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Congratulations to 1st Prize Winner of the 2021 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, Raymar Art Traditional Art Award - Tran Nguyen, with her work, “Star Collectors”, Acrylic and coloured pencil on watercolour paper, 19″ x 19″.

Tran Nguyen is an award-winning illustrator, fine artist, and muralist. Born in Can Tho, Vietnam, she currently resides in the peachy state of Georgia. Nguyen’s paintings are created with a soft, delicate quality using coloured pencil and acrylic on paper. She’s most known for her paintings of whimsical women and their melancholic landscapes, which often possess an air of fantasy and surrealism. She creates illustrations for published media such as magazines, books, wine & beer packaging, animation, advertising, and mural work. Her clients include VH1, Tiger Beer, World Wildlife Fund, and she has showcased with galleries across the world.

Get all the information about this year’s Traditional Art Award Winners and Prizes on https://beautifulbizarreartprize.art/beautiful-bizarre-art-prize-2021-raymar-traditional-art-award-2/

NEW BLOG POST // Have you discovered Animalia, Beautiful Bizarre Magazine’s 12th curated exhibition currently on view at Haven Gallery in North Port, New York!?  Visit www.beautifulbizarre.net today to learn more about the exhibition, and see a wonderful video walkthrough of the show, Danijela Krha Purssey.  https://beautifulbizarre.net/…/animalia-where-the-wild…/Exhibition Dates: October 23rd – November 28th, 2021Haven Gallery, 90 Main St, Northport, NY 11768, United States

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Brian Mashburn Town of Cats, 2021 Oil on panel, 22 x 18″

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“In his creation, Lo likes to discuss issues such as time, history, and life and death. With his vivid and exquisite portraits, Lo adds elements to ‘spoil’ the pictures.”

Just cannot get enough of 羅展鵬 /Lo Chan Peng! Some might call it spoiling (REALLY?!), but I would describe it as an expression of emotion and feelings and with the thick application and visible brushstrokes an intentional reminder of the artist’s creative process. 

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YANA MOVCHAN