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Artists We Heart Ed. 37: Meet 12 New iCanvas Creators

More art means it’s easier than ever to discover art you love! Whether you want to add imagination or a conversation piece to 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 endearing animals to complex portraiture to whimsical motivation, meet 12 new iCanvas artists who can help you bring textured balance, cosmopolitan culture, and more kinds of vibes to your space.

  1. Yana Potter
  2. Nakisha VanderHoeven
  3. Cicero Spin
  4. Kyra Wilson
  5. Mikki Senkarik
  6. Carla Seaton
  7. Erin Young
  8. Jekaterina Griskjane
  9. Claire Morand
  10. Cris James
  11. Mandy Heck
  12. Ali Hassoun

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.

Yana Potter

Based in Moscow, Yana Potter creates glitter art using fashionable photography. Strategically placing sparkle to draw a viewer’s attention, her shimmery prints are full of fun. From oceans glistening under a full moon to cups of shiny cappuccino to dresses with an extra dose of dazzle, each photo offers an added boost of bling. Making her prints a great choice for style lovers hoping to add some glamorous vibes to their space.

Click here to see more of Yana Potter’s work on iCanvas.


Nakisha VanderHoeven

Based in Southern California, multi-media artist Nakisha VanderHoeven grew up surrounded by animals and art. Today, her collection is filled with white rabbits having adventures with a variety of creatures. From tea with an octopus and flying with foxes to browsing used record stores and getting a “hare” cut, her endearing artwork has lighthearted vibes. Making her a great choice for someone looking to create a charming and imaginative atmosphere.

Click here to see more of Nakisha VanderHoeven’s work on iCanvas.


Cicero Spin

Brazilian mixed-media artist Cicero Spin creates bold, maximalist prints featuring pop culture elements. With a passion for beauty and optical illusions, his sometimes provocative artwork offers psychedelic feels with street art vibes. Making his colorful artwork a great choice for someone looking to create an urban atmosphere.

Click here to see more of Cicero Spin’s work on iCanvas.


Kyra Wilson

Vermont artist Kyra Wilson paints scenes featuring animals and nature, layered with various degrees of whimsy. From unexpected friends and decked out reindeer to time keeping rabbits and twitterphants, her collection has fairy tale feels. Making her artwork a great pick for someone hoping to create a charming and imaginative atmosphere.

Click here to see more of Kyra Wilson’s work on iCanvas.


Mikki Senkarik

Introduced to art through her muse and soulmate, Mikki Senkarik paints vibrantly colored landscapes, flowers, and animals. Using rich tones and playing with light, her artwork offers charm and sophistication. If you’re looking to create a scenic and inviting atmosphere, we think her captivating prints are a great solution.

Click here to see more of Mikki Senkarik’s work on iCanvas.


Carla Seaton

Washington artist Carla Seaton creates art to warm the soul. Since a child, she’s loved brightly colored things, as well as all the flowers blooms and bird songs of spring. These passions are seen in her vibrant artwork full of the motivation and renewal often associated with the season. From reminders to enjoy the little things to celebrating love as love, her prints are a great way to add a dose of uplifting whimsy to your space.

Click here to see more of Carla Seaton’s work on iCanvas.


Erin Young

Seattle artist Erin Young creates textured abstract art full of vibrancy. Layering shapes and blending colors, she aims to create art that’s “balanced and thoughtful.” Ranging from various bold tones to all hues of blues, her artwork is a great pick for someone looking to add an interesting dose of balance to their space.

Click here to see more of Erin Young’s work on iCanvas.


Jekaterina Griskjane

German painter Jekaterina Griskjane creates cute animals with big eyes, often wearing adorable expressions or charming garments. From scarf wearing dinos and dogs dressed as frogs to frolicking bunnies adorned with floral crowns, each scene is full of sweet. If you’re an animal lover looking to create an endearing atmosphere, we think her lighthearted prints are a great choice.

Click here to see more of Jekaterina Griskjane’s work on iCanvas.


Claire Morand

Based in a small village outside of Nice in the south of France, artist Claire Morand paints animals, flowers, landscapes and more. Sometimes more expressive and whimsical, you’ll find animal portraits splattered with bursts of color and abstract flowers radiating with light. Other scenes of flowered trees, folk catching air on downhill skis, and picturesque mountainside villages offer more honest interpretations of their natural beauty. Making her eclectic catalog a great choice for someone looking to bring serene or energized vibes into your space.

Click here to see more of Claire Morand’s work on iCanvas.


Cris James

After suffering a series of personal losses since 2019, Cris James has used art to create “a small bit of order in a world of chaos.” Creating mostly portraits of curious and complex female characters, her artwork has a dark yet delicate feel. From tattooed mermaids and octo girls to sugar skull faces and punk rock pooches, her intimate paintings have an edge. If you’re looking to add some contemplative vibes to your space, we think these unusual prints make a great pick.

Click here to see more of Cris James’s work on iCanvas.


Mandy Heck

While Mandy Heck has created within many mediums, her love for colored pencils is clear in her intricate and playful illustrations. Featuring coyotes and ravens alongside succulents and setting suns, some prints draw more from nature’s beauty. Others embrace a more whimsical approach to wildlife, showcasing guitar playing puffins and marshmallow roasting raccoons. Whether you’re looking to add some organic energy to your space or want to add a dose of lighthearted vibes, we think her artwork is a great way to help accomplish your goals.

Click here to see more of Mandy Heck’s work on iCanvas.


Ali Hassoun

Based in Milan, artist Ali Hassoun paints intimate scenes and portraits exploring the themes of travel. Sometimes with elements of surrealism, his cultural creations feature rich, warm tones and sophisticated play with texture and light. Capturing beauty in everyday moments, you’ll find people interacting with animals, studying hard, and completing daily tasks. Sometimes layered against Warhol-inspired pop art, his intriguing prints are a great pick for anyone hoping to create a conversational atmosphere with cosmopolitan vibes.

Click here to see more of Ali Hassoun’s work on iCanvas.

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