HYSTM – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition HYSTM – Moriches, NY HYSTM [his-tuh m] is the New York-based art tag team of Keith Pine and Rich Zitterman. Working from their studio in Chinatown, they begin each piece inspired by ideas and visuals that cut through the noise of our culture: freeze frames from television, found […]
Noelle Maline – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition Noelle Maline – Lakewood, CA Noëlle Maline’s work is about documenting transparent things and recording imaginary communication into something that is tangible: Decoding stories, illustrating the gray area and navigating dreams. Her most recent works entail creating narrative mixed media collages involving paint, ink, old photographs, hand cut outs […]
Halina Domanski – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition Halina Domanski – Yuba City, CA The bodies of work that I have created ,have been very versatile. I have always been interested in experimenting with different materials . My inspiration came from looking at the sliced wood ,old wooden fences and waves . I believe in art […]
Kelley Sullivan – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition Kelley Sullivan – Bozeman, MT As a mixed media painter I carry a strong belief that art should evoke a powerful response, with feelings deeply personal to each viewer. The organic movement of paint within water allows me to work with little preconceptions, letting the medium decide much […]
Stephen Brucker – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition Stephen Brucker – Camillus, NY Stephen Brucker Glass Artist & Sculptor Stephen Brucker is a glass artist who lives and operates his studio in Camillus, New York. In addition, Stephen is a Flameworking instructor at the Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass. Brucker received his M.F.A. in […]
Gordon Skalski – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition Gordon Skalski – Victorville, CA My name is Gordon Skalski. I am a representational artist/illustrator from Southern California. As an artist, I’m primarily self taught with some college and atelier training. I work in many different mediums (oils, acrylics, charcoals, pastel, ink etc) and I love to challenge […]
Abstracts Issue – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Issue 28 – Abstracts Is here! Free to read and view.
Len Cicio – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition Len Cicio – New York, NY My background in textile design, helps me see patterns, textures, forms and movement, in the landscapes and architectural subjects I draw. Living more than 20 years right next to Inwood Park, the last natural forest of Manhattan, I found a rich primal […]
Debby Dernberger – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition Debby Dernberger – South San Francisco, CA I have completed most of the paintings in several series in the last 6 years. I have never finished so many works of art one right after the other in all my life. I am truly excited about each and everyone […]
Thi Mai Nguyen – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition Thi Mai Nguyen – Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam My artwork reflects my desire for a better and happier world, one in which people of all creeds and ethnicity can live together in harmony and peace. It reflects my yearning for the simpler time of years past, and […]
Vera Trindade – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition Vera Trindade – Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
Arika von Edler – Q1 Art Competition – Artist Portfolio Magazine
Artist Portfolio Magazine – Q1 Art Competition Arika von Edler – San Francisco, CA Arika’s oil paintings and fiber art focuses on female sexuality in a country void of affordable women’s healthcare. These women design their future using traditional women’s textile to demonstrate the control they have over the reproductive aspect of their own bodies. […]
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