New Art

Artists We Heart Ed. 88: Meet 6 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 serene landscapes to celestial women to floral abstracts, meet 6 new artists who can help you add peaceful empowerment, energetic boldness, and more kinds of vibes to your space.

  1. Daphné Essiet
  2. Lucy Klimenko
  3. Elizabeth O’Brien
  4. Svetlana Saratova
  5. Illustre Mayon
  6. Andrii Kovalyk

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.

Daphné Essiet

Florida artist Daphné Essiet creates acrylic paintings of faceless fashionable women, eye-catching pointillism geometrics, and intriguing abstract shapes, along with digital art of Afro dancers and more. Centering her work on womanhood and the beauty of black identities, she hopes her art offers the “value of representation and the strength of self-belonging.” From full moon dancers to retro ladies to beams of light, her prints are full of vibrancy. Making her artwork a bold way to bring stylish minimalism or bright symmetry to your space.

Click here to see more of Daphné Essiet’s work on iCanvas.


Lucy Klimenko

Based in the UK, Lucy Klimenko creates colorful paintings of women in brightly decorated rooms and surrounded by cheerful flowers and botanicals. Incorporating wild animals in many of her scenes, each print showcases energetic and vivid elements. From Moroccan holidays to broken vases to cats in pink and green, we think her artwork can be a lovely way to create a whimsical and joyful atmosphere. 

Click here to see more of Lucy Klimenko’s work on iCanvas.


Elizabeth O’Brien

Minnesotan artist Elizabeth O’Brien creates paintings of woodland animals, stylish women, delicate flowers, colorful abstracts, and other elements of nature. Exploring the varying relationships between popular themes in everyday life interpreted using color, light, textures and movement, her work brings “joy, freedom and a celebration of beauty”. From faceless portraits to draping peonies to woodland animals, her prints are eclectic. If you’re looking to bring cheerful or delicate vibes to your space, we think her artwork can be a wonderful way to achieve your goals.

Click here to see more of Elizabeth O’Brien’s work on iCanvas.


Svetlana Saratova

Based in Germany, Svetlana Saratova creates abstract paintings featuring unusual lines and interesting shapes as well as opulent flowers. Excited by the power and expressiveness of color, she says her “love for art runs like a red thread through my whole life”. From views of planet earth to silver orchids to golden ginkgo leaves, we think her artwork can be a nice way to create a dramatic atmosphere with intriguing vibes. 

Click here to see more of Svetlana Saratova’s work on iCanvas.


Illustre Mayon

Residing in Rennes, France, Illustre Mayon creates digital illustrations of strong women in nature, doing yoga poses, and with Zodiac signs or celestial elements. Inspired by women, yoga, self love, and the universe, she aims to “bring some magic to people’s lives’”. From jungle girls to shooting stars to strength marks, each print gives off an uplifting message. Making her artwork a great way to create an empowering and peaceful atmosphere. 

Click here to see more of Illustre Mayon’s work on iCanvas.


Andrii Kovalyk

Based in Spain, Andrii Kovalyk creates paintings of scenic landscapes, colorful flowers, sailboats, and cities. Painting the nature he sees during his travels, he captures his views with soft details and realistic lighting. From summer days in Kyiv to warm evenings in Greece to romantic lunar nights, we think his artwork can be a delightful way to create a serene yet refreshing atmosphere.

Click here to see more of Andrii Kovalyk’s work on iCanvas.

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