Jean Hildebrant

Artist Jean Hildebrant

Oregon

Jean Hildebrant found herself drawn to the beauty of art at the exceptionally early age of three. With a love for art growing within, Jean spent most of her free-time drawing to develop her gift. As her personal style began to develop, she discovered that she especially enjoyed working in oil and pastel mediums. Specializing in portraits and figurative works.  As Jean continued seeking out ways to improve her talents, she attended workshops held by local artists and enrolled as an art major in the local college. As a result of her efforts, she won two scholarships to Scottsdale Artists School, based strictly on the merit of her work. She has studied with nationally known artists Albert Handell, Richard McKinley, Phil Beck, Bob Lemler, Ben Konis and Clayton J. Beck 111. Artists that have influenced her work include John Singer Sargent, Joaquin Sorolla and Anders Zorn.  Jean's favorite subject is the human soul. She desires to capture the essence and inner beauty of the human spirit through the use of light and color. She wants her paintings to speak to the emotions and spirit of each person who views them. She paints realism with the purpose of leaving an indelible impression.

Jean Hildebrant

Carlos Oviedo

Artist Carlos Oviedo

Puebla, México, 1970

Carlos Oviedo, was born in Puebla, México.From the time Oviedo was a child he has taken many art workshops. After that he studied Graphic Design at the Universidad de las Americas Puebla. Oviedo continued studying in the United States for six years making his own investigation and been closely with the work of the great masters of the contemporary Art. They motivated and encouraged him to pursue his talent and further developing of his technique reaching a very high level.

Carlos Oviedo