Painting
Painting is one of the oldest and most flexible art forms there is, using pigment on a surface to build image, mood, and meaning long before photography or film existed. This section is the home base for every style of painting featured on WooArts, oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastel, tempera, and more, each with its own techniques and quirks that shape how the final piece looks and feels. Some painters chase photographic detail, others lean into loose, expressive brushwork or pure abstraction. What connects them all is the basic act of applying color to a surface with real intention. Browse this section to explore painting in every medium and style covered on WooArts.
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Sara Bardin | Painting
Sara Bardin is an American painter based in Washington, DC, who began creating art in 2009 as a way to unwind, starting with family portraits before a visit to the U.S. Botanic Garden turned her attention to flowers. Working in acrylic with layering and impasto techniques, she captures the color and texture of botanical subjects…
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Sharon Sprung | Painting
Sharon Sprung is an American painter who builds her oil paintings slowly through layered, deliberate brushwork, blending realism with patterned abstraction to search for the human condition in each figure. Trained at the Art Students League, the National Academy of Design, and Cornell University, she draws on influences like Caravaggio, Velázquez, and Käthe Kollwitz. Her…
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Tamara De Lempicka | Painting
Tamara de Lempicka was a Polish-born Art Deco painter, born Maria Górska in Warsaw in 1898, who built her signature style of sleek, sculptural portraits after settling in Paris in the 1920s. Known as “The Baroness with a Brush,” she painted aristocrats, celebrities, and nudes with sharp precision, blending late Cubism with a polished neoclassical…
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Misulbu – Korean Watercolor Paintings | Painting
Misulbu is a South Korean watercolor and oil portrait studio whose name simply means “art club” in Korean, with little public biography behind the work itself. Its paintings show soft, dreamlike Korean women, often dressed in traditional hanbok and surrounded by blooming flowers, rendered with striking realism through a two-brush watercolor technique that blends color…
