Artists We Heart Ed. 132: Meet 4 New iCanvas Creators
More art means it’s easier than ever to discover art you love! Whether you want to feel inspired, tell a story, or transform your space, connecting new artists with art appreciators like you is one of the best parts of welcoming more creators to iCanvas’ creative community.
From symbolic hands to city life to figurative scenes, meet 4 new artists who can help you bring eye-catching expressiveness, colorful cheer, and more kinds of vibes to your space.
Keep scrolling to get to know the newest artists we’re proud to partner with. You might just discover some new art that can move you, spark conversation, or help tie a room together.
Seerey-Lester
Suzie and the late John Seerey-Lester, a wide and husband from Florida, create realistic paintings of wildlife. With John’s legacy of creating mysterious and mystical art and Suzie capturing her current travels around the world, their collection of art together is captivating. From spirits of the north to water ballet to pandas in trees, we think their artwork can be a wonderful way to create a fascinating and adventurous atmosphere. Their work combined has received numerous awards over the years.
Click here to see more of Seerey-Lester’s work on iCanvas.
Gia Revazi
Based in Tbilisi, Gia Revazi creates paintings of faceless people dancing, playing instruments, bicycling, and enjoying everyday activities. Focusing on the fusion of the experience of space and time, he’s interested in the “combination of opposites: figurative and abstract”. From rural landscapes to rainy cities to circus shows, we think his artwork can be a great way to create a cheerful and colorful atmosphere.
Click here to see more of Gia Revazi’s work on iCanvas.
Yangzi Xu
Naperville, Illinois-based artist Yangzi Xu creates paintings of traffic, people walking, and other city life. Translating the magic of cityscapes into art that evokes personal emotions, she aims to “resonate with viewers on a deeply individual level”. From nights in Philly to evenings in Chicago to alleys in Rome, we think her artwork can be a lovely way to create a soft, urban atmosphere.
Click here to see more of Yangzi Xu’s work on iCanvas.
Margarita Stepanova
Based in Romania, Margarita Stepanova creates paintings of hands in various poses. Believing that hands are a symbol of action, strength, as well as faith, blessings, peace, and hope, she also says they have limitless possibilities to “create, heal, protect, hug, even talk, but also destroy, [and] cause pain”. From graceful symphonies to unity’s touch to the love of generations, we think her artwork can be an interesting way to create an expressive and eye-catching atmosphere.
Click here to see more of Margarita Stepanova’s work on iCanvas.