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Julie Arroyo
"My love of art began in Philadelphia when my folks enrolled me in a summer class at the age of 6. We werebeing taught about oil pastels that year. I remember feeling very inadequate (big word for a 6 year old, huh?) since I was so young and inexperienced, but I absolutely loved playing with the pastels. I went into my own world, ignoring what the teacher was showing us, and just made picture after picture until my parents picked me up at the end of class.."
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Julie Arroyo"Bird of Paradise"Oil on Wood
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Brady Willmott
Creating imagery that inspires the imagination, coupled with classic painting techniques, Brady Willmott's unique twist on pop surrealism leaves a lasting impression.
Willmott paints in oils and is based in Carlsbad, California. Born and raised in Vermont and having lived several years in the mountains of Colorado before relocating to Southern California in 2003, his connection to the ocean and nostalgia for the mountains are evident in his work. A strong imagination, dry sense of humor and successful career as a tattoo artist also play a role.
A strong focus in art helped Willmott complete high school and led him to earn his BFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in 1998.
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Brady Willmott"Out of Your Element"Oil on Canvas16 x 20 inches
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Wall H-8.
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Stephen Hough
Stephen at a very young age was given training photojournalism by his father, Arthur Hough a nationally recognized photojournalist. He started photographing in "Black and White" film progressing to color film and today primarily in digital format. At 18 Stephen started his 24 year career in the Navy where he visited and photographed over 30 countries. After retiring from the Navy Stephen has continued his love of photography having traveled to over countries on five continents and 40 of our 50 states.
Stephen's true photographic love is "Landscape and Nature Photography" visiting many of the National Parks, Monuments, forests, and National Preserves along with a great number of state and local parks, Wildlife Preserves, wetlands, and coastal areas.
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Stephen Hough"Hetch Hetchy Spring Time"Photography
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Evgola
"Deep gazes, halos, long necks, blossoming skins, gold leaves, secrets and stars..."
Evgeniya Golik (aka Evgola) is a Russian born pop-surrealist based in San Diego, California.
She graduated Art School at the age of 17, and having studied at the Far Eastern State Technical University in Vladivostok, Russia Evgeniya graduated and earned her degree in Design and Architecture. In a present moment Evgeniya is full time fine artist and illustrator.
Inspired by the European Renaissance, Russian Orthodox icons, Slavic folklore, fairy-tales and modern pop culture...
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Evgola"Under The Skin"Oil, Acrylic, Gold Leaf, Vinyl/Paper Butterflies on Wood Panel14 x 11 inches
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Elena Karavodin
Elena Karavodin was born in Los Angeles, CA into a family of artists and scientists. An eye for detail, reasoning and proportion combine to blend art and science in her work. Elena studied at the Laguna College of Art and Design, Laguna Beach, CA, receiving her B.F.A. in 2002, with an emphasis in Illustration, Graphic Design and Fine Art. Her work has been shown in various juried exhibitions throughout the United States, from New York through the Midwest to California. She considers the native California environment to be a strong influence; ocean and desert landscapes, and images of nature are also prominent in her work. Elena launched her own art company, Karavodin Studios, with the goal of applying her creative skills to bring personalized art to San Diego residents.Read more...
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Elena Karavodin"Strange Brew"Oil on Canvas36 x 36 inches
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Roel Jovellanos
Roel Jovellanos was born in the cold and windy city of Chicago, but was quickly replanted in the sunny Southern California soil at the age of 2. He studied at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena where he focused on both traditional methods of painting and the more modern methods of computer generated art.
After graduating, he moved to San Diego and spent the last 10 years doing art for various game companies such as Sony Online and Midway Home entertainment. In 2005 he decided to a turn a page in his life and pursue a line of art centered around the Southern California Landscape. His studio is currently located in the heart of Escondido's burgeoning art scene, where the excitement of new and cutting edge art continually sparks his creativity.
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Roel Jovellanos"California Landscape"Acrylic on canvas12"x 12"
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Jennifer Anichowski
My paintings would best be described as dreamscapes, images from reality in an un-real situation or environment. Like a stand mirror that is growing roots into dry desert ground or a widow to daylight in a night sky. My paintings are unique, though my style is influenced by artists like Salvador Dali and Michael Parks. I choose to use mostly oil paints because of their ability to have a depth and saturation of color that I feel captures my subjects the best. I love having the ability to work with colors that I can continually manipulate until I feel they are right. My artworks express...
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Jennifer Anichowski"Red Sky in the Morning"oil on board8" x 8"
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Major Morris
A few of Morris's significant life events include being drafted into the army after being denied volunteer entry due to the fact that he is African American- Major ended up being part of the 92nd Infantry Division (aka Buffalo Soldiers the only segregated unit to see combat during World War ll), surviving through the great depression, and after never finishing high school at the age of 52 he attended and graduated from Harvard University and later became a professor.
The photographs on display at ArtHatch were shot from the 1960's to the early 1970's. In Major's words "I have always been drawn to capturing images... Read more...
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Major Morris"Self Portrait"Black and White Photographframed to 21 x 25.5 inches
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Mitchell Hill
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Mitchell Hill"Selenium Toned Silver Gelatin Print"Selenium Toned Silver Gelatin Print8 x 10 inches
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Claudia Nocke
Her paintings and illustrations of wildlife and pets come from her deep love for animals and art. She was born and raised in Germany, studied biology in England and currently lives in Escondido, CA. She has lived in many unique places with incredible wildlife - such as the Costa Rican rain forest or Catalina Island. Through her work as a wildlife biologist, she has been able to observe up close and even handle most of the animals featured in her art. Intimately knowing these animals has allowed her to see and capture expressions and personalities. One of Claudias goals as a wildlife artist is to help people make a connection and inspire them to learn more about wild animals and their habitats. She believes that people can coexist with wildlife, even in urban areas and by learning more about wildlife, we can become better stewards of nature and help protect wildlife and wildlands for future generations. Claudias paintings have been used in various publications. The book ?A Guide to the Carnivores of Central America,? which she co-wrote with herhusband, Carlos de la Rosa features 94 graphite illustrations. Some of her paintings and illustrations have helped promote organizations ranging from conservation projects to wildlife rehabilitation and animal care facilities. Most of Claudias work is done in watercolor, oil, encaustic, or graphite. ? If you are interested in her art, please check out her website claudianocke.com Or contact her via email: art @ claudia-nocke.com You can also follow her on Facebook @claudianockeart or Instagram @nockeart
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Noor Salaita
Noor Salaita was born in Escondido, California and has spent all her life up to now in the area. She works in acrylic paint, graphite, and straight out the camera photography. Her love of art resurfaced in her first year of community college thanks to the support of a professor who had an impact on her. His influence was great enough it grew her desire to work professionally in the arts. Anatomy has always been an interest, so after one figure drawing class she chose to stick with a focus on figurative drawings and paintings as well as hands in her works. Finding different and unique ways to crop figures in her art has become her focus in portraits. The complexity of hands and the variety of ways this can be illustrated in graphite and acrylic drew her to continue illustrating them in her works. Her photography focuses upon finding creative ways to play with lighting and surroundings in portraiture without the use of any post processing.
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