Yovka Mechkarova [Йовка Мечкарова] was born January 12, 1976 in the town of Kalofer, Bulgaria. She graduated in art education for Applied Arts in the town of Troyan in 1995. She currently resides in Veliko Ternovo (Bulgaria).
Fantasy art | Contemporary art
Fantasy art is a type of artistic expression that deals with imaginative and surrealistic themes. This type of art can include various forms such as paintings, sculptures or illustrations. It is not bound by a specific artistic style or period and often explores themes related to mythology, magic, and supernatural creatures. Fantasy art draws inspiration from diverse cultural traditions and historical periods, from ancient Greek and Roman mythology to contemporary works of fiction. Through its vivid imagery and storytelling, fantasy art allows the viewers to escape from reality and enter a world of endless possibilities and imagination.
Abraham Hunter said that he first began to realize that God had given him a talent at 12 years old. At 14, he began to really commit to his art. With no wildlife artists in his home area, and no family members with artistic gifts, Abraham had no choice but to teach himself.
Arantza Sestayo (San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa, Spain) Spanish painter and illustrator. Her career path ranges from realistic illustration (Heavy Metal, Rebel Ink or SQP, USA) to children’s illustration (Psago Prinsessan Sweden) or comic strips (Rooie Oortjes Belgium).
Miroslav Stefanov Yotov was born on July 26, 1977 in Isperih (Bulgaria). He completed his secondary education with a degree in graphic design in Razgrad. In 2000 he graduated from the University of Shumen with a degree in pedagogy of fine arts.
I’m a realist artist residing in the Vallejo, California. While oil is my favorite medium, I also work in graphite, charcoal, acrylic, and gouache. My artwork reflects on themes of values and exquisite beauty, real or imaginary.
Born on May 23, 1968 in Sofia (Bulgaria), talented artist Victoria Stoyanova has created a gallery of fantasy paintings reflecting the mystery of female beauty. According to her biography, before starting her artistic career in 1997 Victoria worked very successfully as a fashion designer. In her colorful paintings she sets light and darkness in harmony, and here human warmth and wisdom dominate. Somewhat kaleidoscopic, her technique is harmonious change of light and darkness, colors and plots, where the human body is always in the forefront. Victoria’s paintings revere old traditions, a hint of long-standing wisdom and reproach to modern aesthetics, which appeared at the end of the XX century.
Kat Fedora is an artist from the Northeast United States. She is a ”painting sorceress and nature child from the North,” as she herself said. She is a forest girl at heart and a believer in magic and adventure. Her paintings tell stories about the place where the mysteries of the universe meet gently with nature and humankind.
” As many have done in mythology, I relate the beauty and energy of water to feminine power. Water has long been equated with the feminine aspects of creation, nature and spirituality. I see the ocean as life giving, fertile, powerful, sensual, changing and mysterious. In my art, my brush strokes mimic expressions of water.
TRAN NGUYEN is an award-winning illustrator & fine artist. Born in Can Tho, Vietnam, she currently resides in the peachy state of Georgia (USA).
Chie Yoshii’s oil paintings explore timeless psychological themes with a contrasting mix of techniques and styles. On the one hand, the brushstrokes and the luminosity of her panels are reminiscent of traditional Flemish paintings, in which the details, the quality of shading, and the softness of each character’s complexion are presented in a masterly manner.