The unique pen and ink pointillism landscape art of Lawrie Dignan beautifully depicts the wonder and the “Changing Reality” of the rugged regions of his native British Columbia (and a few other worldly regions as well).

Lawrie Dignan’s incredibly vivid imagery contains elements of Linearism, Pointillism & Stippling executed with technical virtuosity and sensitivity to the ever-shifting play of light.

His art reminds me of images by Eyvind Earle – in fact Lawrie pays homage to Eyvind as a source of inspiration for his unique style.

He likes to describe his work as “Pointillism“. But maybe neo-pointillism would be a more appropriate term.

Lawrie’s bold line work contrasts marvelously with the soft hues of his own special palette of colors, resulting in whimsical, yet inspiring pen and ink images of tree-lined mountains, valleys, and coastlines. “I would like my work to portray a sense of that Changing Reality around and inside of us all,” Lawrie states.

Lawrie’s contemporary art will do well on many products such as t-shirts, posters, calendars, prints, wall art, tiles, flags, trays, aprons, note cards / greeting cards, gifts bags, personal electronics “skins”, or anywhere that colorful and interesting contemporary or art deco images are desired.

We are quite pleased to welcome Lawrie Dignan to ArtVisions’ family of artists.

ArtVisions™ fine art licensing “Image Selection 2012″ is the solution for your Art licensing and Design creation requirements. Artworks have been especially selected from our extensive catalog of images for your use on decor products, murals, wallcoverings, calendars, puzzles, giftware, table-top, home-accent, cards, note cards, textiles, personal electronics “skins” just to name a few applications for this magnificent art.

We specialize in art licensing for:

• Note Cards
• Giftware
• Calendars
• Puzzles
• Textiles
• Small Prints
• Table Top/Home Accent

some keywords: colorful, landscape, contemporary, seascape, trees (just the right height!) Canada, hills, sea, British Columbia, neo-pointillist

Fine art licensing agency ArtVisions launches completely revamped web site. According to ArtVisions President, Neil Miller, the new design, “…makes it easy to view a lot of art very quickly”. Visitors can select a category (style/subject matter) from our eclectic mix of interesting art for viewing and quickly see thumbnail images for the category. A new twist, is the addition of a “Collections” feature, where images have been curated into themes, usually comprising eight related images suitable for licensing as a series (or individually).

This is the seventh major web site overhaul since 1994, each taking into account visitor comments and incorporating improved usability features.

Miller notes that, concurrent with the update “we have also updated the mix of artists in our representation pool (we don’t keep artists in a ‘stable’)”. Additionally, ArtVisions is displaying several new images ready for licensing.

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She says about painting; “When I am painting I am in a special place where all things are possible and I am in harmony with the universe. I love being in this place and try to visit as often as I can. View my paintings and come along with me on my journey.“

ArtVisions is delighted to represent Viki’s art for licensing world-wide. Please visit her ArtVisions licensing gallery

Mark Waller – painter of magic moments.

After several years in the workaday world, Mark realized that he was meant to be an artist – he understood that, seemingly just out of reach, is another world.

A magical place of insignificant events and places – magic that passes unnoticed in our workaday scramble for survival.

The paradox is that these simple events and places have a complexity and power beyond imagination. They can transform our reality. This is the area in which I paint. The world beyond what we see, and what may actually be more “real”.

For me and viewers of my work, I attempt to be a signpost by documenting and elevating these access points.

I am a connoisseur of these moments. The viewing of them reconnects me to this other world. Painting these moments allows me to surrender to ”being”. I wallow in these moments. They are my sanity and solidity.

They are the answer.

Raul del Rio describes his painting style as "Modern Primitive" and combines his two main interests: Nature and Latin Heritage.

His work has been published in national and international magazines, in books and reproduced in the Gift/Stationery Industry, as well as on Greeting Cards,

Posters,and Calendars.

His love for vibrant color and passionate design make his work exuberant and distinctive. Raul del Rio’s work has been commissioned by and is affiliated with

Organizations such as Greenpeace, Earth Island, Conservation International, and National Wildlife Federation.

Raul del Rio has worked in the publishing business as an Illustrator, a Designer and as an Art Director and received National awards from the Society of

Illustrators.

Her award winning artwork is internationally acclaimed and widely collected.

We are quite pleased to welcome Danka Weitzen to ArtVisions’ family of artists.

Artist and designer Andre Milman specializes in the field of digital art with an emphasis on abstract designs.

Dr. Milman also holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in industrial design, specializing in textile and apparel design. Past experience includes managing a Fashion House;

first as an Art Director and then as Design Center CEO.

In addition to being an artist and designer Andre teaches college-level courses on Digital Portfolio for Fashion, Design Basics, Screen Printing Design, Textile

and Apparel Design, and Graphic Communications for Fashion at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale.

Before becoming a full-time artist, Jeremy Holton held technical management positions for global companies in England and Australia. 

His paintings are popular with publishers and are used in book covers published by the Australian Broadcasting Commission, Michigan University Press and CD albums.

Jeremy’s subject matter is mainly landscapes, florals and coastal scenes eloquently capturing the colors and contrasts of Australia.

Fantastic natural landscapes populated by exotic Latin women similar to those of Rivera, exemplify the striking art of Jaime Olaya. 

His bold colorful paintings embody his admiration for the inner strength and quiet dignity of Latin American women and for their sensitivity and tenderness.

Since moving to the US, Olaya’s art has been published by major publishers, and has been featured in Galleries from Miami to Seattle. This dramatic art enhances some of the best art collections in Colombia and private collections in the US.

These cute, cuddly little guys are perfect for t-shirts, posters, calendars, prints, wall art, aprons, cards, gifts bags, and “skins” for iphones, ipads and similar personal electronics.