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Scream
Photograph Wendy D
What is Photography?
It's about Emotions… those in front of you, those you create and those you experience.
It's about Instincts - knowing the precise moment when everything comes together and you press shutter.
It's about Relationships - highlights & shadows, F-stops & shutter speeds, photographer & subject, subject & environment, image & viewer.
It's about Observation - being aware of what is around you, seeing what others miss, and capturing it for them…
It's about Voice - finding what you want to say and having the courage to say it.
It's about Sharing - sharing your passion, your experiences, your knowledge, yourself
Wendy D's love affair with the art, technique, business and people, which make up the world of photography spans twenty years. It's her life…. (see it here: www.wendyd.ca)
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Judith D'Agostino
As I paint, I search for the essential nature of reality. The artistic creation is the metamorphosis of that reality. Then, through the use of space, light and color, it becomes the external physical part of something beyond itself. It becomes spiritual and self-sustaining. Such is the magic act which takes place continuously in the development of a work of art.
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Claroscuro Andres D'Arcangelo
At a time when many artists of his generation only dedicate themselves to "show" as they paint, Andres D'Arcangelo risks himself to "demonstrate". This is to say that within his painting we see commitment and opinion at the same time . He assumes the creative meaning of an artist who adds a look into the world which not only limits himself tore cord or examine but also he essentially makes his own rendering. This is what this young artist does with a new look, which has a lot to do with the information that comes to us from the audiovisual electronic media , but without letting technology set man aside.
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The Lion and the Lamb Dana Dabagia
Dana Dabagia; Painting magnificent florals is something Dana truly enjoys. She paints them up close and personal. Dana likes to know what makes a flower a flower!
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Joel Dabin
Joel Dabin artwork is an interpretation of the reality fed on the imaginative world of the artist. Actually, he always uses a real object (figure, landscape or other) as a starting point for his paintings, he draws sketches, travel books, and then he reconstructs his canvas in his studio according to his memory.
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Jessica looking over arm Joris Van Daele
Joris Van Daele 's art photography has been widely exhibited and published internationally. View his exemplary and tasteful nudes at the Bare Naked Gallery: "I strive to perceive the extraordinary within the mundane, the beautiful within the things we often pass by without noticing..." Joris paints when not photographing.
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Yellow Roses Joan Dagradi
A Plein Air American Impressionist, DaGradi is known for her work in landscape and still life. She studied with Henry Hensche and Scott Christensen. A founding member of the Degas Pastel Society, DaGradi has won numerous awards, including a Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Gold Medal, Signature Status with the Louisiana Watercolor Society and the Dillman Award from Oil Painters of America. She resides in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Fran Dales
A city girl originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Fran Dales has no idea where her love of horses came from. Then a move to British Columbia as a teenager meant that she was finally able to have that horse she'd always dreamed of. That was 'quite a few' years ago now, and the love affair with horses still continues. She paints with acrylics mostly, but also loves the detail possible only with colored pencil, in her opinion an under-appreciated medium.
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David Dalessandro
David Dalessandro attended the New York Studio School of Drawing Painting & Sculpture. There, he studied under many second generation Abstract Expressionists. Since that time he has been working in the figurative modernist tradition, striving for a balance between abstraction and representation. He has shown in various exhibits throughout New York as well as Tokyo, Japan.
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Snowy Baker Reflections Anne Daletski
Anne Daletski artist statement: I paint because I must. I have always been compelled to share my thoughts and experiences with others both through speaking and writing. I love to share strength, joy and peace with those around me.
As the pace of modern life accelerates, I feel a need to communicate with everyone more quickly. I truly believe "one picture is worth a thousand words." I makes little difference whether you have a few moments to glance at or a lifetime to study my work, I am able to share with you through my painting. As an artist who is continually seeking more knowledge to improve my communication skills through painting, I have studied with Frank Webb and Tony Couch, both renowned artists and authors. I have also taken numerous watercolor courses from Michele Cooper, a signature member of Northwest Watercolor Society. Each new experience contributes to my growth and expression as an artist. I am currently the 1st Vice President of the Stanwood Camano Arts Guild in Washington State and am the chairperson for the Guild's Annual Spring Art Show. I primarily show my work in the Puget Sound area where I have won numerous awards but I also have collectors throughout the Unites States and Europe. It is my sincere hope that the joy and peace I get from creating my art will be felt by all who see it.
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Ken Dalgarno
Ken Dalgarno is a visual artist from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Canada. He paints primarily impasto acrylic on canvas.
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Ten Acres Anne Dalton
Anne's paintings are imbued with a sense of joviality due to her attention to detail and use of rich colours. She has been exhibiting her work in galleries for more than thirty years and she currently resides in the Beach area of Toronto.
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Phil Dalton
Commissioned Modern Pop Art Portrait Paintings Of People And Pets. Order With Ease, We work from a reference photograph and then paint in your chosen style a visually stunning portrait painting.
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Persistent Smile
oil Lutalo-Bbosa Dan
Lutalo-Bbosa Dan artist statement: I was born in Nakabago-Mukono, Uganda (East Africa) in 1971. I recieved my primary education in my home town before I proceeded to Namilyango College for my Secondary Education. It is here that I recieved my first Art exposure.
However, it was at Makerere University Kampala where my art skills were greatly developed. I completed with a Honour's First Class Fineart degree in 1995. It is here that I met people like Prof. Francis Musango Gwantamu, Prof P K Ssengendo, Prof Francis Yiga, Dr. Kwesiga, Mr. Grace Masembe, Miss Josephine Mukasa and the then Mr. X Iffe, Mr Banadda, Mr B. Serunkuma & Mr Paul Lubowa to mention but a few, who had emerged as the most outstanding figures in Ugandan art as we traced our roots back to indigenous expressionism.
It is said that "we are what we know; we become what we see and hear" I feel very proud to be hosted by Myexpose and at this juncture, I will let my work do the talking with you. I wish you a happy stay!
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Spanish Beauty Pino Giuseppe Dangelico
Frequently, Pino's works carry themes that bring out the complexities of human relationships, states of connection and separation. His enriched technique skillfully transcribes these human emotions on the faces of his subjects and suppports them in the tones of the characters' deftly rendered garments. His artistic sensibility lives in the harmony of content and form that he achieves in his work, a style which he has perfected over the years and which marks his originality.
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Mermaid- austin limestone Jerry Daniel
In a career spanning three decades, Jerry Daniel's work has been exhibited in the United States and Europe.
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Green Wagon Laurel Daniel
Laurel Daniel was born and raised in Racine, Wisconsin. She received a B.A. in studio art from Wheaton College in Illinois and then went to work in the graphic design field in the San Francisco Bay Area. After a 20-year break from oil painting, she picked up her brushes “just for fun”, and rediscovered her true artistic passion. Laurel now lives in Austin, Texas, where she paints full-time and teaches at the Austin Museum of Art. She is an avid plein air painter (a practice that informs all of her landscapes) and uses the alla prima method exclusively in her work.
Laurel is represented by the Davis Gallery in Austin, Texas, Annarella Home in Georgetown, Texas, Anderson Fine Art Gallery in St. Simons Island, Georgia, and Tierra Montana Gallery in Livingston, Montana.
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Cream and Gold Rose
oil painting Karen Danielz
Inspired by nature, for me it is the interaction of visual forces: light, colour, and form.
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France, My Love Nick Danilov
Creative work by artist painter Nick Danilov is represented by his paintings, acrylic on canvas, mixed media on canvas, book illustrations, created in decorative style, while the subject of his pieces remains the same - beautiful feminine forms through the poetic expression of human passion.
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11084 Zoran P. Danilov
Art site presentation of contemporary impressionist/realist painter Zoran P. Danilov, exhibiting collection of original oils in painting opus named Nocturne for Monet.
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Nurturing My Soul
oil painting Suzanne Dansereau
Suzanne studies and paints from her studio overlooking Blind Bay. The local scenery provides her with unending, ever-changing landscapes which is her grande passion.
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Rose Marie Ion Danu
Ion Danu is a Canadian visual artist of Romanian origin working in Sherbrooke, Québec. He studied art at Sibiu, Ro., at the Sherbrooke University and Bishop's University in Lennoxville. Full time artist since 2002, he works mainly in acrylics and watercolor and he wouldn't put a label on himself: neither impressionist, nor expressionist, neither figurative nor abstract painter. He is trying to be himself and he does paint whatever catches his eye, with some temperament, he hopes. Sometimes, he paints his dreams and some of them are quite bizarre.
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Lucky Dube Danuszia
The color, music and the people of Grenada were the stimulus and inspiration for Danuszia to begin painting. She portrays people in their everyday setting, being themselves. To Danuszia there is a special moment when people show their connection to their being, their life. This is the moment she tries to capture in her paintings.
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Spin cycle
bronze Carole Danyluk
Carole is known for the accurate detail and tenderness portrayed in her bronzes. Carole has numerous works exhibited in galleries across North America and used by wildlife conservation organizations for fundraising.
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Synagogue in Traian Nick Darastean
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Brian Darcy
Brian Darcy's Fascination with the Countryside was already instilled as a youngster growing up in Yorkshire ,England. Moving to Canada at the age of seven he became involved with the Scouting movement. This exposure taught Brian to appreciate the outdoors and while hiking and exploring the Bruce Trail he also came to love the surrounding farmland. This has become a lasting influence in his paintings.
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Around the corner
oil painting Sue Darius
Sue Darius is a landscape and abstract artist living in Chilliwack, BC. “Skies are not always blue”, remarks emerging artist Sue Darius who has chosen a cream coloured sky to enhance the warm-green trees of her Spanish landscapes. A recent trip to northern Spain resulted in a soft, new, limited colour palette for Darius. This same palette was also used successfully for Canadian landscapes.
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Seaford Sunset Noel Darvie
Noel's initial interest in art was figurative painting. However, he soon turned to painting landscapes on location (en plein air)
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Fruit of the Vine
oil Diana Davenport
Diana Davenport is supervisor of Art Education in her local school district, and an accomplished oil painter. Her position in the educational aspects of art lead her to much experimentation and work with a wide variety of media.
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Angela Davies
Angela Davies lives and creates art pieces in Montreal, Canada. Angela uses many different materials and techniques in her work. Much of the material is found in the street, or have been otherwise rejected by society.
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David Davies
David Davies' artist statement: For me, painting is the ultimate in communicative expression. Through my art, I can freely share my thoughts beyond the limitations of language or dialect.
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Mona Lisa Leonardo DaVinci
Leonardo DA VINCI (b. 1452, Vinci, Republic of Florence [now in Italy]--d. May 2, 1519, Cloux, Fr.), Italian painter, draftsman, sculptor, architect, and engineer whose genius, perhaps more than that of any other figure, epitomized the Renaissance humanist ideal. His Last Supper (1495-97) and Mona Lisa (1503-06) are among the most widely popular and influential paintings of the Renaissance. His notebooks reveal a spirit of scientific inquiry and a mechanical inventiveness that were centuries ahead of his time.
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Anne L. Davis
Anne Davis works in several media, including oils, pastels, watercolor, ink, prismacolor and pencil. She does character and figure studies, portraits, still lifes and landscapes.
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Bullrush Pond Ardath Davis
Ardath Davis, is a West Coast artist who has lived and painted in many parts of Canada. The stimulus for her creativity is an awareness of nature's pulse and the constant cyclic changes that occur. An ever present theme in her work is the regeneration of life.
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The rock Bob Davis
Bob Davis' artist statement: I choose subjects that feel right. Mostly, I just paint for the fun of it.
I do commission work I call Special Place Portraits, such as the painting I did several years ago for two professors at Oklahoma State University. They supplied a photograph of their former home in the Seychelles Islands and commissioned me to do a painting they could hang in their home in Stillwater, Oklahoma. I use photos as reference such as a certain truck or car, a picture of the house or family business. It’s like putting the puzzle pieces together.
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Lizard Lady Debra Davis
Debra is a self-described colorist, with a multicultural flair. Mixed media, anything goes, is the rule of thumb.
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untitled portrait Dwayne Davis
Dwayne Davis’s ability to draw or paint anything has kept him busy in his artistic career. In addition to many other fine works of art, he has created compelling portraits for people, has been commissioned for murals and paintings, has taught art classes to children and adults. Dwayne has also designed logos and caricatures for local business and the newspaper.
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Morning Freshness Gordon Davis
Painting Concept: I paint for leisure and enjoyment. I use lots of color, no clouds or dull greys and my theme is always – happiness and joy. Like someone said 'I don't know what it is but your paintings make me feel good'. Most of my work is pleine aire landscapes and flowers, the things people hunt to see. I verge on the side of expressionism pushing a little away from reality My theme is always 'Happiness Reigns'.
Curriculum Vitae: Gordon Davis a retired engineer has attended many courses at The Alberta College of Art, The University of Calgary, The University of California ,The Red Deer College of Art ,the University of Mexico and one course at Le Centre de Arts in France and one at the University of Wisconsin, as well as many private courses. He was a member of The Calgary Community Painters, the Calgary Sketch Club and has recently become a member of The North Shore Artists' Guild. He has exhibited in many shows over the last 15 years both through clubs and galleries. He has recently been chosen to exhibit in The Silk Purse Gallery and The Ferry Building in West Vancouver and has recently exhibited at 'Studio2' in North Vancouver and 'The Northern Lights Gallery' in Squamish. He also shows at The Bilton in North Vancouver.
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Cloud Dance Jacquelyn Davis
Jacquelyn Davis was first inspired by abstract images created in collage under the tutelage of Sister Cordellia, a pop artist nun who was heavily influenced by the work of her friend Andy Warhol. Though Jackie left her early youth and art behind to travel the world, she found herself painting again in South India, where she spent most of her time reading, contemplating, and meditating on the nature of self. Through this she found that the answers are always illusive, and that it is the questions which when turned back on themselves reveal the truth of the moment. Jackie's work in acrylic, silk, and watercolor, mirrors her internal process, which is a fluid movement through an inner abstract landscape of texture and color, highlighting the play of light and dark around a central core of stillness.
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Mary Ann Davis
Mary Ann paints in oil and pastel. She especially enjoys plein air and painting the figure form life. Her award winning work can be seen in galleries in Indiana, Ohio, Colorado and Florida.
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Old Toys Shannon Davis
Shannon Davis, Knoxville artist and resident, owns and operates Davis Studio, a small art gallery and frame shop. Shannon hosts a variety of local artists in the gallery, as well as her own artwork. She prefers working in oils and watercolors, but has also used acrylics and pastels, and is a professional calligrapher. Shannon graduated from Carson Newman College in 1990 with a fine arts degree in painting. She recently opened Davis Studio and now enjoys painting and doing calligraphy on site at the gallery. Her works have been purchased throughout the United States. She is a member of the Arts and Culture Alliance and the Tennessee Artists Association. The studio address is 315 Mohican Street; Suite 2; Knoxville TN 37919. You may contact Shannon through the email address davisstudio@aim.com or by phone at 865-584-1219.
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Egypt I Terry Davis
Terry 'Davo' Davis is a Connecticut artist and muralist. Davo creates beautiful and affordable murals for home, office, and public spaces.
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Turner G. Davis
Artist statement: I am interested in human motives. I see both nobility and savagery in myself, and others, and I am interested in showing that in the form of pictures. I think an interesting way to get at this and other dualities is by mixing the intuitive with the studied approach to art making.
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Island Essence Galen Davison
In his Fairfield, Victoria venue, Gonzales Hill Studio, Galen Davison transfers local horizon undulations, recorded in wire, impressing unrefined canvases with his impressionistic approach to landscape. Galen's is a uniquely symbolic, almost poetic world where texture, memory and colour unite.
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August Sunflowers in the Drive Sandy Davison
Sandra Davison- pastel artist
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Angel Melia Dawn
Melia Dawn is a contemporary abstract cubist painter from Texas. Her work can be seen at Dallas area Cafe Brazil locations as well as fine art festivals throughout Texas.
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Bear cub and faerie Karen Dawnn
Inspired by the enduring magic and beauty of our natural places and the elusive notion of a faerie realm, Artist, Photographer and writer, Karen Dawnn has created a beautifully delicate and ethereal body of artwork depicting the enchanting and capriciously fragile world of Faerie. Represented at Artistic Revival in Newmarket, Ontario. Full colour reproductions, greeting cards and beautifully delicate clay sculptures. 'My hope is that my art will inspire in others a deep appreciation of our wild places, our wild creatures (seen and unseen) and the need to cherish and protect them. My deepest wish is for those who look upon my work to…... BELIEVE.'
Karen Dawnn can be reached at: kdawnstudio@yahoo.ca
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Bob Dawson
A conservative polemic in the culture wars. Also, a tribute to Ursula Schulz, using the words of Leonard Cohen (with permission), installation art you can live in, and the paintings of Soren Dawson.
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Perkins Pier VII Karen Dawson
Vermont artist -- painting, drawing and stained glass.
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Cat's cradle Adrienne Day
Adrienne C. Day creates art in Oklahoma USA. Her range of subjects is from
carefully rendered images of animals and objects of the natural world to layered,
textured, composite dream-like images. These are created in the mediums of
drawing, acrylic painting, woodcuts, etchings, monotypes and lithography. Each piece is spurred from a thought, an event, a conversation with a friend, pondering the capricious nature of fate or examining the odd dichotomies that inform daily life.
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Karen Day-Vath
Karen Day-Vath is a self taught artist working in oil and acrylics on canvas. Her paintings mainly consist of bold and colorful abstracts. On occasion she enjoys painting florals, still life and landscapes. Her abstracts mainly come from the spiritual and emotional part of her soul. Somewhat expressionistic she refers to color as feelings and emotions, a release of thoughts and images; a spiritual rebirth coming forth as she puts them on canvas.
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Evelyn Dayman
Specializing in radiant "Oil Paintings of Colorful Serenity", Evelyn Dayman enjoys traveling and takes along a camera and sketch book for composing scenes featuring California, Italy, France and Hawaii as well as views around her hometown, Ojai, California, USA.
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Summer Haze Jean Dayton
Affordable original art to buy online. Unique inspirational seascapes, landscapes and abstract designs to buy or commission direct from UK artist Jean G Dayton.
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Glass
(acrylic on canvas) Jason de Graaf
Jason de Graaf works primarily with acrylics to create realistic and hyperrealistic paintings. Using simple compositions, Jason focuses on a finely renderered style with lush colours to convey depth and presence. Jason's main subject matter are people (portraits) and objects (still life, but usually with a twist).
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Blue Denise de José
Denise de Jose' creates original hand-appliqued and quilted wallhangings. The inspiration for her work comes from nature, landscape and the spirit.
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Cyanotype I Gloria de los Santos
Alternative Photography using cyanotype, Van Dyke Brown, and hand-coloring techniques. Infrared black and white photography and straight photography. Gloria is also a writer, and writes about artists for the North Columbia Monthly. A highly trained special effects artist, Gloria's filmography includes work on 'Titanic', 'Star Trek: Insurrection', and 'Inspector Gadget'.
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Paul de Marrais
Paul's statement: I have used pastels for many years. Many of the commercial set colors were colors I never used. This got me started in pastel making. Fifteen years of tinkering and I feel I am approaching my goal... a big, richly pigmented buttery soft pastel that is fun to use. I use them every day! Painting with pastels is a wonderful experience... if you are using great materials. My pastels are softer than Rembrandt and Unison, won't crush to pieces like Sennelier, and have a more brilliant and interesting palette than Schmincke. Made from permanent non toxic pigments at a very reasonable affordable price. Join other fine pastel artists and give my pastels a try!
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Kristy de Moiser
Kristy de Moiser is an artist specialising in beautiful, life like pastel portraits of pets and animals. Kristy is also known for her bright contemporary pieces which are full of vibrant colors, interesting textures and irridescent effects as well as her more traditional work - soft landscapes, city scenes, nudes and portraits.
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Sittin' bull John De Young
John De Young love for pastels vivid colors is perfect for his passion of portraitures, especially Indians and Southwest art. View and purchase original paintings and commissioned portrait information at his website.
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African Family Diana Dean
Diana Dean has had thirty years experience as an artist with numerous exhibitions in England and Canada with collectors in both countries.
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Ritch Dean
Ritch Dean: "As a painter the rainbow represents a palette of colors and a promise. Ever reaching for something higher then myself, a truth, idea or beauty in nature is the path. The rainbow trail is metaphor and I am walking away from the dark mist of my own failures into the light and color of the rainbow promise. For me that promise is painting and I am here to share my offerings with you & I truly hope that you are inspired by being here."
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Nude Photograph Robb Debenport
Robb Debenport has produced fine art nude photographs for over twenty years. Robb's website has been seen by millions of viewers since 1995. He is now offering archival print collections of his work.
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Rose Carolyn Debnam
Carolyn originally hails from Edmonton, Alberta and currently resides in Toronto, Ontario.
Her Originality Art Studio is quickly becoming a vibrant display of colour.
Her emerging work has a wide diversity of subject matter. Beginning works were sports studies based on a passion for Athletic excellence and formal art training resulted in exposure to Life Drawing, Sculpture and Printmaking.
Painting is now self-taught and is resulting in evolution toward quality with commissions adding to a shared art experience with the public.
Future projects include a Canadiana set of absract impressionst works depicting unique aspects of each Province.
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Marcel Debreuil
Marcel Debreuil Artist Statement: All my paintings are done in oils - usually three thin layers, though the final pass is usually in the form of touch ups. I use three layers of gesso, sanded, the third one textured with a roller on the pottery wheel. I then paint the background, also on the wheel. Sometimes I will spritz with oils and turpentine to achieve a marbled effect. I tend to work in a series of seven paintings at a time. Apart from painting I do a lot of drawing, sculpting, pottery, poetry, and landscape architecture.
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Alicia DeBrincat
My work explores the female experience in Western culture from a psychological perspective. Women appear alone with their thoughts and lost in the consuming world of their mental landscapes, which occasionally manifests itself as an external presence and litters the picture plane with strange debris.
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Disconnected Adrian Deckbar
Adrian Deckbar artist statement: For thirty five years I painted and drew the figure. I painted people in their everyday environments, usually within their city rooms, often looking out of windows. I was not only attempting to paint their forms, but something about their being, their existence. Four years ago I had an epiphany. One day while painting I began to recognize that my use of the figure as a vehicle for what I wanted to say about my experience on this planet was simply not enough. I began to feel compelled by what was outside the window, wanting to go as far away from the people, buildings, and windows as possible.
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