.Links to Online Artists
from artist Sharon Hudson
This contemporary online fine art gallery includes sensuous figurative, still life, abstract, and portrait art in painting, pastel, drawing, mixed media, collage, and sculpture.
To see more work by this artist, please visit the GALLERY, or click each image to see similar work.
My artist links are to contemporary artists only and are very selective, and change as I find more artists. My goal is to help you sift through the huge mass of information on the web by presenting only visual arts sites that I think are excellent, both in content and presentation.
I have selected outstanding contemporary artists of all kinds, presented in no particular order within categories. Although most reflect my own preference for bold work and rich colors, I include artists whose work is nothing like my own, and whose work may not reflect my own preferences in art. Nonetheless, they are excellent artists that I think my visitors might enjoy.
Please be aware that I have not seen the original works and have no experience buying anything from these sites, and the business aspect is not part of my selection criteria. My selection is based purely on the images I see onscreen.
In some cases I speed things along by linking directly to the page I like; if you are interested in the rest of the site, you can always follow a HOME link on the site, or truncate the URL in the address/location bar to the domain name (.com, etc.) And of course, new links are being added as I find them and any suggestions are welcome. . .
You will find links to comprehensive Online Galleries and Ethnic Arts resources on my other links page, ONLINE GALLERIES.
Also, did you know you can do an image search online through Google? This is an extremely fast and efficient way to find images fitting the description you enter as keywords.
(Each link opens in a new window, so you can close it to return to this page.)
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Clemens Briels (http://www.clemensbriels.nl/content.html) Picasso meets Miro in brilliant color in the work of this intense, well-known Dutch artist. (8/07)
Richard Winkler (http://www.richardwinkler.com/the-tropics.html) Go to the tropics: you never know what you might meet there! Some unusual beings amongst the lush vegetation. Strangely erotic... (8/07)
Cecil Touchon (http://cecil.touchon.com/collages.html) Interesting, dignified but decorative non-objective works using evocative collage within geometric structures. Elegant color compositions. (8/07)
Cheryl McClure (http://CherylMcClure.com) Rich non-objective works in oil and on paper. The thumbnails do not adequately show the quality of the work, but fortunately the enlargements are quick and good. (8/07) |
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Linde Waidhofer (http://westerneye.com) Fine art photography of an abstract bent in rich color, including images from Mexico and from nature. (8/07)
Sharon Hudson (http://www.byhudson.com/photography.html) Colorful, sensuous fine art photography, largely focused on pattern and design, includes images from the urban enviornment, Asia, Mexico, carousels, and many other themes, and unique surreal composite images. About 100 thumbnails with enlargements on this sample page. (8/07) |
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Marilyn Henrion (http://www.marilynhenrion.com) Rich, sensuous abstract quilts, mostly geometric. Beautiful work with excellent enlargements, but the site is difficult to use with a modem connection. (8/07)
Lisa Call (http://www.lisacall.com/gallery3.html) A gallery of striking quilts featuring geometric irregularity and sophisticated color schemes of mostly earthy colors. (8/07) |
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Ricky Moldonado (http://www.rickymaldonado.com/) Unique detailed, decorative ceramics patterned with fine dots and other patterns. Truly extraordinary fine art sculptural ceramics! Lucky enough to have found this artist before he was "discovered," my parents now own one of his plates. (8/07)
Peggy Bjerkan (www.maskwoman.com) Every mask by this prolific and imaginitive mask artist is a fabulous treat. (8/07)
Corrine Okada (www.okadadesign.com/) This unique, creative, and sensual abstract sculpture by an artist of Japanese Hawaiian descent draws on traditional Japanese forms like kimono, kites, and ikebana, and light materials like wire and rice paper. (8/07)
Karen Hatzigeorgiou (http://karenswhimsy.com/altered-books/) This artist creates sensual, beautiful, and quirky altered books and similar items on an intimate scale. She provides extensive information on the techniques she uses to create her books, and detailed pictures of the contents. The site is a little slow with modem connection, but the work is very interesting. (8/07)
Robert J. Lang (http://www.langorigami.com/) Well, this is something you don't see every day. This contemporary origami artist takes origami to a new level, with his insects, spiders, undersea creatures, and other amazingly detailed animals. (8/07)
Bruce Gray (http://www.brucegray.com/htmlfolder/wallsculptures2.html) I have always liked this popular sculptor's colorful painted wall sculptures--lively and freeform, playful. (8/07)
Charles Birnbaum (http://www.cbirnbaumstudios.com/) Unique and extraordinary award-winning porcelain sculpture based on organic forms and textures. Delicate but powerful. (8/07) |
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