Directory of San Diego artists
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San Diego is often associated with fun in the sun, but the city is much more than just golden beaches, great surf and fish tacos. From the Spanish Village and museums at Balboa Park to the galleries of Coronado Island and La Jolla, San Diego has always been home to a lively art scene. Thousands of artists, dozen of museums and galleries, and popular art events such as Artwalk, Ray At Night, Comicon and The Americans for the Arts come together to create a unique blend of Southern California and Mexican art that you can find nowhere else. America's finest city is definitely one of the best place to discover the finest art!
Artist directory
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 | I am primarily a watercolor artist. Most of my images are done in watercolor, with a few exceptions, which include pastels, acrylic, and pencil. I also design and make jewelry.
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 | Watercolors - Collages - Acrylics - Mixed Media on Paper and or
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 | Watercolors inspired by landscapes in California and other wild places, rich in color and with interpretation that comes from the artist’s immersion in the natural world. |
 | Drawing, fine art, mixed media, workshops, teaching, animal portraits, portraits
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 | Temáre abstract paintings evoke an emotion of color and contrast. The mystique of Temáre explodes on the canvas, bringing together the element of surprise, and the freedom of expression that is truly captivating. |
 | Creating fine art images depicting nature/skies/landscapes with soft pastels. |
 | My aim as an artist is to express the richness of nature and the human form. My vision as a photographer is to infuse light, atmosphere and mystery into my work, and create beauty from things we may never notice. |
 | My purpose as an artist is not to imitate nature but to reveal a deeper connection to our natural world. I work in various mediums including oil, acrylic, and watercolor. Frequently I use textures to add dimension to my works. |
 | Fine art pastel paintings, oil, charcoal and graphite drawings of landscapes, portraits, still life and animals by an award winning disabled artist with FSH Muscular Dystrophy. |
 | Boxing paintings, western art, airbrush |
 | My artwork is a visual communication, using subject, color, patterns, texture and line to express a feeling. Enjoy the experience!
"Art is not what you see but what you make others see." ~Edgar Degas |
 | Clay Artists at the Vineyard is a co-operative (coop) pottery studio dedicated to clay enthusiasts looking for an open studio environment where creativity and clay camaraderie exist.
Located in a quaint building on the grounds of the Bernardo Winery in |
 | Self taught painter. |
 | My artistic expressions materialize in many mediums, including watercolor, oil, acrylic, collage, and photography. |
 | artist painter large oils and acrylic on canvas |
 | Tropical art with a Hawaiian theme. Local scenes of Hawaii and California painted in oils and acrylic. Check out the new addition of Custom Wire Wrapped Stones and Healing Crystals |
 | My art represents people places and things that I'm passionate about. It helps me express my appreciation of life and all of it's simple pleasures. |
 | Expressive paintings and animal portraits by San Diego artist Susan Bainbridge |
 | acrylic, oil, watercolor, oil pastel, photography |
 | The Ramona Art Guild is a non-profit organization that provides the community of Ramona, in San Diego County, California, opportunities to advance their knowledge and appreciation of the visual arts. |
 | A palette of no non-sense raw and vibrant strokes, faith and humanity embody Mireille Des Rosiers’ signature. The use of lights and shadows, and human expressions evoke lots of emotion. |
 | Website by artist Barbara J. Miller whose paintings feature a wide variety of subjects, i.e., landscapes, portraits, animals, flowers, still life, figurative, etc. Barbara works in oil, watercolor, pastel and mixed media and focuses primarily on realism. |
 | For half a century, the Association of Mouth and Foot Painting Artists worldwide has extremely successfully supported artists who, due to a disability or illness, create their works using not their hands, but their mouths or feet. Over the years, a small f |
