A. Jerome Davis is a native of Baltimore Maryland. He devotes his time to studying nature with a focus on marine subjects, rural, and urban landscapes. He has primarily studied art on his own and is a self-taught artist. Ther focus of his art is on color theory and composition.
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DC area artist, Deborah Walmer, manipulates and layers bold colors of oil paints her own version of cubism. Her paintings have been described as paper unfolded or stained glass. You can see the influence of Picasso, Braque, Dali, and Kahlo in her paintings. In addition, she has recently expanded into Abstract works. These abstract paintings are a mix of textures which include oil paint, oilstik, acrylic, paper, fabric, and found objects, woven together with the techniques of the cubism genre.
Azerbaijani and Russian American artist, Leyla Rzayeva (b. Moscow ’86) has shown her work in Washington D.C., Baltimore, and Rehoboth, Delaware including George Mason University and the inaugural 2016 Contemporary Museum Artist Retreat. Rzayeva received BFA in Painting and Printmaking from Maryland Institute College of Art (’08) and holds a Professional Printer Certificate from Tamarind Institute, University of New Mexico (’09), nonprofit center for fine art lithography dedicated to reviving the art of lithography and the growth of contemporary printmaking around the world.
I am an Artist and Designer. I enjoy a range of fine and digital arts such as logo design, ceramics, digital photography, and painting. I also enjoy incorporating light into my artwork. My current work primarily focuses on painting. I believe in creating art that evokes peaceful, pleasant, and positive emotions. I also try to put an order in the middle of chaos to mimic a world in which we, humans, are often challenged to comprehend, with the intent to promote a positive attitude in life. Through my work, I always aim to create simple, clean, yet intriguing and unique designs.
Studio and gallery for fine mosaic art and handcrafted jewelry. Art created with materials including glass, stone, minerals, fossils, fine gems, and found objects. Resident artists with frequent guest showings. Some commissions accepted – help design a piece for yourself or for a gift. Watch the work, browse, shop and meet the artists! Andamento is an Italian word meaning ‘movement’ or ‘course.’ It describes the flow of lines in a piece of mosaic art produced by placement of rows of materials chosen by the artist.
Visual artist and graphic designer Sangeeta Kaul (online at Spicyseed Art & Design) wields her creativity as a fuel for social change, mental health awareness, and community connections. Kaul enjoys organizing events designed to coach and encourage the personal creativity of the participants. She is currently studying Clinical Mental Health Counseling as a graduate student so that she may use her passion for art in a therapeutic way.
Andrei Trach was born in Staten Island, New York. He has studied and exhibited in New York City at the New York Studio Program in Soho. He received his B.F.A. from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 1995. In 1996 he had a seventy five-piece Solo Exhibition at the University of Baltimore Law School. Mr. Trach’s work has been featured in many juried shows. In 1999 he exhibited at the Benjamin Banneker Museum in “Ellicott City, Catonsville, Oella Arts.” Trach’s work was published in Seafood Business Magazine in 1999.
Vicki Favilla began painting as a child in Montgomery County, MD. She excelled in Art throughout her school years painting and drawing scenes from nature and portraiture. She fell in love with the work of Henri Matisse, Paul Gaugin and Pablo Picasso. While studying Art History in college, Vicki’s practical side took over and she began a full-time career in property management, causing her to set aside her art. Married with two (now grown) children, Vicki always had the Itch to be an artist and found creative outlets through renovating and decorating homes with her husband, but it wasn’t en