Bode Robinson’s Love Ghost is a hauntingly beautiful blend of ethereal imagery and raw emotion. The ghostly figure, gently suspended in a dreamlike space, is surrounded by soft, muted tones that evoke both melancholy and longing. With its delicate balance of light and shadow, the piece captures the intangible nature of love and loss, offering a poignant meditation on connection and absence.

Kent Youngstrom's Which Came First is packed with translucent and muted pinks, yellows, and whites that create a well-balanced composition. The added blocks of black strokes and letting balance out the empty spaces on the canvas. The positive message of the piece fills up the hearts of the viewers.

Leslie Cannon's Peonies in the Back offers viewers a glimpse into a world of natural beauty and tranquility. With exquisite attention to detail and a harmonious color palette, Peonies in the Back transports observers to a serene garden where the elegance of peonies takes center stage.

James Peter Henry's-The Marriage showcases a boldly fluid style, heavy with patterns and symbols that morph into human forms. The piece provokes the truth about why we are here and asks questions in each and every aspect of life

Joey Brock's-Diana Ross pays tribute to Ross's dynamic presence and her significant impact on the music industry. The artwork showcases Brock's ability to blend color, texture, and emotion, resulting in a piece that vibrates with the energy and style synonymous with Diana Ross.

The quality of the print is blurry. Christal. Mon Aug 31 2026

The Artist, Bella Lane, was born and raised in Daegu, Korea, and studied Fine Art and Modern Art at Kyungpook National University with a special interest in Oriental painting. Art manifests itself in several ways for Bella. As a way of expressing emotions, she records events in her life through drawings and paintings. Her inspiration comes from her travels.

Just as described. Beautiful art. Mike. Bettendorf, IA. Tue Jun 16 2026