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DECORATEUR
ART AND FINE ART PRINT: ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
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Developing mutually beneficial relationships with artists is very important to us.
After all, without these exceptionally talented artists we wouldn't have such unique, high quality works of art reproduction to represent and bring to you.
From an art publishers' perspective, artists are our most precious resource for inspiration. They bring imagination and innovation for us to enjoy.
Sun Dance Graphics, as a leading art reproduction publisher and leading publisher of fine art reproduction, works hard to represent the best artists, locally and abroad.
We've hand-picked the best and as a result, we are able to offer you a diverse collection of art and wall décor to choose from.
Click here to get more information on how to submit your artwork.
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Taylor, Designs Taylor Designs
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Tipton, Elizabeth
Elizabeth Tipton creates elegant, trend forward designs in oil. Trained at the prestigious Oregon School of Art, she has been painting her entire life, and winning awards for her illustrations since 1982. Her many commercial clients include McGraw Hill, Ralston Purina and Thomas Nelson Gifts. Elizabeth hails from Saint Louis, Missouri, where she lives with her husband Tom.
"My art comes from the interest I have in nature and in mankind's spiritual need and drive to try and design it.Often I find myself rediscovering how nature has been depicted in illuminated manuscripts or botanical illustration. Painting, architectural pattern, medieval mysticism, european gardens and other historical reference all combine as influences for me.The collection of images here represent those generous spirits and passions of the present and past that so move me and inform my work."
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Tudzarov, Beau
Beau Tudzarov is a digital artist who employs various computer software programs, both three-dimensional and two-dimensional, to create entirely original images. All of the resulting images are developed using a keyboard, mouse, stylus, and tablet, along with multiple software applications, as the core creative tools. This work is distinctive in that there is no in-sourcing of other media such as photography-all objects are individually and independently structured in a three-dimensional virtual space and finalized using two-dimensional applications. Creating in this manner affords complete control over the creative process, allowing countless options for experimentation.
"The compositions I use lend themselves to an almost abstract nature in which the objects and context are not always immediately clear to the viewer. My work involves enormous detail, subtle and refined, captivating the viewer so he is constantly finding something new and compelling."
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Urban Pearl, - Chinese Art
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Van Hulst, David
David Van Hulst bio coming soon.
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Vargas, Iris
Iris Vargas bio coming soon.
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Waldron, Sarah
Sarah Waldron combines painterly oils on historical fresco. Educated as an illustrator at the San Francisco Academy of Art, she has been internationally successful as both a commercial and gallery artist. Originally from Seattle, she lives in Sea Ranch on the northern California coast with her husband Carl and "too many pets".
"For me, it's always been about depicting the beauty of plain or ordinary subject matter. I build volume by combining the tactile qualities of surface with rich color, dramatic shadow and brush strokes that caress the form of the object. I have been lucky enough to travel extensively, so I have collected inspiration from many sources - Greek and Russian icons and frescos to German Expressionism and Spanish Impressionism. Living as close to nature as I do now, has provided new inspiration. My current work has become deeper in color and tone. I'd like to think this is a reflection of life experience and maturing passion, similar to well earned wrinkles."
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