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New | Popular Art Pieces | Popular Artists
Phillip PhilbeckSunset |
 | Gorgeous landscape view, i understand that this was painted from original place. Great work.Colors, details are just amazing! 9/2/2012 |
Nenad MirkovichOld Fashioned Jazz (Dizzy) Art... |
 | Wonderful combination of realism and vibrant, exploding color with huge brushstrokes. It's hard to portray such a well-known figure and get it just right. Nice work. 10/3/2012 |
| This is wonderful piece. Details are nicely done, background colors are combined very well. Certally brings a good mood 9/3/2012 |
Pablo PicassoL'Arlesienne |
| Interesting idea, but i think the colors are too bright, you should do it a little bit darker 11/10/2012 |
Rod ChaseBlackmore Vale |
 | the mood you set is awesome, well done sir! 12/28/2012 |
 | The angle chosen really makes the houses look small and close -- even more so than they already are. I really like the lines and layering created by the rooftops here; it's much more interesting than a straight-on angle would be, since the roofs all overlap in different ways, creating different shap... 10/24/2012 |
| It's an interesting view that the artist chose, where the strong diagonal is formed by rooftops--a part of the scene that viewers usually ignore. The textures of the roofing, bricks, and windows really come across. Even the light on the cobblestones and fence is perfectly rendered. 10/3/2012 |
| This piece has some kind of warm and calm feeling about it. This lonely and grey street, and smoke that comes out of houses. Great work, i love it! 9/29/2012 |
Rod ChaseWe the People |
| another outstanding work of art 12/28/2012 |
| What could have been a fairly dull scene--we've seen it in pictures so often that we don't really see it at all--is saved by the gorgeous details of water ripples and clouds. When you look closer, there is exquisite detail in the trees, too. All of this seems to serve to get us to really notice the... 10/3/2012 |
| Amazing picture, the sky color and lakereflation, its all verybeautiful. Great composition. 9/29/2012 |
Andy ThomasGray Ghost |
 | Great items from you, man. I've take into account your stuff preouvis to and you are just too magnificent. I actually like what you have got here, certainly like what you're saying and the way by which you assert it. You make it entertaining and you continue to take care of to keep it smart. I can't... 11/20/2012 |
| The bull really leaps out at the viewer. Focusing almost the entirety of detail on its head and leaving the background largely undefined was a great composition choice and really makes the piece three-dimensional. 10/14/2012 |
 | Very beautiful and mysterious. 10/9/2012 |
| This piece brings to mind the words "spare" (the composition) and "lush" (the exquisite detail of the buffalo's fur and features). There's also a sense of potential energy built up in the animal, as if it might move toward you at any moment. 10/8/2012 |
| This looks astonishing! So smooth and such nice colors, great details. I can feel him staring right in to my soul. Amazing work. 9/29/2012 |
Pablo PicassoFemme Accoude au Drapeau... |
| Interesting style, this image has many meaning. I can see at least 3 different women here. Good job 10/1/2012 |
George TsuiThe Mask |
| Nice piece, awesome asian style. too bad it's so small, it makes not possible to see all the details 8/25/2012 |
| You've beautifully manipulated cold and warm tones for contrast here. The light seems not only bright and real, but also has a very physical warm appearance, as though she's being illuminated by firelight. The hints of blue also keep the vibrant reds and oranges from being overwhelming. 8/16/2012 |
PHILLIP CROWELongstreet's Lookout |
| Great art work. Search Engine Consultants South florida 12/5/2012 |
| Very lovely work, has some patriotic feeling about it. Details are nicely done, especially the flag on the wind. Good point of view are presented here, it seems like nothing is missing. 9/29/2012 |
| This is a technically adept piece with a lot of appeal. Nice choice to let the dog be the focus point. Composition is one of this work's strong points. I also love the texture detail in the peeling paint and the richness of the flag. I don't know much about Civil War history, and I imagine this piec... 8/18/2012 |
Andy ThomasCharge of the Bar T Brigade... |
| I'm not typically a fan of Western scenes because they tend to fall immediately into cliche and stereotypes. But I love this artist's renditions of Western scenes, including this one. There are always so many strong elements in the composition, palette, and texture. Nice work! 10/3/2012 |
| Amazing work! So many great details, horses are look so real, i can distinguish each muscle in their body. And of course the idea of this piece is stunning. Great work 10/1/2012 |
Joseph LaPierreBlues Player |
| I wish this image were larger so that I could really enjoy all the details of the color and line here. Compositionally, the colorful explosive swirls in the background do a lot to offset the static placement of the guitarist. Something about this piece reminds me of the work of Romare Bearden. 9/26/2012 |
| Amazing colors! I love how the swirling, dynamic background suggests the music coming from the guitar.You handled the contrast between the musician and the bright background very well, not resorting to using murky colors to differentiate the subject from the bold background. 8/16/2012 |
Deborah Brisker BurkJesse in Purple and Gold... |
| Interesting style, i see the idea was to make focus on a lady,so it means there is must be some story behind it. Although painting looks like it haven't been finished yet, because of a white color of a floor, but maybe this is only another point of this painting. 10/17/2012 |
test ignoreJourney to the New Home... |
| Excellent use of color/light and shadow 12/28/2012 |
| Very interesting story, every spot on this picture is have a meaning and amazingly done, so many rich details. My eyes are running from one corner to another and i can't really focus on one place.Great work! 11/10/2012 |
Simon MorrisSilent Vigil: Bust |
| Great sculpture, i alwaysamazedhow is itpossibleto capture even a face motion! Good job! 11/10/2012 |
Charles BibbsArms Open Wide |
| This image just jumps right out at the viewer due to the strong, stark composition and brilliant color palette. The bigger-than-life hands of the figure offer multiple meanings, with a sense of welcoming but also directing action. The contrast between the figure's gaze off the canvas and the fishe m... 9/10/2012 |
Deborah Brisker BurkSara and Jesse in Hot Pink and... |
| Interesting painting, i think it is done on purpose that colors are so messy, but this makes it harder to understand the story of a painting 11/10/2012 |
Ruben AbovianCasino |
| Your use of earthy colors in this setting makes an interesting statement. Normally, casinos are full of bright (even gaudy) colors, bright lights, and flashing jewelry or electronics. The darker colors you chose make us focus on the human element of the casino instead of the financial. It made me th... 9/25/2012 |
| Interesting style, there is hard to make out faces of people on a picture, so that makes it very intriguing. Nice work 9/3/2012 |
 | Nice texture in the water. |
| interesting |
Joseph LaPierreSweetwater Glade |
| Beautiful piece, Joseph. I'm not blessed with artistic talent myself but have recently began delving into the wonderful world of digital photography, which for me, is as close as I'll ever come to producing artwork. Feel free to drop by my personal site at http://australialandscapephotography.com.au 4/18/2013 |
| I love how the artist has drawn attention to all the different types of texture in this scene, which really brings it to life. Somehow the trees are in sharp focus despite the slight abstraction of many other elements in the image. Very nice composition. 10/8/2012 |
| This is a very soothing piece. The clouds mirroring the shape of the treeline is an interesting touch, a way of introducing a sense of parallel lines without using standard geometry. 9/25/2012 |
C.D. ClarkSunflower Doves |
| The sharp contrasts and almost unreal colors make this a really intriguing piece. I particularly like how the artist managed to keep the subject matter physically recognizable while still playing with non-realist ideas in the foreground. 8/18/2012 |
Simon MorrisHang Time |
| Interesting sculpture, body lines are nicely done, i like that man is in a middle of an action and not just hanging out there. Good work 10/3/2012 |
| The diver seems to be flying, which is definitely an imaginative way to convey the sense of weightlessness that attends being underwater. I wish I could see it from more angles -- a 2D photograph is hardly fair representation for a sculpture! Is the bronze nearer the base colored or treated differen... 8/16/2012 |
Serena RoseGarden of Life |
| nice painting,it has so many details i don't know where to look first. Colors nicelychosenand details are nicely done! 11/10/2012 |
| Flowers are the most beautiful creation of god and you have personified that beauty in this arts with beautiful and natural colors. replacement inks 11/8/2012 |
| There's so much to see here, the viewer's eye is kept moving. I personally keep returning to the pale lavender bloom and the goldfish. Nice visual effect on the water's surface, too. 9/19/2012 |
Ruben AbovianLadies Man |
| Your style are really something. This picture having many different meaning, as i see it. And all thanks to removing focus from some charactors. Very interesting piece 9/3/2012 |
| This piece definitely toys with my expectations. At first glance, it looked like a simple return to classic scenes, but it's actually far more complex. The sketchy quality of the dress and semi-transparent figures give it an unsettling surreal touch -- it's not at all what is expected! 8/16/2012 |
Loring WarnerThe Alphabet |
| Interesting point of view. Very nice picture. I love mix of shades and light here. 9/1/2012 |
Loring WarnerTemple Athena Nike |
| Very nice photo. Good capture of light and shadows, lovely view 9/3/2012 |
Robert BarrosMarilyn |
| Nice painting. Interesting touch by adding white lines over it, makes it stand out. The background color also makes it more beautiful. Lovely piece. 9/1/2012 |
Alan SpanierWorld's Fair, Flushing Meadows... |
| The angle of the shot is perfect; the globe looks striking with a blue sky background functioning as the "ocean." The lighting is also great and helps accentuate the shape of the subject. 9/25/2012 |
| Terrific photo. The light capture and composition are perfect. And awesome touch with a clean blue sky in a background 9/3/2012 |
Ron PattersonThe Couple |
| Nice piece, nice style. It is telling a rich story, with all the background behind them. Good work! 11/10/2012 |
| This has a kind of modern fairy tale feel to it. It's amazing how you conveyed emotion and tenderness in relatively basic shapes, particularly with the touch of the woman's hand on the man's face. The bright jewel tones also suffuse the piece with happy emotions, without detracting from the portraya... 9/25/2012 |
Ron PattersonPrelude |
| Interesting style, people without faces but the story is clear. Elegant andintriguingwork. 11/10/2012 |
| This piece reminds me strongly of modernist works, including books like "Manhattan Transfer." Were you inspired by such works, or is this merely coincidental on my part? In either case, the bold colors and setting seem to evoke a Roaring Twenties setting (or a modern formal lounge), while the facele... 8/16/2012 |
Monte DolackTurtle Pond |
| very cool, seperation of greys is outstanding 12/28/2012 |
| Wow, so much going on here! The monotone palette really emphasizes the high technical quality of the draftsmanship in this piece. Those two strong diagonals (and several minor ones as well) are so powerful against all those vertical tree lines. Nice job with reflective quality of the water, too. 8/18/2012 |
Monte DolackStreamside |
| Good choice of colors. While they're too bright and sharp to look realistic, they're close enough to reality not go make this piece seem surreal. I think the colors really accentuate the realistic shapes, though, which explains the piece's strong connection to reality. A very unique take on the land... 9/25/2012 |
| The creative choice to use supersaturated colors really works to bring out the individual details of the rocks, tree bark, and moss. I also like all of the vertical and diagonal interest that's happening here. 9/19/2012 |
| This pictures makes me feel sad but with the hopes of something better with the colors of the stones. I believe in the powers of stones and carry some with me almost all of the time. Love this print. Sandy Burhoe |
Adolf SehringThreatening Gestures |
| All the best parts of this image are really subtle, like the echo of the mountain's curve in the elephant's ears, and the way the zebras play a background role. There's lots of movement here, too. Lovely piece. 10/3/2012 |
| Awesome work, elephants are almost smile here. So many rich details. Very nice work 9/3/2012 |
Alan SpanierFlatiron Building, Evening... |
| Wow, amazing picture. Nice composition and nice move by using black and white colors. Great work. 9/20/2012 |
| This is a lovely shot, particularly in monochrome. While the architecture is quite familiar, what strikes me is the near-absence of human presence in the shot. A few indistinct figures in the lower left might be people, but it's impossible to tell for certain with a casual glance. An isolating p... 8/18/2012 |
| It isn't really an origional.A photograph of a building, such as this one, can be the most beautifull and famous Photographs of all times. You just have to know exactly how to shoot it. That blaring light on the middle far right side of the photo is very unattractive, and he chose the wrong time of... |
Adolf SehringViolets |
| This is a lovely study in light and texture. The leaf surfaces and weave of the basket are particularly well done. The off-center composition works very well here with the strong diagonals of the shadow at left and the stems in the foreground. 9/19/2012 |
| This painting makes me kinda sad. But it has realism about it. The light shades make it even more interesting and intriguing. Nice work 9/1/2012 |
test ignoreasdasd |
| Great picture!! It looks like you been drawing it from a real life scene, all the details done amazingly real. I love it 11/10/2012 |
Noble Powell IIITurnberry, The 10th Hole... |
| It takes skill to present a seemingly simple scene with such complexity of mark-making. The detailing in the clouds and weeds is exquisite. Nice to see a lighthouse scene where the lighthouse itself is almost an afterthought! 9/26/2012 |
| The subtle shading helps show the contour of the green without making the piece too monochromatic. This is a truly lovely landscape with a lot of complexity: the water, ground, and sky all have their own shifting patterns and personality. 8/19/2012 |
| I like the view on this picture, it expresses some kind of peaceful feeling. Would like to see it in the whole size. 8/19/2012 |
Noble Powell IIIThe Range |
| This piece really captures the energy of the range -- mid-swing or just leaning and waiting, and the spectators quiet in one corner. Just enough detail to bring it alive, but the focus stays on action and inaction. Very nice work. 9/4/2012 |
| I like the slightly stretched look of the golfers in this, particularly the man on the left caught mid-swing; it nicely emphasizes both the energy of the motion and the fragility of the human figure executing it. I might have appreciated a stronger contrast in the green of the field and the green of... 8/18/2012 |
Mary McMenaminMusic Of The Forest |
| This piece are for surely taking its start from some fairy tale. Incredibly romantic composition, so many rich details. Few minutes are not enough to see all the beauty in it. Great work! 8/25/2012 |
| This landscape showcases an incredible attention to detail, from the light catching on the flutist's hair to the texture of the geese's feathers. Even each tree in the background has a different branch spread and twists in the trunk, making each unique. This print is teeming with life. 8/16/2012 |
Mary McMenaminCozy Kittens |
| pr..... cute painting! They make such a nice couple. Good composition, nice choice of colors. Background colors work good here: light spot brings in focus on kittens, and dark spots are making a full contrast of a picture. 8/25/2012 |
Galina DatloofMusic by Moonlight |
| This is a supremely striking usage of limited colors. Even though the print seems to use only a few different hues and shades, it's not monochromatic, boring, or confusing. The repeated offset square shapes add yet another layer of complexity; this piece continued to engage me long after my initial... 8/18/2012 |
Galina DatloofTranquility |
| I love how you introduced modern geometry and color schemes into a scene pulled straight from the Middle Ages. Your use of color is really quite striking in that you've managed to create an interesting scene with several distinct parts using only a few colors. 10/16/2012 |
| There's such an enjoyable interplay of elements in this piece, particularly the use of color and composition and the softening of geometric shapes. One can immediately see parallels with Picasso's famous works, as well as a touch of Matisse-like flattened perspective, even (perhaps) a touch of Romar... 8/18/2012 |
Rick WisecarverProud Moment |
| This is nice portrait, i like the straight lines of the face and shadow lines. By focus being only on a face i understand that this is what is important here. Anyhow, great job. 9/20/2012 |
| I really like the quality of mark-making in this piece. Bold strokes, simple colors, and more detail in the face as the focal point. The movement of the hair and fringe is also really effective. 9/4/2012 |
Graham NugentMesa Magesty |
| This painting style applied to a mountain landscape transforms the image. It's reminiscent of a topographic map or the strata of millennia of rock layers. Somehow the effect both flattens the image and heightens the multilayered textures of the land. Really interesting work. 9/10/2012 |
Anthony M. AlonsoWith Approval (artist proof)... |
| Very realistic work. Nice details. A story on a picture are also very interesting 9/3/2012 |
Anthony M. AlonsoSeattle Slew (artist proof)... |
| The detail given to the horse is greater than that given to any other part of the work, including the rider. This really makes the horse pop out as the focus of the piece, but I personally find the effect to be a bit surreal, which doesn't seem to have been the intention. 10/16/2012 |
| I like the incredible level of realism that presented here, horse are looking so alive. Amazing colors, great work! 10/1/2012 |
Graham NugentDown to Dixon |
| Very colorful work, looks like see world. There are many interesting details, and good use of imagination. 11/10/2012 |
| This work uses bold, almost neon, colors to emphasize the lines and shapes of this landscape. What an interesting way to convey the vibrant life of the Southwest, which can sometimes appear monochromatic or dully colored to the casual observer. 10/8/2012 |
J. Everest FonnerThe Millinery Shop |
| The subject is classic, and the medium seems to freeze it in time. The contrast in textures between the canvas awning, greenery, and bricks is handled well in order to create interest. The emptiness and lifelessness of the image gives it a sense of pathos as well. . . 10/16/2012 |
| This is a subtle piece, but one that makes you look closely at the details. The degree of realism is impeccable. I especially like how the texture of the canopy comes alive. 9/4/2012 |
| Looks nice, lovely work of black and white colors. Very classic painting. Really adorable, won't add a bit to it, looks perfect as it is. 9/1/2012 |
| good use of light and dark. Needs a plant or something that shows that people frequent the store. |
J. Everest FonnerAscending |
| It's a deceptively simple-looking image, but any artist will know how much skill and practice it takes to produce work like this. I love the interaction of all the verticals and diagonals in this composition. The subtle beam of light across the central pillars is a nice touch. 10/3/2012 |
| Stunning black&white style. Lines and shapes are so nice. Great work! 9/1/2012 |
Robert DuncanThe Best Time of the Day... |
| I'm not sure whether the "best time of day" indicated in the title is early morning or late evening, but either way it makes a compelling scene. The variety of animals present in the image adds a lot of interest. I like that this image combines an active farm scene with a landscape in the background... 9/26/2012 |
| You've managed to create a nostalgic scene without going overboard on the pathos. The soft light helps place the scene without overwhelming it with dramatism. The color balance is very nice as well; the girl's white dress fits in nicely, making her a part of the scene by connecting her to the livest... 9/24/2012 |
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