Artist Interview

"We all occupy two worlds; the one we all share and the abstract one that only we inhabit." An interesting perspective from Rob Evans. He likes to ask impossible questions and find visual answers without visual references, using intuition and scientific fact to create very unique and very cool images. Read on to find out a little more about Rob and we'll treat you to a look at a current work in progress, a recently made video and all of his work, which is of course available if you're looking to buy art online on Art Pistol.

If you like looking at stunning landscapes then you need to look at Jennifer’s stunning paintings of stunning landscapes. If you like Scotland then even better as that’s where she paints most often, based on the shores of Loch Lomond. We are fans.

Get ready for some fantastic photography from Graham Wylie & Ralph Nisbet. But before you tuck into their delectable photographic tapas whet your appetite on their Q&A interview.

Will literally take you a minute. Some funky work too.

Art Pistol (AP): What’s the first thing you can remember painting?
Juan: A wall.

AP: When did you first realise you were an artist?
Juan: When I couldn't get a proper job.

AP: How would you describe your art to someone that has never seen it before?
Juan: Too cheap.

Today we hear from the talented Jeremy Jones and all about his dedication to art. His semi realistic work certainly grabs the eye and the detail keeps it just the right amount of time to ensure exploration and appreciation of what’s going on. Well, that’s what it did to my eyes the first time and last time I saw his work.

Iasonas is a self-taught Greek painter, illustrator, photographer and graphic artist. Enjoy his paintings and illustrations on Art Pistol, and look forward to seeing some of his latest digital art, which we’ve been lucky enough to see, some time soon!

Keith’s art is as bold and refreshing as some of his opinions, and dripping with sentiment. It’s also just very very cool. He’s gathering momentum as a painter and gaining a loyal following on his path to becoming what he defines as an artist. Here’s what he had to say to us.

Want a little insight to the underground world of a street and graffiti artist… then read on! We’ve just completed a (what we think is!) fantastic big piece of new street art in Glasgow (pictured below) and wanted to celebrate the skills of the man responsible for bringing our concept to life and painting it, Rogue-One, with a short interview.

The origins of man, Megalithic monuments, ancient civilisations, shamanism, psychedelia, cultural truth, scepticism and spiritualism are all tributaries into Kyle’s work. That’s some eclectic inspiration for an emerging artist and just one of the reasons why we can’t wait to see more. His latest work looks great and has stories to tell – take your pick! Here’s what Kyle had to say to us:

He makes life sized cardboard Daleks (photo included!) and actual kayaks, amongst other interesting things. John is a forensic occupational therapist and thankfully an artist too. There are some real classic paintings in his recent collection, and even if there’s not something for the most particular enthusiasts amongst you then you can always commission John to bring your old car back to life in a painting or even celebrate the fact it’s still standing!