Featured Artists

My goal is to have a community of amazing people sharing their passions in one place. This is where different forms of art can thrive together and be an information source for aspiring creatives. Put judgements aside and admire the amazing skills people can have.

To learn more about this program, visit What it means to be a Featured Artist. This is solely for the purpose of promoting artists, all works submitted will be credited to the artist as the creator.

If you are interested in submitting your work, please fill out form below

Featured Artist Form

Name

First Name

Last Name

Please put a valid email address. Sundreya will reach out to you for artwork.

Tell us about yourself and your artistic style

What is your favorite medium to work in (e.g. studio art, digital art, photography, print making, sculpting, etc.)? Why?

What artists, photographers or designers do you look up to or aspire to be like?

Tell us about your creative process (such as, inspirations, influences, rituals, mood/emotions, etc.)

Have you sold any works? How?

Have you been in any exhibitions? If so, please explain which ones. If you haven't, please explain which you would like to be involved in.

What are your plans for the future of your skill?

Do you have any advice for emerging artists?

Will you give us permission to publish your images and verbiage on Sundreya.org and neighboring social media sites (such as, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram)? If yes, you will be fully credited as the creator of the artwork(s). This is solely for the purpose of promoting artists and their unique styles.

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Posts tagged Tanja

September's Featured Artist!

This month’s featured artist is based out of the United Kingdom! Tanja Hassel is a painter who loves to paint neat patterns in bright, colorful acrylics that are inspired by stained glass windows and mosaics. While her paintings may seem simple to the untrained eye, it requires multiple layers of strong opaque colors to create depth while still keeping the subject as a focal point. Her paintings are meant to bring joy and happiness to those who see them and into the homes of those who collect her work.