My work represents my journey as a student of figurative and portrait painting.

I'm a pastel painter striving to capture my experience of light and color, whether in the landscape, in a rose garden, or with two simple lemons on a plate. I paint realism, mediated by emotion.

I'm seeking a vocation in the arts to capture Truth, Beauty, and Goodness. My oil paintings are primarily still life or landscape, and possibly some school figurative work.

I use a graphic style with gouache to create vibrant, detailed pieces that reflect and emphasize the beauty in everyday life as well as creating fictional landscapes to escape into another world.

My paintings strive to create an understanding of the experiences nonbinary and transgender people have with narrative storytelling and symbolism, as well as color relationships and composition.

My work is a combination of a learned skill and an applied theoretical approach of substatial, or meaningful art.

I study Greco-roman Archetypes and repurpose them to tell contemporary stories. My work begs the question of how feminine power shapes the commonwealth and how that power has morphed over the years.

My painting practice enables me to engage more deeply with the many channels of my visual experience, including but not limited to the external world, my memory of it, and my interest in art history.

I am a USAF veteran, & my work explores PTSD, anxiety and depression, as well as my relationship with my son and fatherhood. The body of work I have produced is largely based on Graffiti and dadaism.

I am a second year student enrolled in the Advanced Fine Art program at Studio Incamminati. These studies exhibit exploration of color relationships and the human form.

My body of work is made up of representational portraits, figures, still lives, and landscapes done from direct observation or imagination.

I create concept-driven pieces that reflect themes deeply personal to me, often inspired by photo observation, memories and lived experiences that shape idenity.

My work has always been about observation, for me nothing compares to painting from life. My body of work includes, still lives , portraits and nude figures all depicting specific moments in time.

I am a student currently attending The Lyme Academy of Fine Arts in CT. The figure drawings were made in class. The paintings were made in an open studio or on my own.

My work represents the relationship I have between painting and the locations/people in these paintings. Observing the world around me and painting what portrays the things I love.

My body of work consists of pieces that symbolize a large change in my life that has also changed my art.