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I did it again!!!! Almost 10.000 artist on Artfinder and I am in first place bestsellers ...pretty good!

MEET EWA CZARNIECKA - AN ARTIST PROFILE 08 NOVEMBER 2017 Written by Astaura & Ewa Czarniecka Ewa Czarniecka is another of our wonderful artists. Self-taught, Ewa moved to the UK in 2002 to become a professional artist and has attained international recognition for her truly beautiful artwork.   If you see a wallpaper you love, you can shop for it directly by clicking on the image.  We had a quick catch up with Ewa and asked her a couple of things you might like to know…   Talk us through your typical working day… A typical day for me begins...

I've join Artfinder online Gallery in 2014 since then I have sold 345 paintings and completed many commissions through their website. My popularity grown so do my confidence.My journey hasn’t always been easy.Life is full of up’s and downs, heartaches and loss, but it is through these things that we learn, grow and get strength from through my own experiences, I have accumulated my own wisdom that has helped me transform my life. Trauma is something that can tear us apart, lose self-respect, self-esteem and confidence. But where we hit rock bottom is where we can rise again.For me painting...

I am delighted to be featured by Rise Art Gallery in article 'Five Artists as Funky as Fauves' Fauves was a loose group of early twentieth-century artist also called 'the wild beasts'.     One of my favourite artist Henri Matisse was among others creator of the group whose members shared the use of intense colour as a vehicle for describing light and space, and who redefined pure colour and form as means of communicating the artist's emotional state.The paintings of the Fauves were characterised by seemingly wild brush work and strident colours  while their subject matter had a high degree of simplification and abstract.   After many years being afraid of...

 Driven on by my adventurous spirit always seeking to create something original and unique I found Afon Twrch a river which rises in the Black Mountain absolutely fascinating.Fast and bouncy in big water; lots of weirs. At lost levels, all the weirs are runnable, the biggest being a sloping weir directly under the bridge in Ystalyfera.I like to work in natural light because the shadows are so different... colours are amazing ...movement of light and dark that can so drastically change...I grew up surrounded with nature, mountains and the forest are my constant inspiration am really grateful and honoured...