Bria Corranda is a digital artist and illustrator; she was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. Bria has been drawing since she was a child from learning and watching her mother draw. Read More
The things I imagine in my head don’t exist or aren’t real, and so I’m compelled to create them the best way that I see it. As they say, art is freedom.
I was born in November 1993 in Aarau, Switzerland, and lived in Zurich with my parents for a few years. My dad owned a big automobile garage and had a decent income back then. He also gained recognition as a racing driver, which allowed us to move in a big house in Glarus, Switzerland in 1995.
Svitlana Dudarenko is a Ukrainian illustrator who was born in 1995. As a child, she developed an early interest in art. She drew a lot as a kid from the time she got her first crayons and attended art classes where she learned the fundamentals of drawing.
Alexander Gioiosa was born May 12, 1985 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. His Polish grandmother taught him how to read and write with Batman comics before starting school that is where his inclination for illustration and art began.
Art has always been a passion of mine. First as an observer and admirer, and now as an amateur and part time artist. I have had no formal art training, I am a mixed media artist but hope in due time to try out other forms of art such as sculpture and printing.
South Africa saw the participation of several people in an annual walk called the Long Walk to Fitness. This walk covers the distance between Pretoria and Mbombela and it takes ten days to complete.
Raquel is a mixed media, self-taught artist that has worked with many mediums from acrylics, alcohol inks and resin to digital art.
Udoakang Promise Peter is a multi-dimensional visual artist who creates hyper realism and impressionism works. His works are deeply rooted in the black skin and cultures of Africans.
SHELLEY-ANNE GRAHAM (NHdip Fine Art) Art has always been around, before we had a name for it, it was there. From caveman scribbles, to Michelangelo and the Sistine Chapel, to the infinite shores of digital art, millions of artists, billions of work.
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