There are many talented artists offering a wide variety of poker artwork. From originals to limited edition prints, there are poker paintings depicting scenes from old poker movies to abstract artworks featuring today’s poker celebrities.

Darci Faulkner’s art is widely collected and has been awarded numerous national awards. His artwork in poker is a testament to his talent and commitment to embracing new and challenging subjects. Where many artists adopt a style and stick with it, Darci is always looking for something new, challenging herself to learn. Darci’s poker artwork, which includes a series of celebrity poker paintings, combines digital technology and her expertise in traditional painting. Reflecting an influence from the genre developed by Andy Warhol and Peter Max, his style takes a completely new approach of combining the image of various celebrities to capture a specific moment in time. “I was looking for a way to do something with my artistic background and with my knowledge of computer technology and I found it.” Like his poker artwork, characteristic of Darci’s divergent styles, his sports paintings have been described as a marriage of the styles of Norman Rockwell and Leroy Neiman.

He is always exploring new techniques and avenues to create new images and works that combine his infinite curiosity, knowledge of technology and love of color … a lot, a lot of color!

Kathy Womack, the artist behind the celebrated Women and Wine series, is now adding poker artwork to her resume. Her proven success with the Women and Wine series made her the perfect candidate to capture the sport and excitement that the art of poker offers with the recent surge in popularity of poker. Kathy started out as a newspaper fashion illustrator in the early 1990s. When the transition to CGI began, the need for illustrators diminished. Looking for a more creative outlet, Kathy put down the newspaper, picked up her brushes, and began to make a name for herself. Just five years later, at age 32, she opened the Kathy Womack Gallery in downtown Austin, Texas. Now, with the opening of a Houston location imminent, and her gaze on Las Vegas in the near future, she is on her way to becoming one of the most successful artists of her time.

LeRoy Neiman is probably the most popular sports artist in the world, followed only by younger artists Stephan Holland and Richard T. Slone. Neiman produces about six different screen-printed subjects a year, typically priced at $ 3,000 to $ 6,000 each. Gross annual sales of new screen prints alone exceed $ 10 million. In addition to being an internationally renowned sports artist, Neiman has created works of poker art inspired by his experience of traveling the world visiting the greatest casinos in the world.

Neiman’s poker artwork and gaming paintings include; Baccarat, Baden-Baden, Black Break, Casino, Chemin de Fer, Desert Inn Baccarat, Gaming Table International Poker, International Roulette, Pool Room, Roulette, Roulette II, Salle Privee – Monte Carlo, Stud Poker, The Game, The Game of Life, The Green Table, Vegas Blackjack and Vegas Craps.

Neiman produced much of his early work for Playboy magazine, for which he still illustrates monthly.