Ilona Wellmann finds her inspiration in everyday life. "I hope that my images celebrate the beauty and diversity of nature and human beings." Having studied and worked in architectural design, Ilona developed the eye to recognize structural details of objects, people and the environment.
Ilona's work concentrates on monochrome Fine Art Photography and Infrared Photography. Known for her scenic, still life and floral collections, her distinctive style is based on her own concept of creativity. Her work can be seen in several image libraries in London, New York and Canada. "In particular, I find excitement in taking photos of winter scenes; they are perfect for ...
Love of nature is the main inspiration for the paintings of Ariane Martine. Born and raised in the countryside of Vancouver Island, Ariane experienced a wealth of natural beauty all around her, and started painting at the age of twelve. With great encouragement from her family and friends, she went on to earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Parsons Paris School of Art and Design. Bringing home more than a degree from her stay in Paris, she also acquired a feeling for design and composition inspired by the spirit of the place itself.
Ariane believes that the purpose of her art is to create a space of peace and calm for the viewer, a moment in which one can transcend thoug...
Born on Halloween into a large Irish family, Jennifer Garant began painting when she realized she couldn't get a word in edgewise. She quickly learned to convey her individuality through art, and she now creates wonderful imagery that is instantly recognizable as her own. Her colorful images and stylized characters are often whimsical in subject, delighting viewers with their humorous content.
Other than a couple of brief stints at art school in Calgary and San Francisco, Jennifer is basically self taught, managing to find full-time employment as an artist over the past 15 years. Her work is currently represented in fine galleries across Canada, the United States, Australia ...
