Valérie Hadida's bronze women curl into themselves like this one — wild hair, folded limbs, a gaze turned inward. Part of her ongoing "petites bonnes femmes" series, where every pose reads as quiet introspection. ❤️ @valerie_hadida

This one made me nervous about publishing. I block AI training bots and use AI every day. Both things are true. A founder's unresolved, eyes-open look at what AI has taken — and given back. 😊 https://artsartistsartwork.com/eyes-open-hope-and-hard-truths-about-ai/

Don't let anyone tell you different. 😍

Petals in Her Silence by Hillary Pastrick Florin ❤️ Her golden lips and intense gaze are framed by flowing hair that transforms into leaves, flowers, and a small bird. View for more details. https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/petals-in-her-silence/

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Discover Nataliya Bagatskaya’s inspiring art, blending resilience and beauty. Support her journey and own a piece of Ukrainian culture amidst adversity. 😊 https://artsartistsartwork.com/nataliya-bagatskaya-art-and-resilience-in-wartime/

Light painting by Pablo Picasso, 1949 😊 It looks like a lot of fun!

Acrylic plein air painting by Sean Kalley, capturing light and shadow on a quiet corner of Ericeira’s main square in Portugal. ❤️ For more details visit https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/ericeira/

Ukrainian artist Hanna Protsenko moves between thick-painted city scenes and loose, luminous figures — oil on canvas one moment, expressive ink and mixed media the next. Kyiv's streets, its people, its light. A city painted with love. ❤️ @hannaprotsenko

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Irish painter Ian Cumberland stages his hyper-real oil paintings like film stills — figures caught mid-tension in coded interiors, something always slightly off. Voyeuristic, psychologically loaded, and impossible to look away from. ❤️ @iancumberlandart

“Dragonfly” is an abstract oil on canvas, 39×39 inches. The work conveys the state of dawn, when everything awakens. Ukrainian artist Valentina Kozyar ❤️ Visit for more details https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/dragonfly-oil-on-canvas-39x39-2025-valentina-kozyar/

WanJin Gim draws the human body like it's alive with heat — layered colored pencil and oil pastel on kraft paper, studying the relationship between color and energy (Qi). The body doesn't just look real. It feels warm. ❤️

Explore the hidden meanings in art through symbolism. Learn how animals, colors, and objects reveal layers of emotion, culture, and history in masterpieces. 😊 https://artsartistsartwork.com/symbolism-in-art-unlocking-hidden-meanings/

A medieval nun's teeth held a secret history — ultramarine pigment from lapis lazuli, more precious than gold, trapped in her dental plaque from a lifetime of licking her paintbrush. Proof that women were illuminating manuscripts centuries before history gave them credit.❤️ via The Lost Bone Journal

Riders of the Devil’s Backbone is an original painting by Paul Santina (Little Saint Art) — three cowboys ride hard through an Arizona canyon landscape in this bold, narrative Western scene. ❤️ View for more details. https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/riders-of-the-devils-backbone/

Athena Jahantigh, born in Iran and based in the south of France since 2003, sculpts animals that feel like they've stepped out of ancient rock paintings — compact, hieratic forms in ceramic and bronze that carry centuries of iconographic memory. ❤️ @athenajahantigh

For #coloraday #yellowthu From Sono Una Fotografia Photography composite and double exposure. On body, hope, contemplation, and identity #ArtofSelfPortraiture

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Kansas-based Jennifer Schermerhorn needle-felts wool over wire armatures — soft surface, fierce intent. Women paired with tigers, ravens, spiraling wings. Domestication as a lens, womanhood as the subject. ❤️ @jen_schermerhorn

The Black Cat’s Energy Policy by Nataliya Bagatskaya — a young woman and her black cat sit in quiet contemplation beside a gas heater and propane cylinder, in a wryly observed contemporary interior. ❤️ View for more details. https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/the-black-cats-energy-policy/

British ceramicist Clare Mahoney presses botanical forms — leaf veins, seedheads, skeletal branches — into hand-moulded porcelain, creating pebbles sized to rest in your palm. Tactile, quiet, and rooted entirely in the natural world. ❤️ @claremahoneyceramics

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Nihad Aghazadeh is a contemporary Azerbaijani artist based in Baku, working in soft pastels and oil — layering colour with an almost tactile intensity. He took home Best Artist in the Asia Pavilion at World Art Dubai 2024. ❤️

Zebra Queen is an oil painting for sale by Gill Bustamante — a luminous, translucent zebra emerges from a richly layered abstract field of orange, gold, and deep jewel tones. ❤️ View for more details. https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/zebra-queen/

Sculpture-as-handrail on the stairs of Schwäbisch Hall's district office, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Karl-Henning Seemann's 1981 bronze captures the eternal struggle of getting stubborn animals uphill — and doubles as something to hold onto. ❤️

William LeQuier is really quite special. His experimentation early on his career produced magnificent results and set him apart. Take less than 5 minutes to read his story. 🙏 https://artsartistsartwork.com/william-lequier-the-pioneer-of-modern-glass-sculpture/

Is this true for you? 😊

City Lights at Night by Julia Strittmatter is an oil painting capturing the energy of a city at night through luminous color, expressive brushwork, and shimmering reflections. ❤️ View for more details. https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/city-night-abstract-expressionist-original-oil-painting/

Giulia Bernardelli spills her morning espresso on purpose — guiding it with a spoon into tiny cityscapes, fairy-tale forests, and even a coffee-stained nod to Manet. Nothing is planned; the story just spreads where the coffee leads. ❤️ @bernulia

Serene and caring, Mark Dorman holds a great deal of respect and admiration from me. Take a few minutes and read about his life and art. 😊 https://artsartistsartwork.com/mark-dorman-is-the-abstract-impressionist-king-of-rock-art/

Is Calvin speaking to you? 😆

Oil painting Morning Mirage by Valentyna Kozyar capturing an abstract dawn scene where layered textures and shifting light evoke the quiet awakening of morning. ❤️ Visit for more details. https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/morning-mirage-oil-on-canvas-39x39x1-2025-valentyna-kozyar/

Takahiro Iwasaki carves entire mountain ranges and city skylines into rolls of duct tape, building elevation from the layers themselves. Part of his ongoing "Out of Disorder" series, where overlooked, everyday materials become landscape. ❤️

How does shame and stigma hold artists back and what to do about it. 😊 https://artsartistsartwork.com/expressing-the-value-of-artmaking-how-shame-and-stigma-hold-back-creatives/

Painter Izumi Kogahara builds figures out of light and colour, bold gestural strokes that feel like electricity running through the canvas. Born in Utsunomiya in 1979, she paints the inner energy of human beings: not just what they look like, but what they feel like from the inside. @izumi_kogahara

She Carries the Lavender Light by Paul Santina depicts a solitary fae at twilight, infused with quiet myth, dusk-lit serenity, and dreamlike stillness. ❤️ View for more details. https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/she-carries-the-lavender-night/

French street artist Le CyKlop has been turning city bollards into LEGO-faced characters across France — each one with its own expression, from grinning to grumpy to full pirate mode. Infrastructure was never this fun. ❤️ @lecyklop

I've followed Pete Greening for some years now and am amazed at his attention to detail and precision in his paintings. 😊 See more https://artsartistsartwork.com/pete-greening-the-amazing-geometric-abstract-op-art-wizard/

A bronze olive tree rooted in the world — Andrea Roggi's Tree of Life in Matera, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on Earth. Roots, trunk, branches: past, present, future. ❤️

Life isn’t a straight line. It’s layered and stitched back together. The Fabric of Life No 1 by Tania Chilby is an original mixed media painting on wood exploring texture and symbolic abstraction. View details via the link. https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/the-fabric-of-life-no-1/

Born in Berlin in 1920, he rebuilt his life and career across three continents. Helmut Newton became one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century — his stark, powerful black-and-white images a permanent fixture in Vogue and the visual language of fashion. ❤️

Have you got something to say about the world? Try photography as an agent for social change and social justice. 😊 https://artsartistsartwork.com/photography-powerful-for-self-expression-and-social-change/

A returning favourite — and always worth another look. French designer Sylvie Facon builds gowns from antique books, lace, and tulle, turning libraries into wearable worlds. Each dress is its own story, quite literally. ❤️ @sylviefaconcreatricefrance

Hide and Seek by Nataliya Bagatskaya is an acrylic painting presenting a symbolic figurative scene where elegance, intuition, and quiet strategy unfold within an architectural maze. ❤️ View for more details. https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/hide-and-seek/

Eddy Stevens, born in Brasschaat, Belgium in 1965, paints from somewhere between the real and the dreamlike. Rooted in Belgian surrealism and magical realism, his work asks quiet, unsettling questions about what it means to be human. ❤️

Looking to get into an art college? It's time to be planning for the future. 😊 https://artsartistsartwork.com/6-tips-to-get-into-college-as-an-artist/

A rainbow trout leaping toward the fly line — surrounded by ghost fish, just outlines and bones. Kate Tume, fifth-generation needleworker from Brighton, uses embroidery as environmental activism. ❤️

#5 (FIGURE SERIES #2) by Nymira Gray is an expressive figurative portrait built through layered textures, restrained color, and quiet emotional tension. ❤️ View for more details. https://artsartistsartwork.com/product/5-figure-series-2/

Thousands of hand-shaped porcelain petals, placed one by one. Ukrainian ceramicist Valeriya Isyak, now based in Scotland, builds immersive wall sculptures that feel like living things — part painting, part mosaic, entirely their own category. ❤️