Artist Gallery

Oluwasegun ‘Segun’ Akeredolu specializes in painting fluid watercolor pieces. She especially likes painting people and continues to practice on trapping the emotions of the eyes and faces on 2D surfaces. She enjoys painting form, pushing the skin tones and 

playing with negative spaces.

"I am inspired by the world around me; the beauty, mystery, colors, complexity and feelings evoked spending time surrounded by nature." --Cindy Meadows

Cindy Meadows is a passionate artist who began creating visual art at an early age as she watched her father, an architect, create beautiful drawings of his designs. After discovering the joys of painting, she immersed herself in the world of art. She is known for her expressive, colorful, abstract paintings using heavy acrylics, oil pastels, mark-making, and mixed media. Her artistic work is marked by exploration, especially regarding mixtures of colors and shapes, which gives expression to distinctive abstract style.

I refer to my art as Expressionistic paintings. Whether realistic or abstract they are my impressions of the subject matter. I work from photos that I have taken and from memories. In either case, my hand is guided by my emotions rather than structure and rules. I refer to my process as that of a mime doing improv with a brush. My canvass is now my iPad, my brush is an Apple Pencil and my primary application is a program called Procreate. I publish Limited Edition GiClee Prints and my original Artist Proofs are presented on Canvass and/or White Chromaluxe Aluminum. I began my art career at age 12 using oil paints on canvass. This continued through the completion of my major concentration while studying at Florida State University. I then accepted a position with Seminole County School Board as the Graphic Artist in the county office, and completed my senior year of college at FTU (now UCF) and received my Bachelor of Fine Art Degree. I am now retired and living my dream of painting full-time. I hope you enjoy my paintings as much as I enjoy creating them.

Fabián Hurtado was born in Venezuela with a united family, from a young age he showed interest in art and comic books, due to political and social situations presented in his country of birth he had to move to the United States at the age of 14, where he had the opportunity to explore more senses in art such as acrylic, oil, charcoal and others, where he dedicated himself to exploring and practicing each style until he achieved his identity as an artist. An artist who is everything but nothing at the same time.