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Singapore Sweeper Robert Wade
Australian artist, Robert A. Wade has gained International acclaim. In 2000 he was elected to Signature Member of the American Watercolor Society, becoming the first Australian to receive that honour. His work has received 14 Major overseas awards in England, France and USA, plus 93 awards in Australia.
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Linda Wadley
An Alberta-born artist, Linda Wadley has her home studio, Moods and Motions at Folding Mountain Village, Jasper East. Seeking to capture the essence of the day, Linda focuses her creative energies on canvas with oils, whether it be out in her garden, back in the forest or high up on a mountain.
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Natalia at Terroni's Patio on Queen. Jerry Waese
Jerry Waese is a modern figurative painter in acrylic inspired most by sudden visual apprehension.
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Lighthouse Rustico PEI Darrell Wagar
Darrell is an avid canoeist and has spent a lot of his leisure time on the lakes and rivers of his beloved Ontario and beyond in Canada, you could say this is a collection of his favorite places among these you will find historical pieces some capturing his own personal heritage. This theme he hopes to continue in the future as new work becomes available thus the Art Legacy of Darrell Wagar will be made available to all who wish to share it.
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De Franse Schaal Pieter Wagemans
Pieter Wagemans is a painter who prefers the traditional Flemish painting technique. His work is dominated by a strong trade with a great success in Belgium, the USA and Japan. His trademark is painting of silver objects.
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Water Landing
oil painting Glenn Waggner
Glenn Waggner is an artist living in Los Angeles, whose paintings contain surrealistic imagery often found in places not of this world.
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River Stones VII Jill Stefani Wagner
Jill Stefani Wagner creates rich landscape and figurative paintings with an emphasis on color, light and shadow. Working both plein air and in studio, she delights in capturing the old world atmosphere of Tuscany, the big sky of Montana and the serene woods of Michigan. Her pastel and watercolor works have been exhibited in regional, national and solo shows.
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Artist Statement
pastel Martie Wagner
Martie Wagner's abstract paintings are composed of multiple layers of rich color and texture. They are intended as a kind of visual poem.
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Red Dress Tango Russ Wagner
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Ballerina Jack Wahl
Jack Wahl lives in Tucson AZ and is a landscape and portrait oil painter (certified instructor of John Howard Sanders method ) Belongs to TPAPS. Has worked as a artist for 40 years
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Pieces of History
Oil on Masonite Anthony Waichulis
Anthony Waichulis - (b. 1972) hails from rural Pennsylvania and has established a national reputation for his trompe l'oeil paintings. But Waichulis goes well beyond in terms of the finiteness of his imagery. His paintings are compelling--conveying a sharp and wry sense of humor. Working with magnification devices and single hair brushes, he achieves perfection.
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Solitude
oil painting Leah F. Waichulis
Artwork by Leah Waichulis can be seen at the Brigham Galleries in Nantucket, MA and the John Pence Gallery in San Francisco, CA.
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Andy Walker
The site teaches watercolour painting via topics downloaded on a fortnightly basis, as well as having many extra's, such as photo galleries, painting critiques and an artists message board.
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Vilano Beach 05 J. Rodger Walker
J. Rodger Walker's career in art spans several disciplines including sculpting (clay), mold making, commercial art design, pencil, pastels, painting in water color, acrylics and oils. Subjects of focus include wildlife, landscape, seascape and western art.
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Show off Linda Walker
Linda Walker - Paintings, Workshops and Commissions. Linda's realistic oil paintings, whether depicting primarily Wildlife and Domestic Animals or Still Life, Landscapes and Portraiture, have gained her many national awards, featured artist venues & signature and artist memberships. She is included in several magazine articles and wildlife books. In her spare time she illustrates children's books, juries national shows and is the Membership Director and Vice President for the Women Artists of the West.
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Liz Walker
Liz Walker's work is all about color, texture, and most of all...SHAPE! To her way of thinking, shape is the FOUNDATION of her work and serves to balance the entire composition. Liz used to begin a painting with a specific idea in her head, but now she prefers to simply paint and see what develops. It's a real tightwire act--good thing she's not afraid of heights!
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Seafall Robin Ann Walker
A visual feast of contemporary fine art by Texas artist Robin Ann Walker, including abstract and realistic work in multiple mediums.
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Ronald Walker
Ronald Walker's Artist Statement: My work may be viewed as a metaphorical road map of my life. I am influenced by the Dadaist and symbolist art movements. My work is an attempt to reflect the humor, irony and fluidity of which I encounter through life.
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Impasse Steve Walker
Painting is the expression of the inner voice of the artist. The success of a piece of art can be measured in a number of different ways, but to me, success must come when that voice has been expressed with directness and honesty. Simplicity is the goal in my effort to attempt to allow the idea to emerge. (Steve Walker)
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Koi with Fuschia Lillies Teri Walker
Teri Walker artist statement: I was fortunate to grow up in the California countryside, where I could ride, raise, train and show horses. I attended Chouinard Art School, Los Angeles California, at age nineteen. Then I got a job at Africa USA (50 miles northeast of Hollywood, California). I put my art on the shelf while I pursued a career with exotic animals, horse training, and building my herd of Appaloosa horses.
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Johann Wall
Photographer specializing in music, fashion and portraiture. Currently based in Vancouver , Canada.
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Apex Trail Tracy Wall
Tracy Wall's artists statement: A common thread you'll find in my work is a fascination with how the characteristics of light affect what we see. Whether it's in sunlight falling between the leaves of a tree or candlelight on a glass of wine, I'm drawn to these variations. Our perception of color and form is dependent upon the source of light causing shapes, edges, and texture to change. From this interest, my work sheds new light on everyday life inviting the viewer to observe familiar scenes as if for the very first time.
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Pochena Bay
watercolor Barb Wallace
Born in Calgary, Alberta, Barb has enjoyed painting and drawing since childhood. She attended David Thompson University in Nelson,B.C. and University of Victoria in the Fine Arts Program. Her unique style continues to develop and evolve by participating in courses instructed by some of B.C.'s best artists. Barb spent many years in the Rocky Mountains and the Coast Mountains, working in the ski industry and for Parks Canada. Much of her inspiration comes from her experiences in these sublime places. Now living on central Vancouver Island, she paints in her Cedar-by-the-Sea studio. Comfortable working in acrylic, watercolour or oil, Barb conveys a personal uniqueness of vision.
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The Bongo Player Daggi Wallace
Daggi works mostly in pastel, a medium which she considers the perfect bridge between drawing and painting. Her subject matter includes landscapes, still lifes, figures and portraits. Finding satisfaction in realism, impressionism and abstraction, the artist's main inspiration is light and shadow, mood and atmosphere, while passion for the subject is of great importance. The design and color choices reflect her own reaction to and interpretation of any given subject.
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Karen Wallace
Karen is a mixed media artist, art therapist and art instructor.
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Sarah Wallace
Sarah Wallace is a painter of acrylic, watercolor and oil on canvas. she also uses graphite on paper to render detailed drawings of architecture, particularily historic sites.
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First Bloom
pastel Kitty Wallis
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Cold Feet Abbey Walmsley
Abbey Walmsley is an internationally distinguished realist wildlife artist known for her acute ability in capturing the most difficult illusions of light, movement, psychology and accuracy. 'Regarded as one of the youngest and best realist painters in the world.' HARRODS (London) 'ART OF LIVING' CATALOGUE, SEPTEMBER 2003
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Bay Watching
watercolour painting Morag Walsh
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Koi Barbara Walter
Barbara Walter's artist statement: I enjoy the liberating experience of being an artist. There are no rules, only unlimited ideas. Every medium has its unique and exhilarating properties, like the juiciness of oils or the vibrancy of pigmented wax. There is also subject matter for paintings everywhere--the beautiful fall sunsets, the brilliant colors of farm fresh vegetables, the grace of a snow skier hurtling downhill, or the smiles on childrens' faces. At times I create works that are representational because I like solving the puzzle of creating something in two dimensions that does justice to the 'real' thing or person. At other times, I just let the medium create the dynamics, and let the emotions or the shapes emerge.
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Delta Blues Man Gary Walters
Paintings of premier southern watercolorist Gary Walters of Jackson, Mississippi.
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Jacob Walters
A bold oil painter that uses color shape and design in his work from Jackson, MS. The son of MS artist Gary Walters, his work is in many collections.
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Michelle Walters
Still life and animal originals by Michelle Walters.
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Summer Poppies Kimberley Walton
Kimberley Walton Artist Statement: For me, especially since I have had children, painting has been my form of relaxation and escape from my world of being a homemaker. It has provided me an outlet for my creativity, a time for myself and no one else. I love doing florals and landscapes, as I am often inspired by my own garden. Painting takes me to a higher level of consciousness.
I am especially fond of seeing colors in nature, and being able to create a single
color out of many mixed together; and explore how each compliments one another.
Acrylic paint allows this symbiotic mixture to happen.
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Morning Strech Laura Wambsgans
Laura has been hand carving abstract stone sculptures for 20 years. In additions to sculpting she paints landscapes in oils and soft pastels.
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Janet Wang
Vancouver-based Janet Wang is a 2-d media artist working mainly in oils and photography. Her work has been exhibited in Vancouver, Glasgow, Leeds, Sheffield and London.
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Tibetans Ming Jing Wang
Ming Jing Wang considers his style that of contemporary realism. He paints what he sees, but composes from imagination. Both his day job and art work deal with human factors. Ming Jing's art allows him to explore those fleeting moments in his encounters. His day job benefits from his knowing that every face is rich in emotions as long as one looks hard enough to discover. Ming Jing Wang paints from life. His earliest influence was Russian school of social realism paintings. The onslaught of abstract art movement bypassed him in silence shielded by the bamboo curtain.
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Two Goblets Robert Isler Wanka
A Gallery of fine art, portraiture, architectural and historical paintings by artist Robert Isler Wanka.
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Oscilloscope Evan Wappel
Evan Wappel is from Saskatchewan, Canada. He is presently painting and playing music in Northern California. His work has been described as cartoonish, colorful, vibrant, calm, and soothing.
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Sunlit Pears Deb Ward
The luminous quality of watercolor and the way colors mingle on the paper are what drew me to the medium. My favorite way to use watercolors is by glazing (layering of colors). Another favorite way to use the medium is by dropping color onto very wet paper, then spattering or dripping paint and salt to create texture in the original wash layer. I also love color - my palette holds 22 colors and sometimes that’s not enough. I enjoy working in a "series" of similar subjects or ideas, in a realistic manner. My subject matter rarely involves an actual figure, but often implies the human element. "With few exceptions, when you see my work you know exactly what you are looking at."
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Stella Maris Jane E. Ward
Jane E. Ward is a painter and illustrator who is published and has work in private collections in the USA and Europe. She works and teaches art in her studio, The Bee Hive Cottage in Crosby,Texas and also facilitates intensives and workshops in sacred creativity. Jane paints in egg tempera and acrylics on board and loves to transform old boxes into treasure chests and sacred containers. Her work reveals her reverence for Mother Earth and shows her interest in deep ecology, feminism and archeo-mythology.
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Yellow Leaf In Shadow (66"x72") John Ward
As a Dublin born artist who has been active on the Canadian art scene for almost three decades, exhibited widely in this country and abroad, and whose work has entered several Public Collections, I would appreciate the opportunity to introduce you to my work as a painter. In order to make that introduction, I invite you to visit my web site.
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Marney Ward
Marney Ward paints large, glowing floral watercolours, seeking to capture the spirit of the flower in compositions ranging from delicately patterned impressions to bold back-lit close-ups.
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Wonder Shops Michael Ward
Michael Ward paints realist landscapes and cityscapes mostly set in Southern California, scenes of everyday life, the things that inhabit our lives that we often overlook.
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Ray Ward
Ray Ward is a Canadian artist living in Nanaimo, British Columbia. He is a signature member of the Federation of Canadian Artists and is represented in several galleries in B.C.
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Dove
oil painting Barbara Ware
Artist Barbara Ware has developed a wide ranging number of designs in various media and finishes to help turn your home decor from ordinary into the extraordinary. Her hand-crafted art has an inspiring beauty that draws from a variety of influences, including Old World, historical references, and natural elements.
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Barbara Ware
Barbara Ware's artist statement: I am a self taught artist and I enjoy color. I paint using water colors, acrylics and oils. To me painting is the the most rewarding and soothing thing that I can do. I love to try new techniques and continue to paint to hone my skills.
A day without paint is to me a bad day.
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Heather Warfield
Heather's eclectic style is the result of years of open minded experimentation with various mediums and techniques. She specializes in but is not limited to oil & colored pencil portraiture. She earned her BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA. and currently resides in Woodstock, Georgia where she works out of her home studio.
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Swept Away In the Spirit Margaret Warfield
I am an artist whose name is Margaret Warfield. This art journey that I am on, officially, began in 1982, when I was commissioned to paint the "Estate Home" of a family in Lawrenceville, GA. The foundation of my interest in art, however, was initially cultivated at Tennessee State University where I received a B.S. Degree in Clothing and Textiles and a Minor in Art. Color and the effects of color on the psyche fascinated me.
My husband, Harry Allen is my main source of encouragement. He is always available to critic my work and tell me how wonderful I am.
My journey as an artist has been one filled with the joy of sharing, with the public, my concepts of reality. I think of myself as an artistic communicator, wishing to transform and extend perception and stimulate views toward new insights and expressions. All of my paintings contain elements of hope and love. I believe that, "Art is a language; its purpose is to open a dialogue between the art and the viewer."
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Dragon Tail Craig Warner
Cybergypsy art gallery: a virtual caravan of Oil Painting Drawings and multi-media where Culture and Art comes together, featuring a world traveled Multi-Faceted Visual Artist--the cybergypsy! Not unlike that of Salvador.
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Phabulous Phalenopsis Edith Warner
Edith, born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, is a Canadian artist working in experimental mixed media. While constantly evolving, her work currently aims at capturing the essence of nature, particularly geology, and of spiritual and dream imagery. Her focus continues to be an active pursuit of new ways to personally celebrate the creative spirit she believes lies within all of us.
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Gabrielle Michele Warner
An American painter, Michele Warner specializes in capturing people's passion in portraits. Her active oil portraits captures people doing the things they love, be it riding, mountain biking, rock climbing, skiing, fishing, reading, or playing cards. Besides painting the active and traditional portrait, Michele Warner does commission landscapes, and animal paintings.
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Bengal Tiger Blaze Warrender
Although untrained, my fascination with texture and medium led me to apprenticeships in Italy & Guernsey and a course in Chinoiserie brush techniques at Beijing University, China. At this time my strongest influence was French Surrealism, a style which led me to question my own perception of reality. On a visit to San Francisco I found myself strongly drawn to a group of artists based in Sausalito. Rousseau-like, their wildlife fantasias reconnected me with my own inner Universe, and so began my visionary journey into art.
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A Good Game Janet Warrick
Original paintings by Chicago Impressionist painter Janet Warrick, featuring oil, pastel, and watercolor landscapes, cityscapes, still lifes, and plein air paintings.. Janet Warrick Web Site.
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Mary Warshaw
Mary Warshaw is a Beaufort, NC artist who has found a rewarding avenue--documenting the old porches of the state's third oldest town--Beaufort, a picturesque little village by-the-sea.
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Kirk Wassell
Digital artist Kirk Wassell's photography website.
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Psalm 23 (Cardinal Female) Judy Rey Wasserman
UnGraven Image is not about what is depicted, but how it is depicted. For instance, Judy Rey Wasserman has a series entitled, Written on the Wind, which depicts local wildlife using the words (letters) of a psalm for each painting. The psalm cannot be read, but here and there a letter peeks out, This series was inspired by the wild animals of the tsunami, most all of which lived since they "knew" about the danger and fled to safety, while the civilized and intellegent, but less "aware" humans remained in the low costal areas.
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Boats Annette Waterbeek
Annette Waterbeek, who graduated from Kwantlen College's Graphic & Visual Communications Art Program in 1983, is a graphic Artist for The Maple Ridge News. Annette works in traditional art, fabric art and in digital art. One of her favorite mediums is watercolor. She has been exploring watercolor for 10 years and is still as excited about the medium as when she first started painting in watercolor.
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Kurtis Watkins
Kurtis Watkins is a multi-media arts who works in acrylics, pastels, and digital media; he covers themes of culture, aspirations, and beauty.
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Anne Watson
Anne E. Watson seeks to communicate through sensitive, poetic marks in the medium of watercolor, with hopes to arouse familiar strains of hope, peace and divinity within the viewer. Her work is largely symbolic.
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Barrington Watson
Barrington Watson, CD - Artist, educator, author, philanthropist and writer. Striking combinations of form and colour that radiate with energy. Whatever his subject, be it landscape or the human form, he executes his work with great skill.
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Gallery View Bruce Watson
As a skillful stonemason, Bruce possesses an innate appreciation of natural material. His talent with form and material is always evident.
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Claire Watson
Claire Watson works as an illustrator/graphic designer out of Sidney BC, primarily creating custom chalkboard artwork for restaurants, cafes, etc. She also works in many other mediums including oil pastels, and acrylic paint.
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Painting As Madness Debi Watson
Debi Watson - watercolor paintings and workshops featuring photorealism with deep, rich colors. Debi is a self-taught artist from Lancaster, Pennsylvania whose work has been in over 80 national juried exhibitions across the country and many national publications. Her website features free watercolor demos and more, with helpful advice for artists on her blog. A signature or elected member of numerous national and regional groups, Debi is a mentor for many and president of her local York Art Association.
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...Food, Beer & Wine Deborah Watson
Deborah Watson is an award-winning artist from Calvert County, Maryland, whose work has been described as 'stunning' and 'riveting.' Deciding to take the leap in 2003, Deborah has, since then, devoted her career to exclusively creating art. Deb is a versatile artist and finds it enriching to paint a wide variety of subjects. She is as comfortable painting a miniature watercolor still life that is two-by-three inches as she is painting wall murals or stage scenery twelve-by-twenty feet in size.
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Dorenda Crager Watson
The Paint Pony Gallery and Studio
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Artist with his work Ian Watson
High quality original abstract art work produced by digital manipulation of paintings or photographs. Available as Giclee prints on canvas or as prints. Unique and limited edition art work. Commissions available.
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Mary Anne Watson
After 20 years of etching, Mary Anne Watson turned to acrylic and watercolours to paint some of the fantasies she etched previously and to carry them further. Her aim in doing this was to search for an inner reality; first done in a psycho/analytical way which led in turn to a spiritual inner search.
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St Andrews Harbour Walter S Watson
Walter S. Watson artist statement: In 2006, we moved to St Andrews on the beautiful east coast of Scotland (the west coast is not bad either!). I was bowled over by the combination of big skies, brilliant wee towns and villages tumbling down to the sea, together with the clarity of the light that made everything seem so alive. This has stimulated me to return seriously to painting and too a looser style of painting in particular.
I mainly paint in watercolours because of the transparency of the medium and, to be honest, I don’t like to spend days and weeks on the same picture – watercolour is immediate and, if you don’t paint quickly, the spontaneity goes out the window. Also I don’t like the smell of turps.
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