Aloha, I have lived on the Big Island with my husband for 17 years. I am retired now but still spend my time as a substitute teacher and as a volunteer for our soldiers at our local USO facility. I have been creative all of my life which led me to get a Minor in Art from SDSU. Now, in my spare time, I love to paint. I have developed a new art passion in the form of watercolor. Three years ago I wanted to give my circle of friends…
Read MoreZsoltiMa is new to HawaiiKineMarket.com If you haven’t seen his work, head on over and check it out! We guarantee you have never seen anything like it! ZsoltiMa was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1972. At the age of 4 he was recognized as an art talent making accurate renditions of Winnie the Poo. This recognition allowed him to benefit from the art programs in the Hungarian Buda Kings Castle for the gifted. In 1983 he transitioned to the United States of America where he continued his journey as an artist…
Read More“Creating art has been my primary focus in life. As a student at Pratt Institute I was exposed to classical training in painting & drawing – principles I’ve maintained and taught ever since. I use different mediums: oils, acrylics, watercolors and pastels. It depends on where I am & what my surroundings demand. Starting a painting on location is conducive to watercolors & acrylics whereas pastels & oils are reserved for studio work. Nature is my primary source of inspiration in oil painting, so experiencing Hawai`i is constantly stimulating my…
Read MoreLino is a Hawaiʻi-based visual artist and has been a painter for over two decades. He is a graduate of Cal Poly Pomona with a degree in Liberal Arts and a minor in Education. He teaches painting and drawing to adults and children. In years past, he has lived and maintained an art studio practice in Kailua-Kona, Tucson and San Francisco. He currently resides in the Puna district of The Big Island. Lino has a passion for creating abstract and representational art, often combining the two in his signature abstract-botanical series. He…
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Aloha and Welcome to Hawaii Kine Market! Online at HawaiiKineMarket.com So we can get to know each other better we will start with our story. Just before we were aware of coronavirus we were ready to launch a new, better version of our site AkamaiEvents.com. We had OnBigIsland.com packed full of events and things to do and were eager to share it with the world! Well, we know what happened… So, we visited a few farmer’s markets and started meeting artists that needed a way to market their art. They relied on…
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