Emma Brooks was born in Brooklyn, New York to a liberal family that encouraged her artistic abilities from a young age. Growing up in busy city life, Emma became inspired by the various cultures and lifestyles she encountered in the city. With a broad interest in design and modern art, Emma was accepted to the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, Rhode Island. In her studies in Providence, she was able to admire a slower lifestyle than the hustle and bustle of life in New York. Brooks drew inspiration from her professors and the long-time interest she retained for aesthetics and unique beauty. Emma currently resides in downtown Los Angeles with her dog, Jackson. She enjoys the creative expression that Los Angeles has to offer, and is always seeking new artistic awakenings to portray in her artwork.

Elegant Egret Portrait' is a portrait-format animal study by American illustrator Josie George in white, green, brown. Self-taught and grounded in a former medical-field practice, Josie's work blends botanical elements, intricate patterns, and delicate watercolor techniques into timeless compositions suited to considered, design-forward interiors.

Brush is a bold and painterly piece where a grounding earthy green subdues sizeable brush strokes, and a warm-tone pine wood frame adds heirloom appeal.

Great. Ashleen. Citrus Heights, CA. Tue Mar 26 2024

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Rustic Daisy Bouquet' is a portrait-format still life in green and white, carrying the rustic and simple register that defines Arohika Verma's practice. The work holds Verma's stated balance of soothing colors and considered contrast — a quiet attention drawn from nature, from the way light and shadow move against each other. Suited to interiors where artwork acts as tonal anchor rather than focal performance.

As the sun sets over Los Angeles, this piece captures the sky turning.