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Justin Greshko
In a new-millennium Art landscape plagued by derivative incrementalism or wanton one- upmanship, Justin Greshko has thrown out all the rules to create a completely refreshing art-form that’s as nostalgic, rich and comforting as it is stunning, unique and current.
Utilizing the natural beauty of...
Crocifissa Grillo
In the world of art one must learn to express the inner passions, this begins with the fundamentals. I think the creative process is synonymous with music. For this reason, the art balances to each paint stroke, line, color and dimension of the piece.
While studying and living in Florence Italy, I...
Nancy Grimsley
Hand built and extruded clay art ware in a variety of textural and crystalline glazes with additions of glass or aluminum.
Mark Groaning
It all started when…
I was just a wee lad when my Mother said my coloring book would look a lot better if I kept my coloring inside the lines.
I thought, Waaaaat?
That’s how it all started. I did my best to do as she said, to color inside the lines, but those neatly drawn lines were so darn...
Ronald Haimowitz
I use White Portland Cement applied to balloons hung from the ceiling in four stages for the form and a funnel for the base which is sanded airbrushed and polyurethaned to create the finished product.
~Ronald
Kathleen Hall
"I am an artist and photographer with a great love of flowers and nature.
My portfolio reflects this with beautiful flower images that are meant to uplift, beautify and bring peace to your soul.
Traveling to new locations to photograph is a love of mine like it is for many people. Photographing...
Daryl Harwood
Acrylic on wood panel with organic elements nested in boxes, set within paintings
Lee Hazelgrove
For Lee Hazelgrove, art is best broken down into two parts, not necessarily equal in nature: process and the tangible object. Paramount to him is process. The act of creating. The doing. It represents activity, thought, creative impulse, the channeling of product. Hazelgrove’s playground lies...
Linda Heath
Meet Gyotaku artist, Linda Heath. Fishing and diving are one of her favorite past times, so it only made sense that the art of Gyotaku Fish Rubbing would become a passion for Linda. A self taught artist, Linda has developed her own special style of rubbing all variety of salt water fish found...
Ed Hendrix
Ed Hendrix is an accomplished digital artist who has retired and developed a whole new perspective on art. After earning a degree in graphic design in 1981, Ed worked his way up to a creative director position in the consumer advertising industry from which he retired in 2012. Tapping his years of...