creating a piece during a live competition in Ocala, FL
Photography
Hilal by Edoardo La Francesca
In this piece, I sought to capture a moment of silent resilience, where light and shadow speak louder than words. Through her gaze, I invite the viewer to witness strength wrapped in vulnerability.
Oil on linen canvas
Portrait of the Artist by Jeff Einstein
Taken during a webcam chat as a podcast guest. Portrait of the Artist just turned 72, I like the semi-sad eyes and Mona Lisa smile...
Photography
Memorie Corrotte by Pietro Capone
All of my paintings are created out of a deep passion for poetry. My work explores the relationship and fusion between painting and my compositions, as if they were the notes of a visual diary. In my art, the figure is broken in the shadow to allow words to emerge, because it is always in the depth that poetry resides.
Iron gall ink and oil on linen.
That Smiling Face by Danuta Jacob
Painting of a candidate photo i took of my husband.
Oil on canvas
Midnight, Belleview by Phillip D Breske
My Labrador retriever helped as I tested some new equipment in the studio.
Photography
Wisdom by Lila Ivey
Looking to the past for wisdom in the eyes of ancient seekers. It is always there. We just have to look and remember.
Oil on canvas
The Return Home by Tyrek Studivant
My children were my inspiration and the distain they shown when not getting their way and being made to leave my house. It was pure and a such raw emotion. I had to capture the moment and ensure that it lived on.
Oil on canvas
Rimpianto by Pietro Capone
All of my paintings are created out of a deep passion for poetry. My work explores the relationship and fusion between painting and my compositions, as if they were the notes of a visual diary. In my art, the figure is broken in the shadow to allow words to emerge, because it is always in the depth that poetry resides.
Iron gall ink and oil on linen
Andy by Lydia Falletti
Andy is our neighborhood sweet heart, he is 92 yrs old, Everyday Andy sits in his wheelchair in his driveway and waves to everybody with a big smile.
Watercolor on paper
Dan Signor, Ocala by Phillip D Breske
Dan's vocal and musical talent is on full display during a live performance on a chilly night in Ocala. Here he juggles singing, guitar, and keyboards.
Photography
Randy and Opal by Sherese Mesko
Photo reference of live model Randy with her sweet dog Opal.
Oil on canvas
Amy, Ocala by Phillip D Breske
Amy and I combined soft textures and lighting to create this portrait of her in the forest near Ocala.
Photography
Portrait of Khayori writing a song by DeNaya Wilkerson
Khayori has since passed away but we were once a couple. Music was his life. I watched him stress over songs, lyrics, the world and
where he wanted to be daily. Up days and down days. He often talked about having a dog in the future
so I drew him with his dog. I hope khayori's passion and focus translates through.
Ink on paper
Mid Life by Lynne Rothert
This artwork is a self-portrait I drew for my art class assignment.
Pastel on paper
Ava by Sherese Mesko
Photo reference of wonderful model Ava. Have always loved copper and gold leaf separately, so here I put them all together. The copper will tarnish with time, creating a beautiful look.
Oil paint on a copper panel and gold leaf
Aiden, Belleview by Phillip D Breske
Classical beauty and lighting combined for an iconic closeup of Aiden in the studio.
Photography
John Reading by Sherese Mesko
Live model John, looking at a book.
Soft Pastel on paper with brayered water soluble oil
PARISIENNE by Jeffrey Einstein
An early portrait of my wife, Parisienne betrays the haunted reticence of post-war Paris.
Photography
Victoria’s Dream by Carol Gallion
This young woman, Victoria, was leaving the next day for a new city and a job for which she had been studying. Aside from the fact that she was quite lovely I was interested in getting her skin tones and hopefully portrayed what I saw as excitement and perhaps a bit of trepidation as she contemplated her immediate future.
Watercolor
I wanna go home. by Tyrek Studivant
My children were my inspiration and the distain they shown when not getting their way and being made to leave my house. It was pure and a such raw emotion. I had to capture the moment and ensure that it lived on. ifferent mediums exploring portraiture.
Oil on canvas
Fanney Osk by Donald Frame
I met Fanney Osk in Reykjavic and she was hesitant to do this shoot due to her pregnancy of four months, but I got her to shoot after offering to do the pregnancy shoot too.
Photography
Rachida by Justin Alsadek
I painted this piece for Brookesville Florida’s Mobile Mural project themed “Tangerine Dream”.
In the painting we see a young women caught in the middle of a daydream. We get the impression that she has a playful imagination with her hair transforming into a shrub filled with a bounty of tangerines, inhabited by butterflies and humming birds. While it may be playful I intend for the piece to also remind the viewer of our connection with Mother Nature. We are stewards of the earth and our relationship with her should be symbiotic. I dream as Rachida here that the natural world be treated with the love and respect it deserv
es, so we may have a fruitful future for generations to come.
The girl is named Rachida, which in Moroccan means “one who is guided in the right direction”. I chose this name for as my above statement reads I wish for this piece to help remind the viewer of our direct connection to nature. It is my hope to spark awareness that may help lead people in the right direction, which is back to truly caring for Mother Nature. Why did I give her a Moroccan name you ask? The origins of the Tangerine were believed to have come from Southeast Asia and they received there name because they were exported by traveling through the port of Tangier in Morocco.
Exterior House paint on 5’ x 7’ canvas tarp
Portrait of Podcast host TLC by DeNaya Wilkerson
TLC, William Robinson is a brand of his own. He is almost always in lime green with TLC on his clothing and can be seen at various events and youth sports games.
He smiles big and has a signature bald head and white beard. He modeled for figure drawing at The Maxx, and it was a no brainer to cook up this drawing of him.
Markers & Oil pastels
Blooming by Ruby Quinones
It was an art collaboration a friend and I had made. Talking about doing self portraits like Frida but using our favorite flowers. Mine are roses and the bleeding heart.
Acrylic paints and markers
Portrait of Daddy Wilkerson by DeNaya Wilkerson
It's almost impossible to find photos of my dad because he doesn't like to take photos.
I love to draw my loved ones and drawing dad is no exception. When I see him, I see me.
I love his smile and his nose and the way he dances through the kitchen singing.
Markers & Oil Pastels
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