Albert Delamour does this fantastic, sexy enamel work that really has to be seen in person to be properly appreciated.

Anne Vandycke‘s paintings had a magnificent movement to them. Exhilarating!

Paul Richard work was so witty and wonderful, I wanted to take it all home.

Bryan Valenzuela actually painted this beautiful piece during the show. I can’t imagine attempting something like that. Nerves of steel!

Carl Grauer quickly emerged as one of my favorites. He’s also responsible for the three portraits at the top of this post. 

Cindy Press‘s portraits are pure glamour and full of feeling.

Former dancer Cody Choi‘s work photographing dancers was really thrilling to see. His love for dance comes through in every frame.

Evan Paul English‘s bold mixing of media and use of white space really intrigued me.

Heather Blanton‘s beautiful paintings mostly focused on athletes. The paintings have great movement and just the perfect degree of detail.

Though Hoong Yang Chang‘  pieces above really resounded with me, his impressionist cityscapes and portraits are also worth a look.

I was very glad to see Isabella Di Sclafani‘s paintings, but it was these small sculptures that really stuck with me!

I want a Jessica Matier in every room in my house!

I enjoyed all of Joshua Dean‘s work, but this painting which gives the impression of two consecutive photos on film made a big impression on me.

Katryn Bowe takes subjects like skulls and pelvises and horns, and turns them glamorous. Can you believe this is watercolor?

M. Clark‘s series of postcard-sized metallic paintings had me positively obsessed!

Though I think digital art can feel quite cold, Malcolm D.B. Munro‘s work managed to instead feel very personal. Loved that.

You really must check out Masha Sardari‘s photography. What an eye she has!

I really enjoyed the paintings of Miwa Nishimura. Her works evoked Klimt, while remaining entirely original.

Gorgeous photography by Pauline Thomas. I know a lot of people who would want these on their walls!

Scott Troxel‘s booth was so popular, I couldn’t get close enough to talk to him, but his glorious work speaks for itself!

Songmi Heart‘s lovely, intricate paintings had me squinting right up close to see how they were made. The artist told me it’s done with special paint pens, but it looks like embroidery!

Though the lighting in my photo doesn’t do them justice, Ulla Maria Johnson‘s paintings felt very joyful to me.