Artists We Heart Ed. 92: Meet 7 New iCanvas Creators
More art means it’s easier than ever to discover art you love! Whether you want to feel inspired, tell a story, or transform your space, connecting new artists with art appreciators like you is one of the best parts of welcoming more creators to iCanvas’ creative community.
From calming landscapes to intriguing abstracts to vibrant flowers, meet 7 new artists who can help you add serene stillness, lively texture, and more kinds of vibes to your space.
- Anna Shabalova
- Léa Chaillaud
- Marina Ernst
- Angela Bisson
- Lenka Stastna
- Yulia Schuster
- Varoujan Hovakimyan
Keep scrolling to get to know the newest artists we’re proud to partner with. You might just discover some new art that can move you, spark conversation, or help tie a room together.
Anna Shabalova
Ukrainian artist Anna Shabalova creates surreal acrylic and oil paintings of wild animals, sea creatures, vibrant flowers, and interesting objects. Inspired by nature, she hopes to “conduct a dialogue with the audience, often touching upon important social topics”. From bouquets for mermaids to owl skulls to waves at sunset, we think her artwork can be an intriguing way to create a classic yet curious atmosphere.
Click here to see more of Anna Shabalova’s work on iCanvas.
Léa Chaillaud
Based in Southern France, Léa Chaillaud creates watercolors, mixed media art, and ink drawings of wild animals, blooming florals, colorful insects, and magical scenes. Inspired by a variety of folklore and fairy tales, her work represents “the fauna and flora of Europe, with a slight hint of fantasy”. From candlelit covens to cosmic deer to tree keepers, her prints are full of fascination. Making her artwork a lovely way to add some wildlife or storybook vibes to your space.
Click here to see more of Léa Chaillaud’s work on iCanvas.
Marina Ernst
Based in Germany, Marina Ernst creates digital art of fashionable women with layers of bright colors and eye-catching patterns. Inspired by her grandma’s old fashion magazines and her auntie who studied fashion design, she describes her art as “a tribute to the beauty and femininity of the world”. From girls gossiping to ladies in Paris to twins with sunglasses, her prints radiate soft yet bold energy. If you’re looking to create a stylish and delicate atmosphere, we think her artwork can be a nice way to achieve your goals
Click here to see more of Marina Ernst’s work on iCanvas.
Angela Bisson
Canadian artist Angela Bisson creates acrylic paintings, mixed media, and collage art of colorful abstract cityscapes, geometric shapes, and other exciting mid-century designs. Combining her love of mid-century era music, architecture, design, fashion, and painting, she hopes to “brighten and inspire the world with much needed optimism”. From fuschia pink starbursts to tropical paradises to red poppy lands, we think her artwork can be a unique way to create a creative yet sophisticated atmosphere.
Click here to see more of Angela Bisson’s work on iCanvas.
Lenka Stastna
London based artist Lenka Stastna creates paintings and mixed media art of blooming flowers, multi-colored fields, patchwork landscapes, and other natural elements. Incorporating a mix of patterns into many of her pieces, her botanical prints feel full of energy. From lakes with wildflowers to purple skies to walks in the park, her artwork showcasesl of colorful views. Making her artwork a striking way to create a vibrant and flourishing atmosphere.
Click here to see more of Lenka Stastna’s work on iCanvas.
Yulia Schuster
Based in Germany, Yulia Schuster creates watercolors of dreamy landscapes, people on paths, and other nature scenes. Using delicate colors and incorporating soft lighting, her art provides feelings of tranquility with subtle glows. From summer evenings to enchanting mornings to autumn air, we think her artwork can be a great way to create a serene atmosphere with a sense of stillness.
Click here to see more of Yulia Schuster’s work on iCanvas.
Varoujan Hovakimyan
Los Angeles artist Varoujan Hovakimyan creates paintings of abstracts featuring a mix of intriguing shapes, chaotic lines, and stimulating patterns. Looking to explore the themes of time, the universe and self-exploration, his art is a reflection of how “the simplest ideas can turn into layered, complex puzzles”. From thought processes to ships of fools to possibility spaces, his prints draw you in. Making his artwork an interesting way to create a curious or maximalist atmosphere.
Click here to see more of Varoujan Hovakimyan’s work on iCanvas.