Lohmuller Gyuri, aka gyurka is a painter based in Brasov, Romania who created fantastic and imaginative pieces of artwork in elegent and detailed style. Lohmuller’s work reminds me of surreal paintings by Salvador Dali, which I love the most.
Swedish artist Kajsa Flinkfeldt showed her artistic expressions early in life. In 2004, Kajsa discovered the fantastic world of fantasy and fairy art. She paints amazing artwork of fairytales and fantasy, which makes her feel almost as if she is back in her child-hood days, painting angels.
Russian musician and painter Svetlana Kolosova uses her own hand as her canvas and painted whimsical pictures inspired by fairy tales. Svetlana’s work illustrates classic stories from Hans Christian Andersen tales like The Little Mermaid and The Little Match Girl to Russian folklore like The Snow Maiden.
Reiko Shimizu is a Japanese shōjo manga writer and illustrator who is known for her works of science fiction and her art style, and her illustrations of tarot cards called the Miracle Tarot deck.
Miriam Escofet is a Barcelona, Spain born artist who is currently living in England. Fascinated by the beauty of classical art and architecture, Miriam paints his figures in a realistic style with aesthetic details. The themes of most of his paintings revolve around ideas of aesthetics, imagination and symbolism, which are deeply embedded in the […]
Master Mahmoud Farshchian was born in Isfahan born artist who’s currently living in New York. Farshchian has achieved a distinctive style in his paintings, which are often fare-tales with affections and moods.
Chicago, Illinois based artist paints cute and whimsical fairytales with candy-floss landscapes and vivid colors. Jeremiah’s paintings are influenced by Japanese culture, the fabrics and mango as well as Art Nouveau, taking inspiration from the unruly aspects of the natural world.
Kevin Beilfuss is an American painter based in Downers Grove, Illinois who created the beautiful paintings. He is passionate to paint human figures and always looking for new subjects for his paintings.