• drawing

    Elissa Gennello

    Elissa is an Artist/Graphic Designer/Illustrator/Rad Girl at large. She loves quantum physics and hot skater dudes. She grew up in New Jersey but currently resides in Los Angeles. More »
  • film

    Masque Films

    Masque Films is a unique film production company, founded by 5 international artists from varying backgrounds including; opera, fashion, experimental cinema and science. Masque's goal is to search and discover a refined and unique beauty within the film and art world, thus forging a distinct relationship between the two. More »
  • painting

    Wolfgang Bauer

    Born in Vienna, Austria, Wolfgang currently resides in Los Angeles. He holds a degree in Fine Arts, Gender Studies, and German Literature from the University of Southern California. Wolfgang also studied at the Hochschule fuer Musik and Darstellende Kunst, (Max Reinhardt Seminar, Vienna, Austrria), and at the Universitaet fuer Musik und Darstellende Kunst, (Mozarteum, Salzburg, Austria). More »
  • painting

    jeffbjohnston

    My work changes each day, and I am finally learning to accept that. Each painting is a new approach that challenges me. I attribute my artisitic A.D.D. to studying Picasso books that covered his career from his Blue Period to Cubism, and my love for eclectic music such as Os Mutantes and Beck. Each song on their records sounds like an entirely new entity from the previous. More »
  • painting

    Nira Dahan

    Growing up in Israel, Nira has always tried to convey her longing for peace for the human race through her art. In Jerusalem, city of all nations, Nira found inspiration for her art. For over 30 years, Nira has been displaying her passion for the harmony between cultures, by painting all humans equally, With warm and colorful details. The love for mankind is shown through her artwork with great passion. She had dozens of art exhibits at galleries, museums, temples and conventions in Europe and the USA. More »
  • painting

    Stephen Tompkins

    What would happen if you took classic 1920's cartoons and Ren and Stimpy episodes, chewed them up with shades of primary colors, and then horcked the whole thing onto a canvas? Nothing as good as Stephen Tompkins' work, for sure, though that's exactly what his pieces remind me of. It's like an abstract celebration of cartoon body parts in a roiling pop orgy. And yet they still remain sparse enough to seem muted. Now I have the urge to watch cartoons. And porn. Although it's pretty difficult to know if that's caused by Tompkins' work or just standard Tuesday morning libido. More »
  • painting

    Vanessa Prager

    My first inclination towards drawing came in my high school years. I later progressed into oil painting when I started to teach myself from any cheesy (or not) how-to book I could get my hands on. I love color, and am forever inclined to paint people in realistic, but slightly forced, distressing situations. More »
  • painting

    Leigh Stewart

    I started with traditional painting, but after my mother had an accident leaving her in a coma, I started to experiment with the abstract idea of alternate realities. During the three months that she was in the hospital, I started using quantum physics and sacred geometry to alter still images in my way of showing the existence of alternate dimensions within the same reality. I choose topics that are transitional and fleeting. More »
  • mixed media

    J.R. Baldwin

    Hello, I'm 23 and live in Los Angeles. More »
  • painting

    Tony Pro

    My work is about life through my eyes. It's one large self portrait. I paint what i see in life, whether it's family, friends or issues. More »
  • painting

    Tatiana Krasovski

    Tatiana Krasovski lives and works in Los Angeles. More »
  • photography

    Evan Lane

    Evan Lane is a working photographer and director based out of Los Angeles. He specializes in portrait and editorial photography. Evan was the kid who took apart his toys and put them back together again. He takes the same approach when he places human or object in front of his camera. More »
  • photography

    Steven Rood Photography

    Why do I take pictures? Because nothing lasts. I am a preservationist with a camera. Thus, 10% of profits go towards wildlife conservation. So if you want to save the environment, start with your walls. More »
  • photography

    John D. Fox III

    Mr. Fox is an outsider artist who has been making photo art for a very very long time. This image is one of 80 images made with a pinhole camera. Mr. Fox has been exhibited in New York City and New Orleans. He used to live in NYC but now lives in L.A. (it's warmer he says). Mr. Fox has produced portfolios as diverse as jazz and blues musicians, Venice and female nudes. And there are the drawings and paintings. And the music, too, of course. His web site is just a tip of a huge iceberg. More »
  • photography

    Derek Van Oss

    Derek Van Oss is a freelance photographer and artist of many kinds based in Los Angeles, CA USA. More »
  • artists

    Koury Angelo

    I'm more interested in a photograph that you can feel, something that is raw and evocative. Life is not just black and white, it's the grey in between that is most important. More »
  • painting

    Ava Leigh

    Ava Leigh Stewart is an up-and-coming young artist and filmmaker with a fresh style. Her work is a synthesis of all of her combined talents, passion and practicality. She challenges cultural and societal norms in an effort to communicate messages that reach people on a number of levels. She paints using quantum physics, distorting the image to reflect reality on a different level. She has done a series on environmental damage, coma patients, and gambling. She resides in Los Angeles. For more visit her website at www.artwestfilm.com More »
  • painting

    Mahsa Shoeleh

    Each piece has its own unique story to tell and engages the viewer in subtle ways to allow for an individual interpretation. I let my feelings dictate the composition, and the colors flow without premeditation. The thought of clichés is anathema to my creative spirit, so I do not aim or pretend to please anyone. My only loyalty is to unfettered emotions and innermost thoughts, which allows me to savor the moments and set myself free to experience an entirely fresh journey during the birth of each painting. More »
  • painting

    Patrick Gunderson

    My artwork attempts to take order, ordered systems and ordered patterns and shake them up. Nothing is perfect, even though things are modeled in perfect mathematics there are always tiny, sometimes microscopic, imperfections. Incorporating these imperfections into pure algorithmic systems creates a sense of order that we crave visually, but provides a warmer more natural feel that is unavailable through equations alone. More »
  • photography

    Blimpa

    My portraits are an attempt to hold on to the beautiful and strange in the fleeting seconds between where we are and where we want to be. More »