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Bata Fish
I enjoy spring, things I painted that remind me of spring. My philosophy of art is that any art that I enjoy making and others enjoy looking at is good art. I enjoy learning new techniques and gaining new insights into methods and materials related to art. I want to create art that makes my heart sing.
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Sir Tako Tako
Psychedelic colorful artwork.. By a cosmic trash panda
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Another Love Child of E.A.
An illustration of the latest love child of E.A., Judas. Long silky pink hair reminds his father of E.A.
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ヽ(^◇^*)/
A blurry selfie shot on a Kyocera Keitai of Reila and her gals ≧◡≦ For the anime theme my mind went immediately to Gyaru!! A japanese fashion subculture. Translated into English mean gals. I wanted to have a group selfie of some gals from different Gyaru substyles. The styles choosen are hime, ganguro, and b-kei. Reila tagged her name onto the photo.
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Geeky and Punny!
Hi! I am a pun enthusiast, a geek, and an artist located in Lowell, AR. My art tends to be a bit geeky, a bit punny, and definitely cute (kawaii) in style — all with the aim of making others smile. Most of my art is digital art, but I also paint with gouache and acrylics and may have some originals on hand. I love participating in Art on the Bricks and Comiccons and connecting with others through my art.
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Siclian St.
This was a vacation picture painted by Artist Sandra Dixon.
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manta project
Erika Kennedy makes sensory friendly, stuffed manta ray plushies. They are super soft and textured for anxiety and neurodivergent issues. Manta rays in some cultures represent understanding the flow of life around you.
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Belgian Mules
I am an animal and horse lover! Most of my work revolves around animals of any kind! This piece is titles “Belgian Mules”. A pair of mules that pull a wagon on a week long trail ride and wagon train every year. These mules stood tall and used their strength every second along that ride. I felt an urge to complete a piece of them to show how beautiful animals can be.
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Celebrate
Folk Art
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Ozark Beer Company features Mexican Visual Artist and Cultural Promoter
María de Lourdes Valverde Galindo was born and raised in México. Since 2015, she has been based in Bentonville, AR. She got a Bachelor’s degree in Science of Industrial Engineering at Durango Technologic Institute in Mexico. She is a self-taught artist taking art seminars and workshops to improve her work, fellow of Artists INC. She is represented artist by Art Ventures Gallery in Fayetteville, AR. and director of “Raíces de México”, a group of volunteers that promote Mexican traditions. Her passion to create art has been interrupted many times in her life for different reasons, but she always finds her way back to it again and again. She has participated…
