Giacomo Burattini: “I am an artist from Italy and I draw mostly portraits and urban landscapes. I use graphite pencils. My hyperrealist work begins by drawing from a photo but my work amplifies what is not normally seen, uncovering a hidden feeling or aspect making it almost diverse to the original photo.”
Chiamonwu Joy from Lagos in Nigeria: “I love drawing or painting Humans. And I love to dress them up traditionally, to look like the African historical figures I want to portray in them. Because that has always been my focus and where my fascination lives.” see her work and read here art story…
Alex Kasyan “Oil is my main speciality, however I recently introduced pastel to my practice and am planning on exploring further this material.”
Jeanne Rosier Smith: “Over time I’ve learned to cultivate and listen to the instinct within, about what to paint next, what direction to go in within a particular painting, how best to spend my time.”
Alberto Izcara: “Although I am an engineer and I have intervened in the execution of large concrete structures, now life has led me to change concrete and steel for pencil and paper.”
Hilda: ” I am an artist living in Ontario, Canada and I enjoy painting details of my life. I volunteer at a local juvenile detention centre, teaching young men to draw and paint. Love it to no end.”