Helena Stein
Yogavated Featured Artist Helena Stein is an artist living in St. Pete, Florida, inspired by the sun and sea. Using resin and vibrant inks, I take advantage of the fluidity of the media to allow me to evoke the power and movement of my environment. When I create a piece, I want the beauty and strength of the water to touch others. To me, it is the most beautiful element.
Nate Schweigert
Yogavated Featured Artist Nate Schweigert says his nickname NateGeo developed when I traveled a lot after college. Posting lots of pictures of the world, people began to make jokes about me being @Nate.Geo. Nevertheless, it stuck. As I have traveled far and wide, one thing has been constant: nature. And its ability to speak. The human life is so complex, but in its return to nature it become quite simple. Nature exists mostly outside the house, but in a desire for it to speak indoors as well, I bought tons of plants and began to paint.
Kyla Alty
Yogavated Featured Artist, Kyla Alty from Alberta Canada says...My artwork takes a curious look at nature. Inspired by the natural world and the line in which it offers; whether a horizon line or a mountain range, i like to deconstruct what i see and take a more suggestive and surreal approach to my paintings. Colour is my life line... and nature always offers the perfect palette to pull from.
Juan Salvador Llobet
Yogavated Featured Artist Juan Salvador Llobet. I was born in Valencia, Venezuela on September 20, 1978. I began painting as early as the age of ve, and what was once the discovery of color, grew into a life long passion of art, and all things beautiful.
German Lemus
Yogavated Featured Artist German Lemus, not to be confused with the ethnicity of Germany. Is pronounced like Jermaine but to make it easier, these days he is going by Lemus. A moderate and humble soul, Lemus is an artist of strength and awareness also an inspiration to his community. Seeker of truth, an infallible finder of life, Lemus has learned that accepting one’s Artistry uplifts the soul and eliminates the weight to one self. Such an innate understanding of this truth can be the first most valuable virtue we should all be inspired to attain – dedication to one’s own consciousness.