Artists
Greg Sama
Greg Sama is a portrait artist and designer. He was born in Gabon, Central Africa, where he spent most of his childhood.
He discovered his drawing skills through imitating his older brother who was a fan of Japanese anime.
As a beginner, Greg was looking for a way to be unique and develop his own style. He noticed his particular love of drawing random people and capturing portraits at their best angle.
Black & white illustrations are his favorite, because he has a better control on shading.
With certitude and determination, he followed his passion right around 2015, then created his first logo "Art Scene" (AS). Since then, he continues to improve his skills by making amazing art and designs.
Follow Greg on IG @gregsama5.
Serena tozzi
Serena was born in Naples, Italy in 1991. At the age of 19, she moved to Rome to study drama. She has always loved art in its every form. Although painting with oil was her penchant, as a student, using that medium was quite out of her budget, but right after graduating, she went in pursuit of her passion.
Serena has always associated herself with the image of a shell. This is why it is a recurrent theme in her paintings, especially in those she creates during her introspective moments. This was the case with her aesthetic work, "Perla".
You can follow Serena on IG @serenellatozzi
J. Zeree
Unfortunately, we do not know much about the artist, except that he is originally from Guatemala. We are still working on putting the pieces together. Meanwhile, we invite you to appreciate some of his works we have collected.
Otho stubbs
Otho Ross Stubbs was born in Cranfills Gap, Texas on July 10, 1907, and died on December 8, 1996. He attended schools of art in Santa Fe and Taos, after his service in Fifth Armored Division of the U.S. Army during World War II. For the artist, the cowboys and Indians of the west had never died. He painted them with a brush, a palate knife and sometimes with his fingers, reliving each experience as he put them on canvas.
Ajar
Ajar’s artistic style is deeply rooted in Synthetism and Symbolism, drawing inspiration from the pioneering works of Paul Gauguin. Like Gauguin, Ajar moves beyond mere representation, blending bold colors, simplified forms, and expressive contours to evoke deeper emotional and spiritual narratives. His paintings transcend realism, embracing a dreamlike quality where the female form is both a symbol of vulnerability and an emblem of strength. Through Ajar Vision, he channels Gauguin’s ethos of merging imagination with reality, crafting compositions that do not just depict but interpret the essence of his subjects. Each piece becomes a visual poem, where color and form coalesce to convey meaning beyond the tangible, inviting viewers into a world of raw emotion and profound beauty.