This art work is inspired by the nasturturium flowers growing in my front yard, planted by my 2yr old daughter :)

Sankeerthana Raula
AUSTRALIA

Mother earth with alcohol inks

Steffen Gierok
GERMANY

Chickadee birds have been one of my favorites since I was a child. That's why I love painting them so much.

Dr. Mozelle Martin
ARIZONA, UNITED STATES

I hope that through my paintings, where all the elements of an experience come together, I am able to communicate the essence of my surrounding.

Daniela Pasqualini
TEXAS, UNITED STATES

Arizona Desert at Sunset

Virginia Rae Eggert
ARIZONA, UNITED STATES

I am always drawn to the lovely graphic details I see in these beautiful aspens... especially when the leaves have fallen, exposing the structure of the branches.

Joanie Bauer Hupp
COLORADO, UNITED STATES

This art was instrumental in earning me a trip to Italy, Sept., 2022. The peace and calm it evokes of the west Texas plains is outstanding.

Kat Sherby
TEXAS, UNITED STATES

Ripples in Nature by Laura L. Leatherwood
Ripples in the sand, take my hand
Ripples in the water, lean upon my shoulder
Ripples in the sky, release a cry

Laura L. Leatherwood
CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

"Blue Moon" refers to the expression "once in a blue moon,” as I made and named this painting inspired by a beautiful tree near me, without realizing until later all the synchronicities around the title meaning. Firstly, it was during an actual blue moon, the rare second full moon of a calendar month, which also happened to fall on Halloween that month. Secondly, I later found out that strange orbs resembling those I depicted in the painting were filmed in Mexico in the days before I completed it. Also, it fell right before the Leonid meteor shower of 2020. Lastly, it was completed around the time of the presidential election when the win was by such a narrow margin that it only occurred once before like that in American history, and so was described on the news as "once in a blue moon".

Laura Joan Levine
NEW YORK, UNITED STATES