Dave White

Goldfish IV © Dave White  davewhiteart.com

Goldfish IV
© Dave White
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I found Dave White’s work whilst looking for watercolour artists, and was immediately drawn to his goldfish paintings. The expressions on their little faces are so delightful! Along with the flicks and scrapes of paint which captures that natural majesty of the often overlooked goldfish.

Goldfish I © Dave White  davewhiteart.com

Goldfish I
© Dave White
davewhiteart.com

Jon Shaw and Andrea Mueller

Agalychnis callidryas © Jon Shaw jonshawpaintings.com

Agalychnis callidryas
© Jon Shaw
jonshawpaintings.com

Octopus rubescens © Jon Shaw jonshawpaintings.com

Octopus rubescens
© Jon Shaw
jonshawpaintings.com

Jon Shaw is an artist who chooses wood for the base of his paintings, which he then applies ink and acrylic to create these writhing and expressive beings. Jon Shaw was suggested to me by another artist, Andrea Mueller, whose work explodes with bright, bold brush strokes and playful imagery.

Fox © Andrea Mueller andrealikesart.com

Fox
© Andrea Mueller
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Rebecca Stevenson

Pastorale © Rebecca Stevenson rebeccastevenson.net

Pastorale
© Rebecca Stevenson
rebeccastevenson.net

Pastorale
© Rebecca Stevenson
rebeccastevenson.net

Rebecca Stevenson’s sculpture are so pretty! Using wax and resin she moulds these intricate flowers into the heads and bodies of animals.

These flowers are coloured to become the instant draw to her pieces. You can also marvel at how wonderfully accurate her wax sculpting is, enabling the viewer to easily identify the animal she’s worked to evoke and to appreciate the intricacy of each waxy petal.

Buttercup © Rebecca Stevenson rebeccastevenson.net

Buttercup
© Rebecca Stevenson
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