Bernadett Bagyinka

Bernadett Bagyinka

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Country: Hungary but honorary Yoruba so Nigeria

Style: Potraiture, Magical Realism, Fine Art, Historical Secesionism

Medium: Coloured Pencil

Fun Fact: She studied African tribal art with an emphasis on the Yoruba of South Nigeria

Quote:

 ’My pictures inspired by the exotic and spiritual nation of Africa, which is the most exotic continent to me.
I love to work with it’s cultural motifs and colours. I love to investigate after
african people ‘s caracter, different portraits and smiles on their face.
Im obsessed in love with the power and rhythm of the african continent.
My aim is to transfer these strenght beauty and richness through my pictures to those
interested…..

Paintings:

1.Yemoja

2. Geb the planet

3. Yaro tree soul

4. The Magician

5. Sango drawing

6. Fulani

More at http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/bernadett-bagyinka.html

Patrick Kinuthia

Patrick Peter Kinuthia

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Country: Kenya

Style: Potraiture, Fine Art, Contemporary, Realism

Medium: Mostly watercolour, oil on canvas

Fun Fact: If it wasn’t for someone throwing away a Reader’s digest, and Patrick hanging around near garbage he would never have discovered Norman Rockwell who inspired his realist style. Thank you Reader’s Digest, Norman Rockwell, Garbage Dump and random magazine thrower

Quote:

A portrait catches the eye nd the eyes are the windows to the heart

Painting:

1. Hadassah

2.Swahili Girl

3. Turkana Girl

4. First Audition

5.Girl

6. Ngara

7. Samburu girl Africa

8. Motherhood

Contact: http://patrickkinuthia.com

Kinuthiapat@yahoo.com

Kinuthiapat@gmail.com

Info@patrickkinuthia.com

More at: http://faso.com/Kinuthia 

http://www.saatchionline.com/profile/294736 

Richard Onyango

Richard Onyango

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Country: Kenya

Style: “Photo picture” Neo-Impressionism, Contemporary Art, Fine Art

Medium: mostly Oil on Canvas

Fun Fact: He started drawing because he didn’t have a camera to take photos. His appreciation for big girls is legendary, there’s a KWANI! Book out called “The Life and Times of Richard Onyango” on the topic (http://www.kwani.org/publication/kwanini-series/9/the_life__times_of_richard_onyango.htm). 

Quote: On Large ladies: I think they are vulnerable, and no one seems to have discovered them, you can’t discover them they are always indoors

Paintings

1. Tsunami

2.Indian Truck

3 Nairobi bombblast

4. Accepted Love

5. Drosie and Me in Egypt

6. Dressing Room

Contact: http://www.africancolours.com/richardonyango.htm

Have a look at http://vimeo.com/user3111189/wwwextraordinarilyrichardcom