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Skip Marsh is an artist currently living in Thomaston, CT His realistic acrylic paintings are inspired by the beauty of nature with a focus on light.
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New Zealand artist (realistic paintings), specialising in flowers, architectural and landscape themes. Both acrylic and oils.
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Palette Knife Art, Abstract Expressionism. Marine, landscape, portraits painting | Contemporary Italian Painter.
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I create serene landscapes and contemplative scenes that blend nature and urban life with subtle tones and textures. My work invites quiet reflection, capturing moments of stillness and calm that bring thoughtful presence to any space.
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Any task I undertake is more than a responsibility; it’s an opportunity to create something enjoyable and meaningful for the person it’s intended for.
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My work radiates a sense of place, calm, between nature and human life, in a rich tapestry of coastal and urban landscapes in masterful watercolors.
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Globe-trotting artist inspired by diverse cultures, Richard Diego paints vibrant landscapes reflecting a life shaped by travel and heritage.
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I capture calm moments in nature and urban life through bold colors and subtle textures, inviting quiet reflection and serene beauty into your space. My work balances light and shadow to reveal the delicate harmony in everyday scenes.
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Scottish Artist based in France - Paintings inspired by the quiet beauty of natural forms.
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Heather Stewart is a Toronto-based artist whose work reflects a deep engagement with place, memory, and the atmosphere of lived experience.
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I create vibrant scenes that capture nature’s quiet moments and serene landscapes, blending color and texture to invite calm, warmth, and reflection into any space. My work celebrates the subtle beauty found in everyday life and in travel.
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I create watercolor landscapes that capture quiet moments in nature, from tranquil forests to moody skies over countryside hills. My work invites calm reflection and brings subtle natural beauty into any space.
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Bold landscapes and vivid emotion—art that invites you to linger.
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the reason i paint is to evoke feelings through vibrant colour texture and to share my vision of chosen subjects in mainly acrylics
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I create peaceful scenes of rural life and nature, capturing quiet moments with vibrant colors and thoughtful detail. My work invites reflection and warmth, blending rustic charm with tranquil landscapes to bring calm and connection into any space.
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I create detailed colored pencil and oil paintings inspired by Wisconsin’s landscapes and seasons. My work invites quiet reflection and brings a grounded, calming presence to your space—because art should make your home feel more like you.
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Retired engineer took up painting at 50 after redundancy. I then found originals were too difficult to get a price for and began to sell prints .
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Retired now spending my days following my passion for art 😊
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I specialise mainly in land and seascapes with the occasional portraits
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Painter of landscapes, cloudscapes and anything that interests me.
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Decided to take the plunge just before I retired. I absolutely love art, reading about it and appreciating other artists. My art comes from the heart
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I enjoy time with my family taking photos of the world around us. It's nice to have the memories and references to paint. Peace.
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