visual art by Lana Gentry
Lana is a Virginia artist who also is the Managing Editor and Lead Writer for loBURN Magazine.
Darkest Day 
Weep
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Kara-Zeal Herrle visual art
8-year-old Kara-Zeal is my daughter. A short interview of her follows the images below.
Daughter Easter
Daughter Thanksgiving
Daughter Trick or Treat
Daughter Christmas
Interview with Kara-Zeal
Question: Why do you like art?
Answer: It’s my favorite school subject, and it’s really relaxing.
Q:Where do you get ideas for art projects at home?
A: An idea comes into my head during the day, and then I come home and make them real.
Q:Do you prefer drawing and coloring to crafts, or the reverse?
A: I like those equally. Drawing, coloring and crafts have all the contents of art, and they all mix together.
Q: When do you most often make art?
A: Before bed. It helps me to relax and get ready to sleep. And it’s a peaceful time with nobody else around.
visual art by Pat Rocha
SubtleTea proudly shares selections from painter/illustrator Pat Rocha’s splendid visual art. Visit his official site here.
Ghost Town
Departure
Glamour Girls
Black Water
Night Flight
The Spinster
visual art by Dave Dick
Seeking Low
visual art by Bill Wolak
The Attentiveness of Delight
The Honey’s Mysterious Dream
The Sudden Intensity of Astonishment
visual art by Daniel de Culla
A Sense of Wonder
visual art by Dave Dick
Seeking Low
visual art by Marsha Wajer
Marsha works as a freelance illustrator and digital painter in South Australia. Visit her site here.
Pineapple Head
Be Careful What You Wish For
Fish Feet
Vera Tequiliana
Elliott and the travel bug from Elliott Catches a Bug by David Danks
Moo and Ginger from Moo and the Sleepy Secret by Catherine Clarke
