John Aaron - Washington, DC Region

no biography submitted

Christi Andrews - Washington, DC Region
A native of the northern Virginia area, she attended art school at VCU and Savannah College of Art and Design, and now works as a 3D animator at NetSmartz.org.

Russ Bogden - Washington, DC Region
Mr. Bogdan is a classically trained painter and accepts commissions for figures, portraits, landscapes, murals and reproductions. Other works for sale may be seen at his website.

Arlene Clamaya - Washington, DC Region
Born in Manila in the Phillippines, Arlene is a freelance illustrator/artist in the DC area. Her forte is nude figure and portraiture, which she has been drawing ever since she can remember.

Shannon Chester - North Carolina
My camera is a tool for my imagination, shooting images my soul observes These are conceptual images that come in waves, some make it to the camera; some remain afloat in my mind never to be viewed by anyone.

Mark Clark - Washington, DC Region
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Debbie Coburn - Washington, DC Region
After receiving my BFA in painting, I set it aside for jobs and raising a family. After several years of faux-finishing suburban McMansions, 911 happened. I decided that if I could be gone tomorrow, I want to spend today doing work I love.

Roger Cutler - Washington, DC Region
Much of my photography is both visual art & some form of science experiment. I make & modify cameras, and often use unusual ways to develop my photographs.

Matthew Danly - Washington, DC Region

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Jim Dadey - Washington, DC Region
I have been doing photography for about 15 years and have always loved the figure study. The Figure Models Guild is fantastic for this art.

Ron Dimetro - Washington, DC Region
Ron, an American born Russian Gypsy began after his grandfather taught him to draw from memory, or as he would say, from the heart, at an early age.

Pat Dunning - Washington, DC Region
A good artist can enter a state of body awareness in which the right stroke at the right moment happens by itself. When I become too analytical or judgmental, my work suffers, so I have to let go and let the painting paint itself.

Steve Ferri - Washington, DC Region
I use the figure as an opportunity to combine abstract and representational drawing, and seek to create images that reflect both of these traditions.

Charles Flickinger - Washington, DC Region
Sculpting the figure is about loving physicality. Exploring undulations of surface, tracing ever changing rhythms of form, line, proportion and balance, an attempt to comprehend.

Karen Francis - Washington, DC Region
I need to sell some of my art, so I can continue painting and buying groceries, etc. To me, art and music induce transcendentalism.

Gil Fulroy - Washington, DC Region
My works reflect the times and its morals; these are recorded, thus go documented into the future becoming historically purposeful. My art is visual candy and further causes much personal enriching entertainment.

Anne Glodek - Washington, DC Region
I have been painting and drawing from the figure for the last six years. I am interested in showing life's beauty through shapes and colors I discover in the curves of a human body.

Paul Giguere - Arlington, MA

Paul is a fine art photographer, specializing in creating photographs of the human body that are both transcendent and ethereal.

Rosabel Goodman-Everard - Washington, DC Region
Rosabel Goodman-Everard is a Dutch-born recovered lawyer who studied art in the Netherlands and in South Africa and most recently, drawing and painting at the Corcoran College of Art & Design in Washington, DC.

Emily Greene - Washington, DC Region

Stephen Haynes - Minneapolis, MN

A fine art photographer, Mr. Haynes comes relatively late to full-time devotion to photographic arts, but has compensated by the intensity of his work. While his principal subject currently is the fine art nude, he has also done notable work in other venues.