mkcsontos@yahoo.com
http://www.michaelcsontos.com
Visionary Surrealism, Surrealism and fantasy art paintings. Fantastic Art and visionary art. How to draw anything. Fantasy art books. Surrealism and fantasy art books.
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Primordial Visions
http://www.primordialvisions.com
Surreal and abstract photographs by Howard Pugh. Nonrepresentational, primal photographs and absurdist artist philosophy.
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Surrealist.com
http://www.surrealist.com
A history of surrealism, surreal art, and the artists involved in the surrealist art movement. A definitive history of the surrealist movement.
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Australian artist Alex S Jobbagy
http://www.jobbagy.info
In his art, Alex Jobbagy is committed to exploring the subconscious, often in classical realistic representation, while developing a symbolic process of social analysis based on a fusion of personal experiences and political, social and natural influences.
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email@norimuster.com
http://surrealist.org
Online home for the art and writing of Nori Muster. This site started in 2000 and has grown to include writings on personal development, politics, and spirituality. Artwork includes oil paintings, travel photography, and mixed media.
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pedroprata67@gmail.com
http://pedroprata.blogspot.com/
Site de arte surrealista
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domocles@hotmail.com
http://surreal-fish.blogspot.com
A humorous take on life with a surrealist bent.
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davidmartsolf@comcast.net
http://davemartsolf.com/surrealistic.html
This home site contains most of my surreal artworks with pages devoted to oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and digital art. The link page contains my contact info and other links. If you prefer your link to be on the home page, please let me know. This can be arranged. Thanks! Dave Martsolf
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alexroman.com creative concepts
http://alexroman.com
Born in Madrid, Spain in 1972, Alex Roman has been involved in art in one shape or form his entire life. A graduate from the University of Austin in Texas with a BA in Studio Art, Alex has always experimented with new styles or techniques and is constantly evolving his style and creations. Early on in his life, he was influenced greatly by his parents which were both artists as well as always being surrounded by creativity since both his other brothers were artists as well. Other influences in his work are artists such as Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, Rene Magrite, MC Escher and countless other artists from all different eras. Upon graduating from College, Alex taught himself web development and began a career which involved taking all his knowledge about design and lighting and applying it to this new venue. What eventually evolved was a way for Alex to display his work for the world to see and enjoy at all times. Styles constantly change and new ideas always emerge and the end results are new ways of expression and an ever changing look and feel to his work
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