Antonio Capel, 1960 | Hyperrealist painter

Antonio Guzmán Capel was born in Tétouan. Since 1961 he resides in the city of Palencia, Spain. Self-taught artist. From childhood showed their innate qualities for drawing and painting. He made his first exhibition when he only eleven years old.

Thereafter,each year held another exhibition. In the fourteen years of age exhibited his work in Switzerland, where he was regarded by local critics as a genius of painting, because as stated, was not known at that time to any artist with the ability to perform works such as that such an early age.

Ben Tour, 1977 | Watercolor painter

Ben Tour has developed a series of watercolor portraits with touching character and expression.

The Vancouver-based painter has been featured in galleries all over the world, starting from his first exhibition in Toronto, Ontario in 2000.

His greatest work is in his touching watercolor portraits, a range that includes subtle colors and happy mistakes.

Irina Karkabi, 1960 | Romantic Figurative painter

Ukrainian artist Irina Vitalievna Karkabi was born in Kharkov, Ukraine. Her artistic talent was noticed by those around her in early childhood.

In 1982, almost immediately after graduating from the Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg, she, along with her husband and newborn son, moved to the city of Haifa in northern Israel (occupied palestine), where she settled on the seashore.

There, at the Mediterranean crossroads of cultural ideas and artistic trends, Irina founded her studio. She paints exclusively in oil on canvas.

The artist has repeatedly participated in international exhibitions, for example, at the Art Expo in New York and Los Angeles.

Andreu Martró | Abstract Portrait painter

Andreu Martró (1941-2012) born in Sant Quintí de Mediona. He graduated in Pictorial Procedures in the School of Artistic Arts and Trades of Barcelona. Graduated in painting in the Superior School of Fine Arts Sant Jordi, in Barcelona. Professor in the speciality of Pictorial Procedures and Mural Techniques in the School of Art and Design “Llotja” in Barcelona from 1970 to 2002.

Andrey Razumovsky | Fashion photographer

Artists often find inspiration for their creations in the most unlikely places. Russian⏭ photographer Andrey Razumovsky [Андрей Разумовский] stimulating influence to create this work called “Milk” was, well, dairy milk.
Razumovsky’s digitally-enhanced photography introduces us to a collection of scantily clad women photographed pin-up style and “draped” in “milk clothes” such as corsets, dresses, underwear, and bathing suits. Razumovsky’s work is undoubtedly very racy but I personally find the naughty collection rather entertaining and amusing.