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Gary Regnier (Northampton, UK)
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Pastel specialist Gary Regnier creating traditional portraits and pet and wildlife portraits. Gary prefers to work in a bold realistic style and loves to depict strong light and colour. Gary's interest in portraiture began over 40 years ago when watching street artists whilst on holiday and the magic of seeing something come to life from nothing is still as compelling now as it was then.
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John Fraser (Toronto, ON M6G 2Y, Canada)
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Greg MacNair (Clayton, MO, USA)
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I am an artist from the Midwest currently producing portraits, landscapes and still life artwork. I greatly enjoy doing portraits with as much feeling as I can. Often the quieter mood of the sitter is what I like to depict.
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Karl Rudziak
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Painting is a self imposed discipline. My work is essentially about people. Painting people is a way of connecting to my environment in way I could never say or write down in words. It is about identity and questioning assumptions of fixity within signs. I am interested in the mechanisms we use to project values on to or judge people using common cultural visual markers - in semiotic terms, signs - like clothes, haircuts, jewellery, tattoos. How quickly we arrive at value statements and judgements about personality and background by the way someone looks. My work has been exhibited at t...
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Diane Mannion (Englewood, FL, USA)
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Marc G. Doutherd (Tucson, AZ, USA)
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Karen Barton (Buffalo, WY, USA)
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Karen Barton is an award winning modern portrait artist with over thirty-seven years of professional experience as an artist and educator. Karen is the sole owner and operator of “Portrait Creations” which has received over $6,000 in grant money to assist in developing the business. Her portraits can be found hanging in private, public, and corporate collections nationwide. She has been commissioned to create portraits of executives as well as Senators. Karen focuses mainly on her own commissioned work and rarely enters competitions or seeks out gallery representation, but the events ...
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Maxine Correya (Letchworth Garden City, UK)
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I am a practising artist, illustrator and graphic designer. I also do some photography. I have been an art, graphics, media and photography teacher since 2002 but before that I was a designer in London. I have just discovered a love for oil painting and have recently completed a Bowie and Prince oil painting. I also work in acrylics and use texture but the textured pieces take quite a few months to complete which is why I turned to oil paints as I can work faster with these. Watercolours, inks and chalk pastels are another love of mine. I suppose I am quite a varied artist and am still ...
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James Reeves (Santa Fe, New Mexico)
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I was interested in art since I was in Elementary school – my father was a craftsman with wood and painting in watercolors. During the course of my life I have been a mental health therapist and a teacher – and always creative. I know we can all take a picture of the beauty all around us. But sometimes we cannot always catch that beauty as we see it. We cannot take a picture of what we imagine. I like to imagine the many things we cannot see when we look at something beautiful – such as color, shape, and texture. I draw in charcoal pencil, pastel pencils, oil pastels, and oil paints...
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