About

Who is Arthur Jacob?
After editing a model's portfolio and pressing the wrong key on his keyboard, Arthur Jacob became more than just an artist; he became a storyteller.  Each new image started a journey of discovery with color, texture, movement, and other unique qualities that resulted in stunning works of art and heartfelt impressions. Using a mouse as his paintbrush, with an eye for detail and an appreciation of beauty in his journey's destination, his work encapsulates impressions that often go unnoticed.

The Power of the Journey
In the world of Fine Art Prints, every journey of his results in a unique vision.  Arthur embodies this ideology, transforming mundane moments into artistic impressions.  His ability to see beyond the surface allows him to capture emotions and narratives that resonate with viewers.  Whether it’s the play of light on a subject or the use of many editing techniques, his creative process reveals unique visions and impressions, stories embedded in each work of art.

Creating Lasting Impressions
Each of Arthur Jacob’s photographs is crafted with care, intended to linger in the minds of those who encounter them.  From scenes that evoke awe to other images filled with raw emotion, his work invites viewers to connect with the world around them.  Through his art, he encourages us all to appreciate the little things, reminding us that every moment has the potential to be extraordinary.

He has won several art awards, including Best In Show for “Pictures in Progress” at the regional arts center in Naples, Florida.  He also received an Award of Excellence and was included in juried online exhibition by Manhattan Arts International. 

Jacob has received three awards from the Medial Museum in London, England.  He also won the Cover Competition for the inside front cover of the Winter/Spring issue of Art & Beyond, a national print and electronic magazine. His art has also appeared in an episode of HGTV’s “Million Dollar Homes.”  Arthur was featured in the article “Art In Full Bloom” in Luxe Beat Magazine’s art section in New York City.

He was also highlighted in “More Colors Than The Rainbow” in ArtLA Online Magazine, Santa Monica, and in Professional Artist magazine.  His creative efforts have extended to communities he has lived in.  He served on the board of directors for both the Las Vegas Contemporary Arts Collective and the Southwest Oregon Art Museum.  In addition, he has been a juror for online photography art competitions and exhibitions.