Born in Los Angeles, California, Chris Dellorco did not always have dreams of being an artist; he graduated from U.C. Berkeley with a degree in Developmental Economics. However, it was not long before Dellorco felt the pull of a more creative field and switched his career to illustrative work.
Paintings by Yan Yaya
Yan Yaya (燕娅娅) is a Chinese artist born in 1964. She completed her art graduation from the Gansu […]
Andrei Belichenko is a Russian painter born in 1974 in Kazahstan. Andrei studied in the Graphic Department of the Academy of Arts. Consumed by the importance of detail, realism, and the individual expression of his subjects, Belichenko’s exceptional talent and excellence in academic standing earned him a Master of Fine Arts within five years instead of the customary six.
Fredrik Marinus Kruseman (12 July 1816 – 25 May 1882,) was a Dutch painter who specialized in Romantic style landscapes.
Luis Romero was born in Ronda in 1948 in Spain and uses Spray paint to show his artistic creativity. His paintings and art works are liked by many and appreciated by all.
Josephine Wall is a popular English fantasy artist and sculptor. She works mostly with acrylic paint, which allows her to paint quickly, and to create many textured and colorful effects.
Guan Zeju was born in 1941 in Yangjiang, Guangdong Province (China). He graduated from the Oil Painting Department […]
Christian Riese Lassen is Hawaii’s premier marine artist. Using acrylics, enamels and oils, Lassen’s paintings depict a vibrant, idealized vision of the natural world.
Artist Evgeny Lushpin (Eugene Lushpin) was born in Moscow, 1966. Trained in the art of painting MGHPU them. G.S.Stroganova, Faculty of Art and Design and construction of the Moscow State Institute of Education correspondence, graphic arts department.
Pascal Chôve was born in 1963. He studied painting at the applied arts school Ecole des Arts Appliques Duperre in Paris, and graduated from the Ecole des Arts Appliques with Diploma in sculpture. At the start of his career, he used to work mainly with wood since he did not like canvas, finding it too soft and unsuited to scratch, scrape or groove his pictures and, in terms of outline and finish, he always wanted to break away from over-traditional and over-defined painting.