David Sipko

Art Of the Shoe, Painting, Oil on Canvas

2019

This is a piece I created to pay homage to the art of the shoe. I am just fascinated with the vivid colors and sleek curves that are part of todays heels. I just get captivated whe...

I like to collect anything that is colorful and would be fun to paint in a still life. I had saved some watch boxes and arranged them into a still life in my studio with some bright...

Suddenly it seemed to me that retro shoes should be served with a modern sauce. Maybe that's why everything is so vague and unspecific. Or maybe it's because these shoes are long gon...

I spend a lot of time in the summer near the pool and there is a never ending amount of painting ideas around or neat the pool. This painting is a figurative piece with a diving the...

Vita is a self-taught artist who was born in Kyiv, Ukraine. Her paintings cover subjects ranging from various food items, vintage objects that she collects to an occasional pet portr...

Denim Jeans and high heeled shoes Photorealist painter Cindy Press. Works by Cindy can be seen in Bloomingdales NYC Shoe Dept. Photorealist Figurative Pai...

Painting of a canvas on an easel depicting oil paints.

This vertical 19.5 inch high by 16.5 inch wide original oil painting on floral printed fabric is wired and ready to hang. The hyperrealistic detail in the is artwork is astounding. The main focus of the chic hyperrealist stiletto anchors the image on a complimentary detailed cotton fabric. The sides of the artwork are are continuation of the fabric and it does not require framing. It is signed and titled by the artist on the back of the artwork British painter Georgina Clapham conspicuously engages with story telling and theatricality, drawing together Renaissance portraiture, Greek Mythology, folklore, mysticism, animals, nature, the artificial, high fashion, subculture, gender, identity and sexuality, in her meticulous life size figurative paintings. Through the traditional media of oil paint on linen and intaglio printmaking, she creates her own contemporary mythologies. Staging her paintings using people in her everyday life, she infuses these timeless narratives with the intimacy and tangibility of her friendships and personal relationships drawing out their psychology and sexuality; as such, the works become as much a depiction of her own imagined narrative as of the individuals’ personality. She has previously attended City and Guilds of London Art School, 2013 and The Glasgow School of Art, 2014-16, where her work was purchased into the archive. In 2015 she was awarded The Richard Ford...