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Lindsey Kustusch holds the fleeting seconds of life in oil paint

The american Artist Lindsey Kustusch portraits masterfully her favorite cities. In her atmospheric masterworks she capture moments in time through pictorial form. Kustusch's urban landscapes are rich in detail, buzzy and she perfectly conveys the atmospehre of city alleys, streets and storefronts. Lindsey Kustusch lives and works in San Francisco. She studied at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and the Academy of Art University in San Francisco.

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Atmospheric Abstraction Landscapes by Scott Naismith

The Glasgow-based painter Scott Naismith portrayed in his works the native scottish countryside through his vibrant and atmospheric oil paintings. Scott uses vivid colours and working with thick brushes and palette knives. In his recent works, he concentrates on transitional skies and the many colours involved when light breaks through cloud. These changing skies from dark to light are a metaphor for optimism and hope. Scott studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee. He left with a BDes in Illustration and printmaking.

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Grant Haffner's colorful paintings combine freedom of open roads with a nice sense of movement and the beauty of sunsets

Grant Haffner lives and works in New York. Grant paints reflecting country roads, flat landscapes and surrounding water. His really colorful works capture feelings of sunsets and the endless freedom of open roads. The power poles along the roads creates an original sense of movement and depth to his distinctive compositions.

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Scott Listfield paints astronauts who simply explore the present

The American Artist Scott Listfield is known for his paintings featuring a lone exploratory astronaut lost in a landscape cluttered with pop culture icons, corporate logos, and tongue-in-cheek science fiction references. Scott studied art at Dartmouth College, for which his parents have finally forgiven him. After some time spent abroad, Scott returned to America where, a little bit before the year 2001, he began painting astronauts and, sometimes, dinosaurs.