Featured Artist Vladimir Dolgov "The Russian Van Gogh" (2007)

Vladimir Dolgov is an oil painter in Russia. He was born precisely 100 years after Van Gogh and his impressionistic artwork is quite reminiscant of Van Gogh's work. Check out Vladimir Dolgov's Gallery to see why they call him "The Russian Van Gogh".

Featured Artist Feather Painter Gayle Adams (Fall 2006)

Gayle Adams is best known for her original 3D collages of acrylic paint on feathers. Gayle fans out real bird feathers on a carefully selected frame and uses acrylic to paint wildlife directly on the feathers. Gayle's other specialty is painting horses of all breeds. She can do commissioned work like painting an owner with their prize horse after a race, or even painting trophies for hunters. Adams excels at painting expressions and faces that are full of real emotion.

If you love horses or wildlife, then you will love Gayle's paintings. Her work brings the outdoors inside, and captures its essence in the best moments for you to have and admire forever.

Featured SuperArtist Denice Lewis (Winter 2005 & Spring 2006)

Denice Lewis is best known for strutting down a catwalk wearing the latest European fashions. You might also recognize her from the many fashion magazines such as Vogue, Town & Country, Tatler, and more that she has been on the cover of and in editorials inside over the past several years. You also might have seen Denice on television in a variety of well know series such as Red Shoe Diaries, Burkes Law, Renegade, and Silk Stalkings - or at the movie theaters in feature films such as End of Days with Arnold Schwarzenegger, I Woke Up Early the Day I Died with Billy Zane (Titanic), Sandra Bernhardt, and John Ritter. However, her creative talents are definitely not limited to her beauty and her acting.

Denice has a gallery full of original abstract art that is creating quite a stir in the art world today. Her creative process, her artwork, and her media are equally interesting. Denice explains, "I just hold the brush, meditate on the subject for a few minutes - and the artwork seems to create itself as if by magic. It feels a bit like channeling energy.” Recent years have reinforced her spiritual faith, which allows the paintings that she creates to flourish. Everyone sees something different in the images that appear out of her work. My six-year-old Goddaughter loves Denice's work because your own mind decides what you are looking at; amazingly, when I asked her what the piece Antares Heart was of, she exclaimed confidently, "It's a GREAT big star," (and it is).

Recently, Denice Lewis has been the buzz of art news all over the world for her latest controversial creations in mixed media. It started as a favor for a close friend who asked Denice to create a memorial painting using the ashes of his dearly departed mother. Amazingly in these works, you can see the spirits of her subjects coming out of the paintings. This is an exceptional idea because Denice's creations are much more beautiful than traditional urns. In fact, testimonials state that the artwork has proven to be very healing for families lucky enough to co

Denice is a caring soul who supports her community. She created her most recent work to donate to an auction with the proceeds going to a homeless shelter. We are very lucky to have her as a featured artist because she sets a good example for all to follow.