Biography
Born in Mexico, Gabriela is continually creating new and captivating works of art. Using modern forms and unique textures, Gabriella is known for her ability to capture color through an innovative use of light and shape. Encouraged to participate in the arts at an early age, she began her career in the company of her mother who acted as her primary mentor. She studied art at the Arte A.C. and was influenced by artists Damian de la Rosa and Fernando Cervantes. Villarreal’s pieces are collected around the world and have been displayed in galleries throughout Mexico, the United States, and Europe.
Gabriela Villarreal, acrylic on canvas
Gabriela Villarreal, acrylic on canvas
Gabriela Villarreal, acrylic on canvas
Gabriela Villarreal, acrylic on canvas
Gabriela Villarreal, acrylic on canvas
Gabriela Villarreal, acrylic on canvas
Gabriela Villarreal, acrylic on canvas
Gabriela Villarreal, acrylic on canvas
Round by Hallman, 30×30 mixed media on board
Delta by Hallman, 20×30 mixed media on board
The Gate by Hallman, 40×30 mixed media on board
Wine & Roses by Hallman, 30×20 mixed media on board
Untitled by Hallman, 22×29 mixed media on paper
Gold by Hallman, 15×20 mixed media on paper
Long Horn by Leland Beaman, 24×36 oil on board
Pine Cones by Leland Beaman, 18×49 oil on board
Indian with eagle by Charles Berry, 48×36 acrylic on canvas
Indian by Charles Berry, 30×30 acrylic on canvas
Horse 4, 24×24 acrylic on paper, by Milan
Buffalo 1, 24×36 acrylic on paper, by Milan
Horse 8, 24×18 acrylic on paper, by Milan
Buffalo, 24×36 acrylic on paper, by Milan
Hector Llamas, Morning Light, 24×30 acrylic on canvas
Hector Llamas, Feeling Calm, 40×28 acrylic on canvas
Charles Berry, Wolf Robe, 40×30 on canvas
Leland Beaman, Chicago Bean, 19×24 oil on board
Brent Foreman, Korine II, 30×40 on canvas
Ken D’ora, Trees I, 30×40 on canvas
Ken D’ora, Trees II, 30×40 on canvas
Cactus by D. Jaye, acrylic on canvas
Squares by D. Jaye, 60×60 on canvas
Gold Keys by Ken D’ora, 60×60, mixed media on canvas
Figure Study by Reid, 50×60, acrylic on canvas
City Wide by Reid, 60×60 acrylic on canvas
Golden Striation by Reid, 50×50, acrylic on canvas
Tesarac by Reid, 50×60, acrylic on canvas
Visions Of Suzette by Susan Caughlan, 40×40, acrylic on canvas
Amplitude II by Wright, 64×53, acrylic on canvas
Here is a selection of 6 of the newest pieces of art for December. Stop in to view it in person.
On the lake, 50×50 on canvas, by Bonetti
Tree Line, 50×50 on canvas, by Bonetti
Colors, 50×50 on canvas, by Bonetti
Golden Evening, 32×60 on canvas,
by Leland Beaman
Vertical Fall I, 30×60 on canvas, by Daniel Kime
Vertical Fall II, 30×60 on canvas, by Daniel Kime
Here is a selection of 12 of the newest pieces of art for November. Stop in to view it in person.
Emotional Color, 54×56 on canvas, by Hector Llamas
Quiet Morning 34×51 on canvas by Martin
Wisdom 40×40 on canvas by David Lizanetz
Rainbow 48×20 metal wall sculpture, by David Lizanetz
Industrial Strength 50×28 metal wall sculpture, by David Lizanetz
Hard Tack 60×60 on canvas, by Ken Dora
Summer Love 32×47 on canvas, by John Kime
Pacific Spirit 48×40 on canvas, by John Kime
Found Arizona 1912, 50×38 on canvas, by John Kime
Paint Chips, 60×60 on canvas, by Alex Reid
Fall Valley, 60×60 on canvas, by Alex Reid
Billboard, 50×70 on canvas, by Alex Reid
Welcome a new addition to the Think Art Gallery
Biography
Erin Lofton is a mixed media painter residing in the vortex town of Sedona AZ. She was raised in the culturally stimulating community of Hyde Park in Chicago, IL. She studied fashion design, painting and sculpture at Otis Parsons School of Design in Los Angeles and Arizona State University. She spent many years traveling the U.S. and Hawaii, settling for periods of time in powerful and beautiful places like Mt. Shasta, Idyllwild, an Ashram in the Sierra Nevada mountains; Maui; southern Vermont and a solo RV journey through Montana.
“My paintings are a reflection of my experiences in nature, passion and in meditation. I am inspired by the textures and movement of the natural world and the visions in silence and dreams. I translate the wild energies of Life Force and also the calmer, deep essence of Vision with my use of line and form. I hope to inspire the interested viewer with the urge to contemplate the Divine energy moving through all things, the flow of being, otherwise understood as Tao.”
Herman 1 by Scott Hile
Biography
Scott Hile’s career in the fine art field has spanned the past 30 years. He has worked with several well established art publishers for extended periods, the most recent was a 22 year experience. In that 22 years he not only developed and crafted his own diverse style, he also organized, managed and directed a state of the art studio with as many as 12 artists, employees. This studio was able to produce original works of art on paper, canvas, and dimensional works on wood, metal, and fabrics, and in addition the studio was fully equipped for large format digital printing which produced very high quality Giclèe’. And with a unique embellishment technique that Scott developed, these Giclèe’ prints have the look and feel of their original source.
Over the past 29 years Scott has produced and provided unique, original art for hundreds of well renowned clients and collectors. He has developed many new directions to add to his broad range of diverse styles, one of which is his fine art photography, and the unique combination of large format hi-resolution photography prints with abstract painting elements, to create imagery that is a compliment to any environment. He is now exploring the many avenues of the fine art and fine art photography markets.
Scott has developed a unique new direction for clients and collectors that want something uniquely theirs by combining client’s photographs with his own, then printing on either fine art paper or canvas. This is a perfect technique for creating a one of a kind wedding portrait, family portrait, a company art piece, or just a way to combine a collection of favorite photos into an original work of art.
Hector Llamas see it in November’s Phoenix Home & Garden Magazine
"Aura I & Aura II,"
115″ x 24″, mixed media on canvas
"Sculpture by Cory Fuhr"
