April DeConick is an abstract expressionist who uses fiber and ceramics to create wall art, sculptures, tiles, slab ware, and fashion. Her studio – 2Twenty – is in The Silos at Sawyer Yards. She is represented by Ardest Gallery in The Woodlands.
Assemblage artist, maker of the strange, just another human.
Danita Vanhoose’s paper collage was shaped by a nomadic lifestyle that started in the Pacific Northwest and took her across the country many times over. Her art pieces often appear as disjointed memories by combining vintage photographs, stains, decals and various types of paper. continued below
Her art journey began in earnest after an impromptu collaboration that led to open call art shows while living in Florida. A grocery order writer by profession, Vanhoose continued testing the boundaries of supplies and patience in New York until moving to Houston in 2017. Houston’s vast and diverse arts community sparked her passion for sculpting out of recycled and repurposed materials and found her true passion, paper collage. Evidence of an early childhood love for art, favorite pastimes and travel are evident in the stories that Vanhoose skillfully weaves from her 2D paper collages.
Beyond Visuals Art
Beyond Visuals Art is an extension of Beyond Visuals Face & Body Art (@beyondvisuals) created by Audra Marie in 1999. All paintings are airbrushed.
The Painted Ladies –
“My work consists of hand painted pieces, using acrylic paints, on cotton stretched canvas. I draw inspiration from the wonderful imaginative works of William Blake as well as my personal belief in the power of our imagination and our minds. From this I infuse the landscapes of my desert home to create vibrant expressions of work. Being a self-taught artist I have journeyed to create my own style of work and I am proud to bring my collection to the public and make art accessible for everyone.”
~ Jonah
Jose is a talented 3-D & Graphic designer available for hire, learn more: https://www.jorocara.com/
Jose Canales is a Honduran artist who mainly focuses on caricaturesque prints of animals he has encountered throughout his life. Jose believes that humor has a place in high art and that the more whimsical subjects is paramount to the human experience. Material-wise, Jose uses a variety of techniques such as silkscreen printing, wood carving, animation and digital design.
Featured in Art Valet in The Leader News here.
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