Leighann Foster, Founding Artist/Teacher
Gold Medal Gingerbread Man
Accepted into the Salon International 2010 Exhibition at Greenhouse Gallery.
Right now I am painting ingredients I find in recipes from cookbooks, the Internet and on cooking shows.
And it comes to mind that cooking is a lot painting.
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John T. Salminen NWS, AWS.DF
Times Square Cops
John's work has been featured in many national and international magazine publications,
including American Artist's Watercolor Magazine, The Artist's Magazine, Watercolor Magic
and International Artist and in several books.
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Richard Schmid
Captain John's Tomatoes
Richard Schmid was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1934. His earliest artistic influence came from his maternal grandfather, Julian Oates, an architectural sculptor. Richard’s initial studies in landscape painting,
figure drawing, and anatomy began at the age of twelve and continued into classical techniques
under William H. Mosby at the American Academy of Art in Chicago.
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Lana L. Grow AWS/RRWS/SLMM/ISEA
Emissary of Light and Form
I have never really swallowed the idea of following" rules". It never seemed to be a creative option.
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Catherine Nash
Within Skin: A Passage
Environmental Installation
In my artwork, a personal language of symbols distilled from years of sketchbooks: shelters, nests, boats and bowls; light, water, earth and sky; seeds, branches, roots and new growth; eyes and handsbecome timeless images that can be "read" allegorically in many ways.
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Tania Radda
Birth
Enjoy and explore my sculptures, and keep in mind that all these pieces are made entirely of wood.
No other material has been used.
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Daniel E. Greene N. A.
Dartboard & Balloons
Daniel E. Greene, N.A. is a former instructor of painting at the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League of New York. He is the author of "Pastel" that was in print for 25 years and "The Art of Pastel," which were published in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Chinese. In 1969, Mr. Greene was elected to the National Academy of Design.
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Steve Irvine
Teapot
This vessel stands 26 cm tall. It is part of a series of pieces I've been working on for several years,
based originally on the form of a prehistoric Chinese vessel. A copper blue glaze has been sprayed on.
This piece was made through a combination of hand building, press moulding, and altered thrown parts.
It was fired to cone ten reduction.
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Irene Pérez-Omer
Our Lady of Tenderness
Irene has studied both icon writing and icon theory under master iconographer Vladislav Andrejev since 1997. Currently, Irene dedicates herself solely to the study and practice of iconography,
writing icons for private and church commissions.
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Marlaine Verhelst,
Blue Fish
Since 1980 Marlaine is conducting workshops in making dolls and animals. She is an industrial designer (home textiles) and illustrator, and since 1987 author and illustrator of books about dollmaking (in Dutch and German). Publications in several books and magazines in the Netherlands,
Germany, Japan, France and the USA.
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Josie Fife
The Lesson
Painting by Josie Fife
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Kris Parins
Steppin' Out
I am inspired when an ordinary scene or object is somehow transformed into something glorious and wonderful. Maybe it's a striking combination of colors or textures, or a compelling pattern of contrasts. It could be the relationship of a person to nature. Most often it's the effect of sunlight, deepening a color here, making an edge disappear there, that motivates me to paint.
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Nadia Hlibka
"Glaze & Layer" a glazed and layered single signature book. I teach this as a two-day workshop.
Artist, Calligrapher, Teacher
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Hua Nian
Through Shadow 2
Hua Nian, originally from China, taught photo-journalism in Jinan University, Guangzhou,
prior to her move to the USA.
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Diane Keeler
Doll Artist
Figurative Art Calendar 2008
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Liz Walker
Speckled Pears
If you hear a voice within you say "you cannot paint,"
then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced. --Vincent Van Gogh
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Cecy Turner N.W.S., S.W.S.
Enduring Through Time
This scene is in Verona, Italy, just opposite the scene I painted in "Dining with Dante". I liked the people walking under the arches, and, of course, all the textures on the muted colors of the old buildings.
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K. Michael Crawford
Polar Carnivale
You are entering a place filled with make-believe and magical characters. So turn on your imagination
and let your journey begin. Thanks for visiting and come back soon.
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Raphael Schnepf
Spring Window
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Claire Marcus
Smith Marble
Claire Marcus’ Watercolor “ Smith Marble” has been chosen by Kennedy Publishing as a National Watercolor Winner in the Juried Book Watercolor Painting Competitions. The Competition's Winners (from all over the United States) are published in the book “ Best of America Watercolor Artist and Artisans, Vol.1”
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Connie Enzmann-Forneris
Rugs By Connie
Welcome to the online home of Fiber Designs
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Susan Sorrell
Art Snob
Creative Chick Studio
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Jennifer Gould
Woman in Purple Mantle
"My love is textiles in all forms and I work to explore these combined techniques in my dolls and handprinted fabric and garments. I encourage my students to trust their instincts while exploring the unfamiliar."
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Fred Wessel
La Mia Giola (My Joy)
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Joan Hausrath
Malta II
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Ruth Leaf
Starburst
The prints shown on this website include etchings, woodcuts, solar prints, monoprints, and mixed media.
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Nancy Gaucher-Thomas
Grand Flora
My goal is to say as much as I can about my subject without saying it all
so that it leaves the viewer to become an integral part of the painting.
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Pat Wheelis Kochan
Dallas Sculptures
"Paint who you are....I am a city girl so I paint the city and it's people."
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Alla Sviridenko
Tenderness, Silk Painting
Silk Painting and Batik
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Marshall Vandruff
Lobster
I am a teacher of classic drawing, painting, storytelling and pictorial arts.
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Shennen Bersani
Spilt Milk
Bersani's illustrations are breathtakingly lifelike.
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Harriet FeBland
Treasures of the Heart, Electrified Box Construction,
Wood, Acrylic Paint, Mixed Media, 11"w 8.5"h x 6.75 "d
FeBland's boxes, an outgrowth of her large scale constructions and totems, present a compelling paradox
in which the dichotomy of inside and outside is explored.
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Catherine Hillis
Ascending the Stairway to Heaven
"Pursue what you love, love what you pursue." Catherine Hillis has painted all her life,
studying privately throughout the last two decades, winning numerous awards and honors
at competitive shows regionally and nationally.
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Cynthia Porter
Bitter and Sweet, Encaustic on Board
Collage and Mixed Media Painting "A subtle blend of the conceptual and the sensual."
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Stephen Silver, Character Designer
Kim Possible, one of the many designs Stephen has created for television animation.
Stephen Silver an animation character designer will introduce you to the art of drawing, character design
and the business of art. He will share with you his personal techniques fro producing top notch character designs and the creative process of drawing.
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Diane Worfolk Allison
Emma, Colored Pencil
Diane Worfolk Allison has a multi-faceted career, having spent years as a portrait artist, a Montessori teacher,
a published illustrator and author of children’s books and essays, a storyteller and a performer.
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Martine House
Reliquary
Fiber Artist, Teacher and Author
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Janice Yow Hindes
San Antonio, Texas
Hindes is respected as a colorist with keen insight into the effects of varying types of light. She makes every attempt to capture fleeting moments, honestly. She is a firm believer that life is beautiful; therefore, the artist’s greatest need is to see more clearly rather than excessive embellishment.
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Rose Hughes
New Beginnings
During the last several years I have allowed my interest in ravens to guide my work. This has been a freeing experience and opened the door to innumerable new personal insights and quiltmaking opportunities.
The quilts created during this period have been produced by progressively experimenting
with various design elements and techniques.
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Irina Kirlenko Milton
Sweet Dreams
"In my work I have been focused on three main elements: design, light, and color", Irina says. "Light, dark, and value of the color inspired me more than anything. I want to share with everybody how beautiful everything is that God has done. I want to capture the complexities of reflection, light, value, tone, and shade,
and I hope that might trigger an emotion in someone else."
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John Stevens Design
Leonardo DaVinci
Various pens / media and colored pencil on Canson paper. The texts are excerpts dealing with
knowledge-theory vs. experience. The words expressed some feelings I had at that time about
teachers, especially in lettering and design.
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Stuart Williamson, Sculptor
Portrait of Simon Bolivar and the Sculptor, Stuart Williamson
Teacher of Sculpture, Exhibitions Consultant, Tel/Fax 593 2 2375 916
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Roger Alderman
Fall in Canelo
SEE MY NEW BLOG AT http://rogeralderman.blogspot.com/, this is a demonstration
of my painting techniques of larger outdoor landscapes.
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Christopher Robbins
Beast of Burden
Christopher Robbins teaches art, ceramics, and sculpture at McNeil High School in the Round Rock
School District. He lives and creates his distinctive sculptures in Leander, Texas.
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Ebrahim Amin
Soft Hearted
Won the "Best of Show" award in a figure show at Laguna Plein Air Painters Association Aug. 2007
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Sharon Pitts Studio
Irises on Gold
Painting is my language. With watercolors, and brush and paper, I translate the world around me.
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Inge Dam
Master Weaver and Textile Designer
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Elizabeth Barton
April Rains
Art Quilts
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Linda Harshbarger
Letters to Piet
There is a force within me that must create. It speaks to me, inspires and motivates me. For twenty years this energy had been directed towards fabric and thread, resulting in quilts and quilted clothing.
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Wendy Ellsworth
Fall Splendor
Color surrounds me and excites me on all levels and I find infinite inspiration from observing Nature in all her seasonal wardrobes. I am captivated by the rhythm of stringing beads and the patience it requires to sit and bead for hours and hours. It slows down the frenetic pace of my hurried life and helps me find perspective.
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Donna Durbin
Lifting the Veil
“Touch is an essential connection to life. My art evolves intuitively through a manipulation of surface, color, texture and form. Tapestry weaves an unconscious thread to the human spirit. These abstract mixed media tapestries inspire the senses to recall a primal source of beauty.My purpose is to touch people’s spirits with beauty and healing.” Donna Durbin
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Cynthia Minden
Reverie
I started as a basketmaker, delighted by the idea of containing space as well as things gathered. Soon I started to make odd shaped vessels that could contain nothing other than one's imagination.
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Lois Bryant Studio
Lib (Clarity)
Weaving woven on a computer-assisted Jacquard handloom.
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Michael Chesley Johnson, PSA, PSNM
Herring Smokehouse, Low Tide
"As artists, there's a reason why we paint the landscape and not the figure, still life or some other subject. It's the landscape that feeds our creative fire. Thankful for its inspiration, we are eager to see that it, in turn, gets taken care of. And our best way of making sure it gets the care it so richly deserves is this: To put our representations of it on display for all the world to see. Our hope is that our paintings will
encourage others to become stewards of the land, just as we have become its promoters."
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Crystal Beshara
Acorn Hunter
“More and more I realize how much my rural background influences my work. In the beginning painting was a way for me to preserve those childhood memories, as monuments or icons in my life. Now, as I explore different mediums and subjects, I find it is those quiet moments as a child spent observing my rich
environment that persuades me to keep drawing..painting to keep trying to re-create the perfect moment.”
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Judy Crowe
The Sunday Painter
Crowe’s subject matter includes figurative, still life, and landscape. Her direct representational style
is painted from life either in the studio or plein air.
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Cody DeLong
Blond Bluff of Sedona
Cody DeLong is renowned for his unique and original oil paintings where he captures a wonderful sense of light in his landscape paintings and beautiful atmosphere in his signature skyscapes and sunset paintings.
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Sandy DeLehanty
St. Remy, France
My favorite way of capturing memories as I travel is by keeping a Watercolor Journal.
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Julie Houck
Keanae Cove
Julie’s paintings are exhibited extensively in Hawaii. Her work is part of the permanent collections of the Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts and the Hawaii State Art Museum.
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Camille Dellar Fine Art
California Hotel, Santa Barbara
Artist Camille Renga Dellar is a native of Santa Barbara, California. Growing up in the beautiful foothills that embrace this picturesque area helped develop her keen observation of landscape.
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Sandra Power
Within Reach
"The measure of a good artist is not just that they have something interesting to say,
but they have found an interesting way to say it. Sandra Power succeeds on both counts."
Gary Faigin, Art critic, KUOW public radio, WA
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Ning Lee
Ponies and Chinese Plums
Ning worked as a visiting artist at various art centers both in the United States and Canada in the early 1990s and finally settled down in New York metro area in 1996. He has exhibited in China, Canada and United States, received various awards, and has works in corporate and private collections in the US and abroad.
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Carol Staub
Frontier ll
Carol is currently represented by the Louisa Melrose Gallery in Gladstone, NJ, the Tideline Gallery
in Hockessin, DE, the Jennings Gallery in Washington, D.C., the Tideline Gallery in Rehoboth Beach, DE,
and The Boca Museum of Art Artist’s Guild in Boca Raton, FL. Carol resides with her husband in Somerset, NJ during the summer and in Port St. Lucie, FL during the winter.
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Adrienne Sloane
Body Count
I knit to rejoin the frayed and unraveled places around me.
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Janet Checker Studio
The Lovers
My art is a blend of many different creative expressions over many years.
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Babette Grunwald
Mother Of Us All
Nature is fascinating in so many ways: evolution, adaptation, and change are intricate parts of an ever-changing world. I am interested in transformation in nature, moments of deep cataclysmic shifts, moments of superb energy release. I am interested in the very special instants when a balance is broken or shifted, an existing equilibrium is changed and transformation occurs. More and more, humans
are influencing some shifts in nature.
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Fran Forman
Hovering Child
With a background in psychology, design, and photography, I make photographic images combining portraiture with dreamed landscapes and the natural world. As my work creates juxtapositions in time, it also re-imagines relationships of scale and physical possibility. My images create an inclusiveness that is wistful yet ironic. Children and adults, anonymous and forgotten, appear as honored guests. Although my images
violate the laws of physics, they honor the interdependence and connections of humanity
with the animals, insects, and plants, which populate the natural world.
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Rob Colvin Studios Inc.
Valley of the Giants
"I see geometry in the land, mountains and skies.
The abstract beauty of God's creations are a marvel to behold."
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Jayne Willoughby Scott
Waiting
I am a multi-media visual artist. The subject matter of my abstracted images are the human figure and prairie landscape. How one experiences objects in space and over a period of time is a consistent theme in this innovative work. A unique fragmentation of shapes and lines results from a process of layering,
distortion and abstraction of paint, charcoal and textiles. The dynamic works are defined
by the media and the energetic mark-making.
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Victor Wang
Victor Wang with his painting, In the Distance
Victor (Sheng) Wang, Professor, Department of Fine Arts, Fontbonne University, St. Louis, Missouri 63105 USA
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Scott Mattlin
Kayla-In Studio Light
Scott Mattlin is an artist with a deep and passionate appreciation for beauty in the natural world
and within the human spirit.
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David Schwindt Studio
Marble Canyon Majesty
"I have always loved color and the diverse landscapes of the Southwest where I grew up."
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Brian Blood Fine Art
The Dragger
Northern Californian Brian Blood has been a professional artist for the past 25 years. Operating his own publishing company, then becoming a successful Illustrator, working in Graphic Design and now for the past 17 years he has settled into Fine Art. Teaching for more than a decade in the Fine Art Dept. at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco and conducting his own Plein Air Painting Workshops around California keeps him very busy. Brian's painting workshops are open to all levels of painting experience. They are geared towards helping artist deepen their insights in painting with oils.
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Candice Eisenfeld
Beneath The Earth II
The landscape is a universal symbolic image, thick with narration and metaphor, which is why
it has been a canonized subject matter for so much of art history. Particularly today at a time
when the natural land is disappearing at an unprecedented rate, the landscape
becomes an even more poignant image to work with.
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Cynthia Peterson
Swimming In The Blue
One of my first contacts with art as a child was looking at reproductions of Flemish still life paintings. I was fascinated with the way the painters carefully rendered the effects of light upon reflective surfaces.
Throughout my art career, I have felt compelled to explore light and color
in combination with these surfaces.
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Fong Choo
Tom's Stretched Series With Tea Bowls
"What is to exciting about looking at a sleeping tiger?"
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Eric Serritella Studio
Jiving Teapot 2
Clay is a center in my life. I am involved with it in one way or another almost every day. Through it I express my love for the natural world and its continuous beauty. I am fortunate to make my living as an
artist, sharing my visions in a medium to which I feel deeply connected.
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Susan Webb Lee
Colors Dance
This quilt has been used as CD cover art, as well as for the covers of two college math textbooks.
It was also included in The Art Quilt by Robert Shaw, 1997.
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Michelle Barnes
Angel Speak
Michelle Barnes has won numerous awards for her illustrations in books, magazines, and newspapers,
including a Society of Illustrators Silver Medal Award.
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The Art Of Philip Straub
I've gotten a-lot of mileage of this painting. It was the image that landed me my first artist rep.,
my first national award, and my first paying job. Society of Illustrators Annual 1998,
Spectrum Fantasy Annual 2000, Expose' 1, Digital Fine Art Book, 2003,
Kota Press Gold Award, August 2003, Total Image Award 2003,
Electronic Arts Permanent Corporate Collection 2005.
Philip's luminous and meticulously detailed digital and traditional oil paintings have classical influences but are purely based on the fantastic. Many images are derived from the ever present surreal worlds that play out
in his mind like lucid dreams throughout the day.
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Greg Spalenka
Ignite Thy Passion
There has always been a yearning inside me to create art that has meaning. I desire to reflect this time and place in which I live, yet also to manifest that other landscape inside my mind and deeper still,
inside my soul.
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Ryan D. Jacque
Ever So Gently
Over the years, my commissioned drawings have included children, dogs, horses, wedding portraits and houses. Occasionally collectors wanted to see a particular bird or animal subject,
and commission a drawing with that theme.
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Todd Reed, Inc
.925 silver with patina, 18ky gold, 2mm raw diamond cubes
"Since 1992 Todd Reed has been exploring the use of raw diamonds in his timeless jewelry. Hand fabricated in 18 and 22 karat golds with sterling silver, each piece is a unique piece of art. Todd's jewelry has won many of the industries top awards and is represented by the top stores and galleries around the world.
Todd continues to keep his work inspired and free from the confines of the societal norm".
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Mike Tracy
Mike Tracy Sketchbook January 2008
Please click on the images or the month to go to the sketchbook pages for that month. These drawings are usually done early in the morning and reflect whatever the preoccupation, vision, or inspiration is at hand,
at the moment. If you take the same magazines, newspapers, catalogs as I do, you might begin
to recognize some of the imagery, although it is often turned, spindled, mutilated
or deconstructed and reassembled to suit the moment.
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Ned Mueller
Flower Market-Guatemala
I love the challenge of painting outdoors-particularly figures of people
doing everyday things in different cultures.
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Judy Ann Ness
Lorquin's Admiral 54" X 24"
Textile Arts Teacher and Fiber Artist, specializing in Tapestry, Krokbragd Tapestry
and Hand Woven Rugs.
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Judie Jacobs
Madame X
Judie works in her studio/gallery at the Tula Arts Center in Atlanta where she has maintained a studio since 1984. She continues to be involved in the Atlanta art community by exhibiting in art shows throughout
the year. Paintings and sculptures by the artist are represented by Watson Gallery and
Frameworks Gallery in Atlanta, Zimmerman Gallery in Augusta, Georgia,
Globe Gallery in Clayton, Georgia and Seven Oaks Gallery in Lakemont, Georgia.
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Trinidad Mac-Auliffe
Materia
I believe that artistic creations are searches to either share an experience, or to find some answers
about the mystery of our own existence.
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Susan kavicky
Tilted
Black/brown ash basketry is taken to a new form when the traditional wood splint is showcased in Susan kavicky’s work. Whether the structure is organic or architectural, the satin of black ash is always the center of attention. It is the satin that compels Susan to work with black ash. Influenced by a strong commitment to the creative process Susan strives to listen and follow the developing work rather than direct a specific result.
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Wendy Durfey
Window on Twill
Contemporary Basketry
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Rebecca Weinstein
Glass
I was born in San Francisco and did my undergrad work at UC Santa Cruz,
where I studied painting and photography.
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Jo Ann Cooksey Bono
The Embrace
There's something about collage artists that makes them want to collect "stuff." I have always collected quips and quotes that I felt were interesting. Some are trite, some are profound, yet all have meaning to me.
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Linda Lucas Hardy
Peaches and Cream
Selected by Southwest Art Magazine as one of 10 Artists to watch in 2008.
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James Wu
In Memory of July
Master of Fine Arts, Fontbonne University, Missouri 1998
Master of Arts, Fontbonne University, Missouri 1997
B.F.A, National Taiwan University of Arts, Taipei 1982
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Elena Mary Siff
The Mission
"Elena Mary Siff mines a broad range of contemporary images and artifacts
in work with a particularly social and political bent."
-Nancy Doll, Former Director, Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts forum
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Valeri Larko
Digester Eggs
My art reflects my ongoing fascination with the landscape where urban culture and nature collide,
most often to be found in the fringes of our cities.
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Chris Saper
Forsythia
In addition to her full-time commissioned portrait practice, Saper is an active speaker, demonstrator and instructor. She is a faculty member of the Portrait Society of America and the Scottsdale Artists' School.
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Ron Schwartz
Arizonia Rust
Ron Schwartz was born April 8, 1934 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He developed his early skills
in art classes at the Philadelphia Art Museum.
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Roxa Smith
Monsoon
Animals' ability for unfettered expression is both enviable and foreign within the boundaries of humanity. We are restrained in behavior by our nature and by society, to the extent that one can imagine an animal mocking our comparatively reserved demonstrations of love, need or anger.
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Marcia Stein
Drumming Up Business
I have had a lifelong interest in the needle arts, and I love the tactile nature of quilting.
Like many quilters before me, I began by taking classes to learn standard methods and
traditional patterns before moving on to designs of my own creation.
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Kim Thoman
Mother of Pearl Series #1
The work in this series was created during the summers of 2001 and 2002 in Blacksburg, a small university town in southwest Virginia. My studio was just south of town, a beautiful drive, each day,
through the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Cesar Santander
Reflected Felix
Cesar Santander is a "Photorealist" painter. He uses photographs as sources for his paintings
and the paintings themselves look like photographs.
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Robert Anderson
Majorette
Robert Anderson has been painting and printmaking since receiving his Master of Fine Arts Degree from
Pratt Institute in 1972. He has been involved with digital image making since 1986, using the computer
as a graphical composition tool for planning complicated figurative paintings.
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Lee Goldberg
She dared not from the path
"There is a dialogue between myself and the materials I choose to use: what they will and will not do; how the material will change and become something different than its original form. It is a give and take process of layering on and taking off until the work tells me it is finished. I have always been interested in other cultures and other times both real and imagined and that becomes a large part of the story telling in my work."
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Sandra Kaplan
Winds
Painting is my way of understanding the natural world and the human made world, of sharpening my focus. On one day, Science may take precedence, on another, visual reality. On occasion, metaphor becomes prime, at other times a fascination with patterning or the interaction between humans and nature directs my work. Occasionally the seduction of the paint is irresistible, or I fall under the spell of color sequence.
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Ilze Aviks
Purified
Textiles represent an alternative history and practice. The physical nature of the stitched mark reminds the viewer of a kind of activity and maker marginalized in traditional art histories. The use of roses, pins, or
polka dots asks the viewer to revisit the notion of “femininity” in art, as well as the romantic and nostalgic.
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Barbara Olsen Originals
Dreamwalkers
Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area, Barbara has always created art since she was a child for her own amusement and enjoyment. In 1980, when her three children were grown, she began devoting full time to her artistic career. A fully self taught artist, Barbara has achieved an international reputation with a style that combines shimmering colors, a unique sense of design, and the artful skills of a storyteller.
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Trice Tolle
Lavender Fields
In the colorful expressionistic landscape paintings of Trice Tolle, one can see how she has found infinite ways to capture the endless beauty and emotion found in nature. She has traveled extensively throughout
her life and draws upon her travels as one of her inspirations. Trice states that when she paints,
it is like one of her adventures, she never knows how it will end up!
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Clinton T. Hobart
Antique Playthings
I was born in Philadelphia, grew up in New Jersey and studied Fine Arts and figure drawing
at the School of Visual Arts in New York City.
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Kimberley Reid
Herstmonceux Castle
Kimberley has a long term goal to capture in watercolors all the major castles in Britain, Ireland and then on to continental Europe. She also enjoys ceramic sculpture. In addition to being a talented artist she enjoys working with her students on a one to one basis and teaches on-line. She offers the first critique for free.
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Gil Dellinger Fine Art
A View from Lake O'Hara
Gil Dellinger has participated in over 300 group and one person exhibitions. He is a retired Professor of Art
at the University of the Pacific. He has inspired many young artists through his talent for teaching
and his own artwork, having won the Distinguished Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence
and Professional Contribution in 1990.
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The Fine Art of Betty Jean Billups
Times Between
"Capturing an inner feeling, a moment in time so quickly passing...A moment that is beyond words, almost beyond thought. In art, as music, there are rhythms, movements, flow and ebb...." Betty Jean Billups
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Steve Kell
Del Mar
Steve Kell sold his first oil painting at age 18, but his creative bent and runaway sense of humor
quickly steered him toward cartooning and humorous greeting-card writing.
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Tanis Bula Watercolor Fine Art
Mixed Iris
A moment in time - in nature the light and shadow are always forming complex shapes, textures, patterns and colors. As an artist, I am trying to capture these elements in my paintings. With paint and brush, I am also adding strong graphic contrasts and careful detail to the very special moment in time!
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Ron Rencher Fine Art
Snow Squalls on the North Rim
I am one of six plein air artists who are featured in a PBS series,
PLEIN AIR, PAINTING THE AMERICAN LANDSCAPE. www.pleinairamerica.com
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Julie Johnson Pottery
Julie uses porcelain and works to find a balance between the decorated surface and the pot’s form.
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Bernard J.Dellario
Old Boots
Studied under:
Diane Tesler – Oil Painting
Danni Dawson – Portrait/Figure Painting
Peter Thrasher – Portrait Painting
Robert Liberace – Figure Drawing
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Scott Lloyd Anderson
Evening on Piazzale Michelangelo, Florence
Painted while in Italy with my friend Joe Paquet. A young Japanese art restoration student
watched me paint this, and taught me Italian, for three hours.
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Zhaoming Wu
Dancing With Illumination
Zhaoming Wu was born in China and grew up in Guangzhou City. He received his BFA from the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Art China and his MFA from the Academy of Art University, San Francisco.
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Alice Harrison
Cabinets of Frivolities 3, 19' X 22" assemblage
My creative process is intuitive – starting with materials and/or marks that I make – with no preconceived plan. I like putting things together – sometimes pieces that seem not to go together. My work encompasses a variety of mediums – oil, acrylic, water, prints, found papers and objects, image transfer and encaustic. In each artwork there may be one medium, two or many media combined in one piece. Inspiration comes from the inside – based on my personal distillation of the external world.
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Lynn Goodman
Plaid Platter
I have been working for 18 years on pieces which are thrown on a potter's wheel, individually carved and inlaid with multiple colors of glaze, and finished with gold luster. While the technique is similar,
although refined from 18 years ago, the aesthetic focus has changed.
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Mary K. Connelly
Taos Interior
For the last five years I have been working on a series of narrative works and smaller interior paintings
that are a distillation of perception and memory, where color and light convey a world
psychologically and spiritually charged.
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Art and Ginny Blevins
Larger Than Life Size
Welcome to Blevins Sculpture Studio. Sculptors Art & Ginny Blevins. We create bronze statues for corporate, public, and private monuments and memorials of children and adults, living or deceased.
Our specialties are portrait busts, figure commissions, reliefs, and MiniMe's,
but our work spans a range of categories, genres, and sizes.
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Michael Wisner Pottery
Red Sunflower
Inspired by ancient Anasazi and Mimbres potsherds, I began making southwestern pottery. I dig clay in the Elk Mountains outside my studio in Snowmass, Colorado. The clay is filtered to remove rocks and debris and then hand coiled to form each piece. The pottery is then incised with metal tools to create the rythmic texture
and pattern. Each pot is a one-of-a-kind hand crafted work of art.
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Dan Fogelberg
Three Pots
“I have always been drawn to ways of working that have allowed for discovery, surprise, failure and redemption. I find my images in the layers of paint, discover the form as my hands touch the clay, surrender to the vagaries of the fire. Each work comes to me, not as an answer, but as another question. The longer I make art,
the more I realize it’s not about mastery or control. What remains is an ongoing dialog between
the artist and his art. One must listen as well as speak.”
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Pat Swyler
Sustenance
Since childhood the human figure has interested me as subject matter. Recent changes in my life allow me to spend time working from live models in both clay and drawing materials. Although the majority of my work is three dimensional, drawing and painting are essential to the development of my ideas in clay.
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Isaac Arms
Blue Chair
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Karen Swyler
Tend
Personal relationships are integral to our survival; they bring meaning to life and satisfy the need
for interaction on both an emotional and physical level.
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Kent Townsend
Long Cabinet in Macassar Ebony
Creating one of a kind, furniture represents a unique blending of the beauty, elegance, and materials
of the natural world, and the Creative spirit of ones imagination.
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Jessica Straus
Taking Root
Jessica Straus is a wood sculptor from the Boston area. Her carved and polychromed wood sculptures
explore the poetry of unexpected juxtapositions between recognizable and invented forms.
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Allison Mcgowan
Archie's Vase
The challenge of creating handbuilt porcelain forms using texture, volume, and structure keeps my interest in the working process. The body of work represented here is an innate connection of elements in nature,
in the sewing process, and also in Art Nouveau.
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Mary Hetts
Financial Responsibility, coiled wax linen and credit cards
Creativity – The ability to recognize an idea. Take that idea and become engaged and excited about
its possibilities. Take the excitement and apply it to the process of working on your Art. True inspiration and creativity comes more readily when you learn to enjoy the journey through your art, no matter what direction it might take you. Learn to follow your artistic voice as well as guide your Art to its completion.
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George Handy
Transylvania Public Library (10'H by 36'W by 1.5'D)
These high relief wall sculptures are designed using urethane block (rock lite) with epoxy and fiberglass coatings. Rocklite is signboard used primarily for outdoor applications. The man-made material
is much more stable than wood and is very durable for public or corporate installations.
Scale is on average approximately 6 feet in length, by 4 feet in height.
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Nan Jacobsohn
The Ring of Fire
I don't know when the urge to create began. It has always been there from earliest memory. It started with painting and drawing, but once I discovered sculpture and particularly clay, over twenty years ago,
I was totally obsessed. There is a prose poem by Byrd Baylor that states, "Clay remembers
the hands that made it." I love the fact that you connect directly with the clay with your fingers
and it responds like a living thing. Although many images inspire me and I sculpt a
variety of subjects, the image of the horse and women's stories are my passion.
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Brent Skidmore Studio
Low Slung Boulder Table
The passion for discovery through self-expression persuades me to be an artist and is part
of the driving force that compels me to teach art.
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Joe Paquet
Morning Light, Crystal Cove
"To make you see what I have seen is part of my objective; but, to have you feel what I have felt
is the ultimate goal. Capturing an effect is capturing the emotion of a place, time or a moment.
The more specific the moment, the more singular the emotion."
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Robin Murphy Ceramics
Yellow Bunny
My work has undergone major transitions the past two years, from functional ceramics to animal and figurative sculpture. I have always been interested in sculptural work but didn't know where to begin. It's difficult to try something new when you have achieved a certain level of success with your present artistic direction.
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Jennye Rebecca Owen
Point Jacket
Handweaver Jennye Rebecca Owen is a studio artist who creates a line of handwoven clothing for women. Formerly a resident of Atlanta, she relocated to the mountains of North Carolina in 2006 after retiring
from 35 years of teaching art. She is a member of the Southern Highland Craft Guild.
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Akira and Larry Blount
Natural Treasure
These latest pieces by my husband Larry and I are a natural extension of the collaborative direction we have been working in for the past 8 years. My own creative impulse has been moving beyond
the more traditional "doll" forms I have been known for over the past 30 years.
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Myrna Wacknov NWS CWA
Older Than Dirt
Myrna continues to explore watercolor's limitless range of possibilities with a special emphasis on color, dramatic impact, and textures. Her figurative work seeks out the universal communication
of humanity through expression and gesture.
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Gary Ozias
A Shaft of Sunlight
I enjoy painting the natural world.
My work is representational but has a painterly style which sometimes borders on impressionism.
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Carolyn Anderson
Portrait
Carolyn Anderson, a nationally recognized artist, is an accomplished pastelist and oil painter.
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Donna Watson Studios
Night
"I view my work as an ongoing process of search, and self-examination. I am interested in the passage of time, and what remains. I try to explore the effects of time on memory, identity and nature.
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Peggy Flora Zalucha AWS NWS TWSA
Birthday Cake
These paintings celebrate the familiar. They dignify the everyday objects which surround us,
exalting real worth and beauty which too often the world fails to notice.
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Mark E. Mehaffey AWS-NWS
Blue Monolith 3
I have been painting for over forty years. During that time my interest in the act of painting has never waned. However, the content of my work and my technical abilities have constantly been in a state of flux.
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Jane Dunnewold
Complex Cloth, Order your copy from Amazon.com
The concept of art cloth arose from a related idea - that of complex cloth. I wrote a book of that name,
which was published in 1996 by Fiber Studio Press, an imprint of Martingale and Company.
Complex Cloth details a series of surface design patterning processes,
all of which can be combined in endless permutations, to create
a cloth surface with richness and visual depth.
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Diane Ainsworth
Fences
I've been a painter since childhood—this is what I am meant to do. Wherever my art leads me
I am grateful to pursue its ever-changing challenge.
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Nancy Crow
Award for Excellence (Pictorial Books) Chicago Book Clinic I Book & Media Awards November 2006
Not just a catalog of wonderful artworks but an introduction to an equally impressive person,
this book is a fine example of creative spirit and artistic insight.
- Paula Frosch, Metropolitan Museum of Art Library, New York
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Theresa Rankin Fine Art
Coiled
"Impatient Realist"
Oil Painter and Photographer
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Eric McGehearty
"Integrated Notions"
As a sculptor, educator, and lecturer Eric McGehearty uses his personal struggle with dyslexia
as a "jumping off" point to discuss issues like perseverance, advocacy, and hope. Audiences find
that his work in conjunction with his speaking drives home those points.
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J. C. Heywood
Neo-Cubist Study II
Screenprint
For me, creating images is the most wonderful of games...
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Susan Lyon and Scott Burdick
Andrea's Flag
Scott's painting is in the permanent collection of the
Westervelt-Warner Museum of American Art in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
"I see painting as both a way of exploring the world and then as the vehicle of sharing those discoveries
with others. I travel to find subjects to paint as much as paint so I can travel and expand my horizons.
Through this unique language, one can say things that are impossible with words."
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Quang Ho
Table for Four
Realism and abstract-it's all the same to me. The real essence of painting is the dialogue between shapes, tones, colors, textures, edges, and line. Everything else follows-including light, form,
concepts, personal beliefs and inspirations.
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Marilynn Thomas
Hummer on a Branch
Marilyn paints in Watercolor and Oil and teaches Watercolor classes.
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Amery Bohling
Beautiful Morning
An artist recognized for her skill and strong determination, Amery Bohling exhibits
a drive to excel in all aspects of work.
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Elizabeth Wilson
Scrabble
Elizabeth Wilson is a nationally recognized artist, whose work has often been described as having a “quiet energy”. Primarily a Landscape painter, she has also worked extensively with the Figure. She has taught Drawing & Design at various colleges & universities in Philadelphia for over 15 years.
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Dan Beck
Story Teller
Equally adept at figurative, still-life and landscape,
Dan Beck is an award winning artist and sought after teacher.
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Danny Griego
Regents Road Freeway Bridge
Danny Griego was born and raised in Greeley, Colorado, a plains town in the northern part of the state. He received a BA in Theatrical Scene Design and a minor in Art from the University of Northern Colorado in 1991.
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Matthew Hillier
Buffalo with Egret
Matthew Hillier's extraordinary wildlife paintings offer the viewer a unique vantage point. His paintings express more than the physical characteristics of a species; they reveal the artist’s passion for his subjects.
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Carol Marine
Three Red Pears
Carol Marine is a painter in Texas who has been practicing the painting a day regimen since October of 2006.
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Tina Riedel
still life #2
These images, like much of life, are the result of a happy accident, born out of the desperation felt when my camera broke. These are a combination of my photos, photos I've taken of old family photos, and satellite images captured and stitched together.
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Jennifer Balkan
Patriotic
Although I had drawn all my life, I didn't embrace my passion to paint until 2001.
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Janey Skeer
Formations
An Exploration of the Interplay and Unity of Clay and Steel.
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Carol Shinn
Summer Rocker
Carol Shinn is a studio artist who lives in Fort Collins, Colorado.
She is known internationally for photo-realistic machine-stitched images.
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Nadine Boughton
One Giant Step
As a child growing up in Rochester, New York, land of George Eastman’s Kodak,
everything pointed toward photography.
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Connie Christensen
Creamer and Sugar
Connie Christensen is a studio potter and ceramics instructor focusing on wheel thrown
and altered functional pottery.
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Marie Olofsdotter
Crow Divination
Marie Olofsdotter's life is the exploration of artistic voice. Whether taking the form of a picture book,
a poem, or a painting, her artwork is a means of communication, a kind of storytelling.
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Stephen Rueckert
911
Voices of St. Albans
Towers filled with poetry, drawings and memories from the hearts and minds of students,
faculty, staff, family and friends of St. Albans School for Boys.
Designed and created by Stephen Rueckert 2002
steel, etched glass and paper 24" x 24" x 50"
Commissioned by
Saint Albans School for Boys, Washington D.C.
with permission by The Edna St.Vincent Millay Society, Boston, MA.
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Robert Quackenbush
Oil painting by Robert Quackenbush of some of his popular book characters
Robert Quackenbush, who graduated from the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles,
and who also has a Masters in Social Studies and a Ph.D. in Childhood Education,
is the author and illustrator of nearly two hundred books for young readers.
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Bill Thomson Illustration
Karate Hour
Bill Thomson is an artist working out of his studio in Southington, Connecticut. Thomson graduated
from Syracuse University in 1985 and his work has appeared in diverse advertising, book, and editorial assignments for clients across the United States. Thomson has illustrated three children's books,
Karate Hour, Building With Dad, and Baseball Hour, all for Marshall Cavendish Children's Books.
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Diane Sammet
John Muir Double Portrait
Specialties, Animals, Children, Publishing
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Susan Schade and Jon Buller
Jon Buller has illustrated over 50 kids' books, most of them done in collaboration with his wife, Susan Schade. Susan does most of the writing, and Jon Buller does most of the illustrating, but they both do a little of each. For more details of their lurid and scandal-filled lives and careers, visit their website!
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Karen Shaw
Tied to Buoys
"To sincerely express through my painting that which I see in people and nature,
in the most colorful and rhythmic manner, is my ultimate goal in art."
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Thomas F. Yezerski
Together in Pinecone Patch
Inspired by my family history, this is the first book I wrote. Readers and reviewers alike found something familiar in this American tale about immigration, prejudice, and love. It’s about an Irish girl and a Polish boy
who find themselves stuck in the same Pennsylvania coal-mining town.
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Holly Downing
Importing Wisdom: Peruvian Huayno
I first discovered the sensuous blacks and subtle grays of the Mezzotint when I was in my early twenties. At the time, there were few people practicing this archaic engraving technique, which was invented in the 17th century, but was nearly lost with the advent of photography.
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Neecy Twinem
Spiders at the Italian Cafe from Three Hungry Spiders and One Fat Fly
Neecy Twinem is an award winning children's book author and illustrator.
Neecy has authored over 17 published picture books for various ages.
Her colorful engaging titles invite children to explore the natural world.
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Cheryl Safren
Interior Transport
With Chemistry as Art, Safren uses chemical reactions on metal surfaces to create dynamic images.
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David Cobley
Sir David Goldberg, Professor Emeritus, The Institute of Psychiatry
David works from a studio in Bath, England, and his paintings are largely a result
of his fascination with the human form and human behaviour.
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Charles Warren Mundy
Identity Theft
Master Signature Member, Oil Painters of America
Master Status, American Impressionist Society
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Michael Shane Neal
Rhododendrons
When I see light falling against a woman’s face, shadows of lavender and blue cast by a rose bush
in the garden, or a twinkle in the eye of an elderly man that gives insight into his youth of long ago,
I am driven to interpret the world around me in paint. As a writer chronicles in words his view
of the world, I want to express in paint my feelings and emotions. To do this, to develop
the skills of my craft, I strive to challenge myself every day.
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Jennifer Falck Linssen
Evening Muse
Handcrafted basket of handcarved paper (katagami) with stitching. Materials include
archival cotton paper, aluminum, waxed linen, indigo, paint, and varnish.
The foundation of my artwork lies in the ancient Japanese paper and textile traditions
of katagami and katazome.
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Huihan Liu
A Piece of Chocolate
The most remarkable aspect of Huihan's art is his ability to infuse his painted characters
with life and a sense of living history.
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Carol Tarzier
Torso 8
I began sculpting in 1993, a few years after moving to the Bay Area. Sculpture soon grew to be
my primary form of artistic expression, with water-based clay as a medium, leading to loose
representations of the human form. I recently embarked in a new direction, producing
high-polish classically finished bronzes with a contemporary feel.
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Barbara Sabastian
SAS Institute Building, The Main Lobby, Gary, North Carolina
My work is about blending the needs of the client with my creativity to produce
the ultimate impact on the interior environment and all those who view it.
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Ruth Foote
Drive to the Adirondaks
Ruth’s award winning work has been exhibited nationally and internationally. Her personal art work
covers a range of subjects and technologies. Movement and multiple exposure are distinct
visual elements in much of her work as she seeks images that convey an interpretive
emotional feel rather than a descriptive illustration of fact.
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James Steele
Calla Lily on Hip
My inspiration for this photograph, was drawn from my appreciation of the work by Georgia O'Keefe
and the photographs of O'Keefe by Alfred Stieglitz.
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Mary Brodbeck
Cling
Mary Brodbeck makes woodblock prints the traditional Japanese way.
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Rosemary Luckett
Holding Pattern II
Reacting to human interaction with the natural world around me, I link up images of seemingly innocuous
human made items: tree-shaped deodorizers and tree stumps; SUV and polar bear; real birds
and fake birds; whales and submarines.
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Gale Webb
"Taking a Break"
American Watercolor Society 134th International Exhibition 2001 - Don Kingman Award
Gale Webb is a nationally recognized Lubbock artist who enjoys painting predominately in watercolor,
combining acrylic and collage, to give excitement and texture.
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Robert Liberace
Orpheus
Draftsman, painter and sculptor Robert Liberace puts the figure in motion to draw forth
the poetic essence of his subjects.
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Remy Pessah
Rémy’s mission is to produce one-of-a-kind designs with a custom fit
that guarantee her clients one hundred percent satisfaction.
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Shelly Thornton
Nina and Swiftly
I'm an artist who makes one-of-a-kind cloth dolls.
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Scott Henstrand
morpheme/numeric combination 3
My intent is to give the viewer language in its partial form, at the inchoate place where our given meaning
to the drawn symbol falls between representing an abstract concept or a concrete object.
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Lindsay Ketterer Gates
Kimono l
My current body of work focuses on turning the mundane into the extraordinary. Inspired by various elements of fashion and textile patterning, I combine my love of fiber techniques and found/common materials to create 3-Dimensional works of art.
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David Boyajian
Tool Crib
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Cathy Pavia
Sally Ann Thunder Riding A Catamount
One of my first memories is of my mother sitting with me drawing.
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Nancy Moore Bess
Jakago/Snake Basket
Since 2001, I have maintained my home and studio in Amherst, MA. I continue my research into all things bamboo and Japanese and I never seem to tire of going back to Japan. As new opportunities pop upon the horizon, my schedule changes and so does my work and my exhibition commitments.
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Caroline James
Yellow Warbler - Light in The Coal Mine
This body of work employs a specific process which is generally a spontaneous and open-ended one involving repeated layering, covering, recovering, hiding, reintroducing and embellishingvarious images and marks using a wide variety of painting and drawing media.
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Stephen McMillan
January Snow 2007
Aquatint etching is a technique that produces a full tonal range and rich texture in etchings.
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C. Andree Davidt
Daylight Savings Time
The one constant in my work has been my love of metal. Over years of making sculpture I have used steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, aluminum, silver and gold in everything from large scale public sculpture and architectural detailing to more traditional furniture pieces for the home.
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Joe Anna Arnett
Amaryllis Picotee and Olmypus I
Painter, Joe Anna Arnett presents still life, flowers and landscapes with passion and dedication to the subject. Working from life, either from the flowers from her own garden or on locationthroughout the world, she paints with joy and gratitude for the art of paintingand the grace to live the artist's life.
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Ignat Ignatov
Darkness and Light
Ignat Ignatov - (b. 1978) is a young artist with exemplary talent. His interpretation of the spirit of fine art saturates his paintings with a unique expressive richness. Although each new subject seems to dictate the style and approach, his paintings are always alive with color, light, texture, atmosphere, energy and emotion.
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Rik Sargent
Eggnostic II
Rik Sargent specializes in unique, limited edition or one of a kind artworks for unique, one of a kind clientele.
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Steven Assael
Dancing Figures
1985-Present School of Visual Arts, New York, NY
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Mitch Baird
Green Pears
As a representational painter Mitch believes that painting is a celebration of life
and the beauty that surrounds us.
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Juan Martinez
Hummingbirds
Juan Carlos Martinez is an award-winning artist living in Toronto, Canada, whose work has been featuredin various publications and shows, including International Artist Magazine, American Artist:Drawing,
and the Art Renewal Center Salon Competition.
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Koo Schadler
Title
Egg Tempera Painting by Koo Schadler
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Matt Flint
Above and Below
Through the accumulation of paint, action, and thought, my work evokes a meditative state that floats
between the concrete and the temporal.
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Jon deMartin
Triton
Drawing is an integral part of the picture-making process.
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Ken Austin
Special Evening (Gouache Resist)
Ken Austin is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society and the Florida Watercolor Society.
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Dan Young
Colorado Winter
Though I'm a landscape painter, I like introducing hints of man's presence in the landscape.
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Wolfgang Sandt
The vulnerability of the indestructible. The work of the sculptor Wolfgang Sandt
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Robert Renfrow
Spirit of the Runestone
I am reminded of the words of C.G. Jung:
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Cynthia Delaney
Zebra in Sunset
Cynthia Delaney has been photographing nature, wildlife, and travel imagery for over twenty years.
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Frank Webb, A.W.S. (DF) N.W.S.
Nautical Vignette
"With large flat brushes and plenty of water I approach the paper in slam-bang initial washes, and end with the caress of a butterfly wing. Fused into the paint is my delight as qualities and relations emerge from the process. Thus, a new reality is re-created which began with observation but goes beyond what is to what ought to be."
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Frank LaLumia
Sunrise on the Sonoma Coast
It is a privilege to have the opportunity to express ourselves through art. The desire to create is the one thing that we all share. It links us as kindred spirits to the great brotherhood and sisterhood of artists
past, present, and future.
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Leah Lopez
Golden Pitcher
Leah Lopez, a native of New Mexico, focused her attention on drawing and painting, from life, at age 23.
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Tony Couch
Fishing
Tony Couch received a BA degree in Art from the University of Tampa, did further work at Pratt Institute in New York while an artist for Associated Press, then for years freelanced and studied with Edgar A Whitney, ANA.
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Kerry Dunn
Brett
Mr Dunn is currently holding a position as one of the head teachers at Studio Incamminati
and he is working on developing himself as an artist.
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Laurin McCraken AWS, NWS
Silver and Crystal with Pear
I interpret the real world through the medium of watercolor.My still life painting is influenced by the Dutch
and Flemish still life painters of the 16th and 17th Century,such as Pieter Claesz, Willem Kalf
and Jan Davidz de Heem.
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Larry Moore
Tarpon Springs
Larry Moore is a painter with a message.
He has committed his life to documenting the natural world. In his words....
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Jacobus Baas
Arch at Treasure Island
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Anthony J. Ryder
Murex
Tony is one of the most extraordinary draftsmen, and one of the most gifted artists of our times.His knowledge is vast and his paintings and drawings are exquisitely executed.
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Tom Francesconi NWS TWSA
Stage Performer
My paintings are a visual statement of my love for life. However, it is not only the world around me with which I am put in touch but also the world inside of me. As an artist, I have chosen to express myself through the language of paint. Stirred emotions are the essential beginnings of that language. It is my hope that my paintings will echo that emotional response and that the viewer will share in my spirited statements.
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Margaret Dyer
After Her Bath
Margaret Dyer is a Master Pastelist with the Pastel Society of America.
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Elizabeth Pruitt
Russian Samavor with Graham Thomas Roses
Accepted into the 17th annual Oil Painters of American Exhibit, Missoula Montana, May 2, 2008 Elizabeth won the Tuffy Berg award at the 2008 CM Russell auction held at Great Falls, Montana.The Tuffy Berg award is given to the best work submitted by a first time entrant.
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Judith B. Carducci. PSA
The Wizard :: P.R. Miller
Awarded Best of Show at the Hudson Society of Artists 2007 Listed in
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Elizabeth Whyte Schulze
Bounce
My sculptures are about my personal travels both real and imagined. They are formed by coiling natural materials, pine needles, reed and raffia, into varied shapes. Once IÕve completed the basket I cover the surface with acrylic paint using dots, washes, figures and marks.
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Randall Sexton
Shady Green
Primarily known for his bold and colorful plein air painting of Northern California,
Sexton also enjoys working in the studio as well.
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Robert A. Booth
Leaving Normal
I have had an ongoing interest in the physical and aesthetic possibilities inherent in many materials. Never subservient to one technique, I have explored and exploited methods and mediums with an eye for discovery and expediency. Although my sculptural intentions have changed over the years, my interest in how process shapes and informs the work has remained constant. I have never really thought of any one piece as being "about" something, but rather a "result" of experiences, observations, and information.
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Bill Vrscak
Joanne
Bill Vrscak is a free-lance artist/illustrator and signature member of the American Watercolor Society.
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Cynithia Britain
Guardian Spirit
“The things that turn me on are atmosphere and light,”
reveals Laguna Beach Impressionist Cynthia Britain.
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Judi Krew
Stroke of Genius: Portrait of the the Artist at 45
...real women, real moments, real life...
Paintings that capture the humor and spirit of womenhood without the rose colored glasses!
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Linda Tracey Brandon
Man With Pickax
Jury's Top 50" Salon International 2007 International Museum of Contemporary Masters Greenhouse Gallery, San Antonio, Texas
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Susan Diehl
Chicks and Chicory
ÒPainting is an extension of who I am Ð a collection of my past experiences and my future dreams. I work hard to make all of my work truthful, not in the photographic sense, to how I see life. My goal as a painter is simple: to paint pictures in order to communicate the beauty that exists in every moment."
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Arleta Pech
Winter Berries
My goal is to engage the viewer on three levels: artistically, emotionally, and intellectually.
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John Kilroy
To Serve and Protect
John Kilroy is a dedicated and popular teacher, his methods reflect the strong sense of responsibility he feels
to pass on and improve what he has learned from his perception, studies, work and his artist colleagues.
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Susan Ogilvie
Last Light
Painting, for me, is all about exploration and discovery.
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Don Andrews
Blue Figure
A nationally known artist and teacher,
Don has conducted over 400 painting workshops throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe.
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Lewis Barrett Lehrman
Bonfire
My approach is based upon my belief that art is a celebration of these three: light, color and emotion.
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David klass
Patty
His work is known for its powerful realism. In addition to his human figures his knowledge of anatomy
and structures has allowed him to create animal sculptures with equal ease and facility. In 1991
the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City commissioned him to create two life size horses
for their Arms and Armor Wing.
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Diane Maxey
Tulip Time
Diane Maxey teaches her innovative watercolor techniques in classes and workshops at the
Scottsdale Artist's School, conducts workshops across the US and has taken workshop groups to
Spain, Italy, Greece and France.
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James Asher
Barges Near Pont Neuf
James Asher approaches watercolor with a boldness and attention to detail that is rarely seen today. A traditionalist, Asher is mindful of the philosophy of being true to nature in the creation of his work.
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Jerilynne Nibbe
Red Queen
Flowers are among my favorite subjects for watercolor paintings.
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Loren Nibbe
Western Theme
Clay Print
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Henry Yan
View From Above
I paint and I teach.
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Bill Lundquist
Apache Flute Player
Since I work in oils, watercolors, pastels and all the implements of drawing, I am often asked which
medium I prefer. I am always at a loss in my response because I really have no particular preference.
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Ratindra Das AWS, NWS
Landscape
"An artist lives by his wits and convictions. Like most artists I enjoy, I struggle and I exult."
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Michael Malm
Under a Clear Blue Sky
“The human figure, in my mind is the most beautiful of all God’s creations. So much can be communicated through the tilt of the head, or the gesture of a hand. I strive to capture subtle things such as these in hopes of creating something emotional and moving.”
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Linda Doll, aws, nws
Two Chairs
People and Still Life Subjects that hint at the person just outside the picture plane
are Linda's favorite painting subjects.
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Mitch Lyons
Silent Space
Clay Monotype
Clay slab - 25 Years Old in 2007.
All of Lyons clay prints have been pulled from this slab.
What does a 25 year old clay slab look like?? Imagine the stories it could tell.
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Joan McKasson
Celebration Birds
Joan McKasson is a nationally recognized watercolor painter, juror and an enthusiastic,
inspirational instructor of creative watercolor and watermedia workshops.
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James M. Coulter
Desert Rocks
Using much of any source other than life will kill any life in the painting . . .
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Tom Linden
Philips Field
When you look at Tom's paintings, be prepared to let your imagination give you a few moments to relax. His creations capture the sights, the mood and the atmosphere that are typical of the northern Illinois landscape.
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Simon Kogan
Saint Martin Sharing His Cloak With a Poor Man
Simon Kogan is an original - a fearless and prolific artist with unique vision and expert craft.
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Gabor Svagrik
Calle del Fabbri - Venice
“Working out doors is everything to a landscape painter. You can but the best camera in the world and it will not come even close to the human eye. Outside is where the artist learns about color, value and how to simplify. Mother Nature does not give up its secrets that easily to the painter but with time and persistence
that door will open up more and more.”
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Dawn Whitelaw
Commissioned Portrait
With each painting, Dawn learns to see life in a new light. Whether painting vast open areas or intimate spaces, she delivers every stroke of paint like that of both a skilled master and a student
discovering paint for the first time.
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Meadow Gist
Correspondence from Austria
Meadow makes the costumes, hats and gloves for the models in her paintings.
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Jim Mott
Subdivision Sunset
It seems we can sometimes understand ourselves or find inner experience articulated through the language
of the landscape - and in that connection recognize something within both landscape and self
that is deeper and bigger than either...
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Steve Dininno
Arrows
Steve has been lauded by hundreds of designers, editors and art directors as one of the nicest, funniest and most reliable people they have ever dealt with over the years.
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Linda Hutchinson
Coffee, Cream, Katie and Harley
I adore pigment: the loose and liquid quality of watercolor, the creaminess of oils
and the dark graphic nature of charcoal.
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Sally Strand
Heading Home
Sally Strand’s paintings are intimate reflections of everyday life. Intrigued by what is hidden in the commonplace - but rarely noticed - she provides a commentary on daily life
that presents to us the way we really are.
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Kevin Macpherson
Fill Your Oil Paintings With Light and Color
Kevin Macpherson one of the country’s leading plein air painters,
is highly respected among collectors and fellow artists alike.
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Karen Winslow
Rocking Horse
Karen Winslow teaches workshops throughout the year in portrait, outdoor landscape, still life,
figure and floral to serious art students of all abilities.
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John Burton
California Coast
John Burton is an award-winning oil painter whose work includes portraits,
plein-air landscapes, still lifes, and quite a bit more.
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Birgit O'Connor
The Mask
I strive to show that watercolor can be bold, rich and dramatic.
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Robert A. Johnson
Azaleas and Oranges
Winner of the the Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine Award of Excellence,
Oil Painters of America, National Juried Show, Fredericksburg, Texas, 2007
The oil paintings of Robert A. Johnson reach the viewer at the point where the visual meets the emotional. Although his subject matter varies from still lifes and landscapes to figures and portraits,
his paintings invoke an emotional serenity in the viewer.
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Elizabeth Torak
The French Fry Eaters
Living with her family in Princeton, New Jersey and anxious for a career in art, Elizabeth Torak moved to New York City on her own to complete high school at the Brearley School. The move allowed Elizabeth to take advantage of classes at the Art Students League
while earning her high school diploma.
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Keith Gunderson
Artist Sketching
Keith Gunderson has had the opportunity to study with many talented and original teachers,
both in Chicago and in New York City.
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Molly Idle
Highwire Hippo
Molly Idle has been drawing ever since she could wield a pencil, at the tender age of 18 months,
(though her professional career began slightly later).
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Thomas Torak
Bread and Wine
Thomas Torak is a nationally recognized artist whose work has been seen in over
250 juried and invitational exhibitions.
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Chin-Cheng Hung
Convention, Imitation, and Creation
My interest, as a traditional Chinese calligrapher and painter, is to create art that reflects the changing times while maintaining the conventional tools and influences of my culture.
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Ilene Gienger
Little Big Man
Ilene was born and raised near the Klamath/Modoc Indian reservation in Klamath County, Oregon. The unique light, color, and culture of that western landscape has had a lasting influence on Ilene’s art.
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Kaye Franklin
Rooster with the Morning Sun
Franklin teaches weekly classes and conducts several workshops at various locations throughout the year.
Her work can be seen at the Victorian Gallery in Dallas, Texas and Zantman Gallery in Ketchum, Idaho.
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Stan Prokopenko
Print Worker
Stan was born in Odessa, Ukraine and disembarked in America at the age of six.
Now he lives in San Diego, California and attends the Watts Atelier of the Arts.
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Gladys Roldan-de-Moras
La Jarocha
Always proud of her Colombian and Mexican roots.
Gladys Roldan-de-Moras' passion for art is reflected in her colorful work.
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Morgan Weistling
The Whittler
The foundation of Morgan Weistling’s meteoric rise in fine art is attributed to his early years as a very successful and highly sought after illustrator.
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Eric Joyner
The Adventurers
Robots & Donuts...The new book by Eric Joyner...Coming Soon
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C. Michael Dudash
Spring Fruit
An award winning Illustrator and Oil Painter for the last 29 years, C. Michael Dudash has produced
a large body of work for hundreds of clients and galleries.
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Lois Woolley
Morgan
Lois Woolley is an oil and pastel painter whose specialty is portraiture.
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Stefanie Rocknak
www.steffrocknak.net
Although I was born and raised in the United States, there is no doubt
that my sculpture has been significantly influenced by my trips to Europe.
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Anastasia Azure
Penumbra Bangle
Fine silver, copper, brass and monofilament
By interlacing textiles with jewelry metal arts, I combine an ancient cloth-making technique known as
double-weave with metalsmithing and contemporary materials to create dimensional-weave jewelry.
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Jacquelyn Schechter
Ice House
Jacquelyn Schechter is a psychologist who has been photographing, exhibiting,
and teaching photography since the early 1990's.
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Kathleen Dustin
wrist Purse with rubber handle.
Kathleen Dustin´s unique, richly detailed evening bags/art purses compel the wearer
to enjoy them visually and functionally.
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Joanna Goldberg
Sway Hinged Bracelet
I strive to make jewelry that is interesting and new, that reflects my way of looking at how things
should be made, and that is wearable without going out of style.
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HongNian Zhang
The-Ballet-Shoes
HongNian Zhang studied at the China Central Art Institute
and at City College in New York where he earned his degree.
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Robert Lemler
the green room
Robert Lemler is a respected and dedicated artist and teacher educated at Northern Arizona University.
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Eric Wiegardt AWS NWS
Gas Pump & Smokehouse
In the past year, in addition to my watercolors, I have been exploring the medium of acrylic. Many have asked me “why the change?” In fact, I really haven’t made a change, but am now just adding another challenge
to my watercolor repertoire, and I have come to find out it really isn’t all that much of a departure.
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Ann Fahl
When Spring Comes the Sun Will
Every winter it is very gray in Racine, WI. Almost every winter I make a yellow quilt,
to bring the sunshine into my studio.
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Robert Gratiot
Saf T Pops
My acrylic paintings have two strongly differing subject orientations,
with quite a few aesthetic and conceptual overlaps between the two.
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Carol Soderlund
Carmen Miranda's Flower Basket
My work is primarily driven by a passion for color interactions, the illusions they create, the luminosity they can bring to a surface. I create quilts and textile art using hand-dyed and painted cloth, and offer workshops around the country on the dyeing and quilting arts.
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Christine Debrosky
A Corner in Burngundy
Christine Debrosky has the unique ability to see and capture the transient effect of natural light,
which transforms the ordinary to extraordinary. Her work has been hailed as "stirring, yet tranquil."
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Mary Alice Braukman, NWS
Breaking Through
As a watermedia artist, my life experiences become filtered in my eye, mind, and heart. They are then transformed into my paintings . . . of joy and passion and adventure and reflection.
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Robert Pully
"Ancestral Way"
11 sculptures over 330'
2006 Columbus Sculpture Invitational
One of a kind ceramic sculptures that feel at home in the Garden as well as in the Gallery.
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Victor Cartagena
Mixed Media Sculpture
Capital Punishment Exhibition at Ampersand International Arts - San Francisco - 2001
The work that Cartagena produced in the early to mid-1990’s battled with memories of the violence in El Salvador and the pain and separation that he experienced in relocating to the U.S.
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Elizabeth Apgar-Smith
Digging Potatoes
I consider myself to be a contemporary Romantic painter, an impressionist interested in creating images
that celebrate the beauty I find in the world around me.
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Lynn Ferris
Morning Light
Lynn Ferris loves porches, and their promise of a slower passage of time,
of quiet observation and pleasure, of their "be here, now" philosophy.
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Julie Gilbert Pollard
Cay Bouquet
Phoenix artist Julie Gilbert Pollard paints in oil and watercolor in a fluid, painterly manner.
Her painting style, while representational, is colored with her own personal concept of reality.
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Dana Levin
Plaster Cast Study
Ms Levin is the founder and Instructor of The New School of Classical Art, Providence Rhode Island.
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Ken DeWaard
Sunlit Porch
For Ken there is nothing more rewarding and challenging than painting under an open sky, surrounded by the scents and sounds of nature, along with it's ever changing color and harmonies to excite one's creativity.
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Joshua Fallik Studio
Menorah
I love to study light- how it falls on objects, how it shimmers in the air- wordlessly, silently telling a story.
For me, a successful painting tells a story narrated by light.
Not only the light I see with my eyes but also the light I see with my mind.
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Juliette Aristides
Mulatto
I have a simple belief that the goal of learning to draw and paint
is attainable by anyone who is willing to pursue it.
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Sandra A. Brick
Passion Pin
I have designed many exhibitions about woman inventors including “A Woman’s Place is in the Patent office,” the centerpiece exhibition of the U.S. Patent Office Bicentennial celebration.
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Anthony Frudakis
Portrait of a Wrestler
Frudakis is a fellow of the National Sculpture Society and has served on the Atlantic City Fine Arts Commission. For many years he lived and worked in Linwood, New Jersey where he derived
inspiration from the seashore environment. In 1991 he moved to Hillsdale, Michigan,
where he is sculptor in residence at Hillsdale College.
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Wende Caporale
Coming of Age
Wende Caporale has been featured in American Artist, International Artist, the Pastel Journal,
Portrait Highlights and Pastel Artist International magazines.
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Erica Stankwytch Bailey
Neclace
My work involves a variety of technical applications that allow me to create conceptual and aesthetic work/s.
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Mariella Bisson
Sleepers River Falls
My collages are made of hundreds of bits of paper glued into position like fragments in a mosaic.
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Grimanesa Amoros
Secret Face
Grimanesa Amorós is an interdisciplinary artist with diverse interests in the fields of social history, scientific research and critical theory, which have greatly influenced her work.
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Michael Auger
Bovine Abduction
Auger Artwork Studios provides a one-stop-source for all of your custom illustration and graphic design needs. "If you can dream it, I can draw it!"
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Donald Demers
Chasing Rainbow
Donald's interest in painting maritime subjects began while spending his summers
on the coast of Maine near Boothbay Harbor.
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Erik M. Gist
El Zombo
E,M. Gist began his formal study of art with Jeff Watts in 1996,
three years later he began to teach at Watts Atelier and has done so ever since.
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Paul W. McCormack
Silent Pattern
With an insatiable passion for painting people and a true sense for the inner person,
life is brought forth in Mr. McCormack's portraits.
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Brent Dedas
Daily Rituals
Brent Dedas received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Louisville and his Masters of Fine Arts from the College of Design, Art, Architecture, and Planning, University of Cincinnati.
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Susan Read Cronin
XXO
Of Cronin's work, New York art critic John Mendelsohn writes: "Cronin's figures are animated by a fluid energy, the artist's light touch, that gives them a fleeting sense of movement. These animals and humans are acutely observed and deftly depicted, with an emphasis on bodily gestures. The humor which pervades Cronin's work arises from her clearly observing humankind's foibles and then reflecting them back to us with wit and affection." Indeed Cronin's work effuses a liveliness created through her talent
for sculptural naturalism and her smart sense of humor.
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Richard Pankratz
Arial Ecstacy (a sofa table)
I have created, influenced, and been influenced by each piece I make, but ultimate completeness depends upon the connection that comes when viewers read into the piece a sense of their own universality.
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Peter W. Michel
Rainbow Couplets - Semaphore
A painted wood sculpture using pegs as a modular element with variations in painting: every color of the rainbow is paired with every other color symbolizing the richness that comes to life
when everyone relates to everyone else!
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Philippe Faraut
Stella Nova
Philippe Faraut is a figurative artist specializing in life-size portrait sculptures and monumental stone sculptures. His media of choice are water-based clay and marble.
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Patrick Webb
PARADE II
One of the major problems Webb encountered in his quest for homosexual imagery was how to formulate
a convincing figure type. His blend of ironic wit and heroic grandeur demanded a male figure that was
vulnerably human yet still defined or marked by a powerful, driving sexuality. The challenge was to come up with a physiognomy that, as Webb puts it, “wasn’t like a Ken doll.” The solution lay in Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo’s Punchinello frescoes in Palazzo Rezzonico in Venice, which Webb first saw in 1989.
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M Kathryn Massey, OPA, AA
Lantana with Lady Apples
M Kathryn Massey presents traditional fine art painted with the methods of the Dutch and Flemish Masters. Teacher, painter and writer, Mary is acknowledged for her classical still life paintings.
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Romel De La Torre
Sunlit Breeze
"I find spiritual beauty in all the things that I paint. The innocence of a child's face, the endlesss blue color of the sky, the smell of flowers in the garden, the sound of raindrops falling on the roof. These gives joy in my heart, inspiration, and gratitude...... of being an artist."
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Sam Adoquei
Sam Adoquei's Union Square Studio
Being Ghanaian has been a unique and original asset, making my accomplishments an incredible
and historical experience…rare in the art world.
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Carol Taylor
Foliage
Internationally known, award-winning quilt artist, Carol Taylor, approaches her quilt making with intensity
and a seemingly boundless energy. Vibrant colors, striking contrasts, use of value, as well as
heavy machine quilting and embroidery distinguish Carol’s quilts. She has created over
485 quilts since she began quilting in 1993.
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Tim Christensen
Squid Circus
My work is narrative, specifically illustrated, sometimes spiritual, often funny, and understandable.
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Judy Rand
Landscape Chest
Judy has been earning her living as a woodworker since she left her teaching job in 1980.
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David Stabley
15" X 15" Wall Tile
My clay work is made from earthenware clay. Each piece is unique and hand carved in low relief.
They are decorated with a rubbed on wax patina.
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Deb Stabley
Square Wall Tiles, 15.5" X 10.5"
I use earthenware clay in my one-of-a-kind, hand built pieces.
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Evany Zirul
Acrobats
Explore the accomplished artwork created by EVANY ZIRUL, a very unique artist and busy surgeon
who successfully crosses between the world of art and the world of science. Her bronzes are
powerful and her pen and ink drawings unexpected and introspective.
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Charles Pinckney
Homecoming
Pendant of fabricated, formed and fused sterling,
titanium, 14 k gold, bronze and star ruby in a custom bezel.
I am a metalsmith working in the medium of jewelry and sculpture.
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Lisa Orr
Candle Holder
Lisa’s artworks for the table often refer to traditional porcelain or dinner whitewares, but with softer forms inspired by the playful and abundant qualities of Mexican earthenware.
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Diane A. Archer
Paper map stained with soil & chlorophyll, glass vial, water & rocks collected in Linville Falls, NC., and mixed media. Coated with wax and acrylic medium.
My recent mixed media work attempts to capture an event, an experience or a realization, using elements of time (solar system charts, moon phases) and place (maps, collected items or "relics") combined with relevant quotes, graphic images and symbolic objects and materials.
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Leisa Rich
Rhodochrosite
Leisa Rich exhibits internationally and nationally, is featured in the book, "Best of America Sculpture Artists and Artisans" by Kennedy Publishing and is a feature artist on the PBS series, "inCONTEXT". She has been teaching art and fibers for 34 years to all ages and at all levels and holds Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Education in Art and Master of Fine Arts degrees. Her work spans sculpture, 2D and Installation and is an intriguing glimpse into a world of her own making.
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Susan Webb Tregay
Mandy, Retired
Moving between watercolors with varying degrees of realism and contemporary, multiple-media paintings,
I find that each compliments and enriches the other.
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William Whitaker
Harvest Home
My cherished roots in the quaint Age of Abstract Expressionism manifest themselves in a design like this,
a blatant attempt to get far away from reality. Sometimes I see her almost flying.
Other times the painting gives me vertigo.
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Glen G. Guarino
Shedua and Curly Maple
I hope my furniture speaks clearly, in a language that conveys a sense of the person behind the art; of someone who loves the creative process and respects the beauty of the material from which it is made.
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Clayton J. Beck III
Looking Away
Squint and compare. Then ask yourself is it the light, is it in the shadow, and where do I put it.
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Harold O'Connor
Ring
Harold has been a practicing goldsmith/teacher for over forty years.
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Linda Benton McCloskey
Brassy
I paint because not to paint is unthinkable. Painting completes me and truly is my life's passion.
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John Rais
Bean Screen
John Rais has been pursuing his career in the art of architectural metalsmithing since the age of eighteen.
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Harriete Estel Berman
Consuming Conversation
Conversation 16
Pre-printed steel from recycled "tin containers", sterling silver and brass handles, gold rivets.
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Sarkis Antikajian
Summer
Most of Sarkis' work is derived from life with an interpretation influenced by lifelong experiences and feelings.
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Bryce Cameron Liston
Drawing
Charcoal and Chalk on Warm Tone Paper
Bryce Cameron Liston believes that the highest form of art is the representation of the human figure.
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Michael Situ
Laguna Shore
Michael Situ is a nationally recognized and award winning artist in the United States.
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Jerry R. Markham
In The Coop
Jerry, whose paintings are collected worldwide, is currently a member of the Oil Painters of America, International Plein Air Painters, and Federation of Canadian Artists.
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Mary Jane Q Cross
Carried Away
Due to a tremor that makes it difficult to control a brush, the paintings are 95 o 98 ainted with my fingers and 2 o 5 ith a brush, using prosthetic devices that are of my own invention.
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Jim Connelly
My Hat
Painting to me is all about learning the medium and growing as a picture maker. It is about always reaching for a better understanding of the world visually and then using that knowledge
as a tool to tell a story with paint to the glory of God.
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Kenneth Cadwallader
Roses Bathed in Red
Whether painting in the studio or painting a landscape 'en plein air', Kenneth Cadwallader prefers
to see the subject as described by the natural world. The results are fresh, spontaneous paintings
that capture the subtle nuances of nature.
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Jason Dowd
A Child's Summer
Jason is currently represented by the John Pence Gallery in San Francisco and the Waterhouse Gallery in Santa Barbara. Jason teaches workshops, instructs at the Laguna College of Art and Design, and continues to work from his home studio.
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John MacDonald
Poachers
This online portfolio contains representative samples of three styles of my work:
commercial illustration, digital-woodcuts, and oil paintings.
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Sterling Hoffmann
New Year's Tractors
My passion for rural landscapes began with my short stay in Romney, West Virginia.
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ATM (Artful Trash Management)& RiverCubes
Wheel Cube
38 tire rims collected from the Pittsburgh Pool, Tireless Project, Summer 2003.
Crushed August 16th, 2003, around a cylindrical concrete core.
Proposed Placement: Point State Park.
Combining activities in art, ecology, and philosophy, RiverCubes Projects engage community groups in volunteer work that yields a first hand acquaintance with issues of water quality, solid waste management, and urban human ecology - vital to the health and welfare of biotic communities
on which we depend and of which we are a part.
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Susan Blackwood
Waiting
I have chosen as my subject matter the simple, beutiful touching moments
that are common both in nature and in the life of every person.
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Howard Friedland
Out to Pasture
The challenge for me is always to see the world with fresh eyes
and respond spontaneously to the beauty before me.
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Steven Siegel
Scale
20,000 lbs of newspaper
The impressive sculptures of Steven Siegel build on the rich tradition of using
post-consumer materials and found objects to create art.
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Jane Ingram Allen
I Still Water
Jane Ingram Allen is an American sculptor/installation artist and hand papermaker.
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Timothy Horn
New Day (Port Clyde, Maine)
About half his work is done on location, or "plein air", and the rest
is done in his studio from studies or photographs.
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Barbara Rogers
Traces #3
I paint because the act of painting is direct; it is another truth—you make a mark and there it is,
just you and this act of creation.
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Steve Rogers AWS, NWS
"San Marco nella Primavera"
National Watercolor Society - 2006 Grand Prize Winner
Steve Rogers is the National Watercolor Society Purchase Award Winner “Best of Show”
at this year’s 86th NWS Annual Juried Exhibition.
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Janet Rogers AWS
Cassandra - With an Attitude
“I love the fluid nature of watercolor. To me, the interaction of artist with the medium is like a dance – full of motion, feeling, and expression. Discovering new color and composition as the painting develops is my joy. As a teacher, my goal is to enable students to find their connections with watercolor
in new and expressive ways.”
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Richard Laurent
Swimming
I have always been drawn to the image because of its ironic possibilities. My years as an editorial artist strengthened this desire since I was always looking for a way to "massage a cliche."
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Jennifer McChristian
Concrete Jungle
“Plein-air painting is somewhat of a spiritual experience for me. Although challenging at times,
the end result evokes within me a sense of elation, nostalgia and harmony”.
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Jeanette Le Grue
Stacked
I paint in oils in bold fresh color. My subjects include: still lifes, interior settings,
outdoor garden settings and a variety of landscapes en plein air.
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Anne-Katrin Spiess
Observing the Passing of Time from the Inside of the Thinking Box
I am interested in spaces, both physical and psychological, and how the two relate to one another. I create site-specific projects in wide-open and extremely remote landscapes, where the severance from busy and hectic civilization creates a great distance from the “real” world.
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Scott Powers
Conversations on Dumaine-New Orleans
Scott spent many years as an illustrator in a Chicago ad agency before pursuing his dream
of a full-time fine artist.
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Bryan Mark Taylor
Laundry Day
I believe a successful painting becomes not just a depiction of the physical,
but a medium for connecting with our own spiritual natures.
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Robert Spooner
Chef Salad
Capturing “other people’s passions” on canvas has been a favorite theme of mine for years.
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Bob Rohm
Winter Light
Rohm's style reflects his discovery of the southwest: "Although my work is representational,
I simplify textures and surfaces to dramatize planes of light and color.
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Warren F. Neary
Lanterns' Glow
In creating my works of art, I find using the visual representational language of drawing and painting
of the masters an exhilarating manner in which to express my artistic inspiration, ideas and feelings.
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Michele Grady
Reversible "puffed" heart pendants.
Silver on one side and either brass or copper on the other on 18" chains. Both sides are shown.
I create one-of-a-kind pieces using sterling silver and semi precious stones
sometimes incorporating copper, brass and gold into my work.
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Alice Alper-Rein
Two Fine Friends
I am a Metalsmith and a PMC Connection Senior Instructor.
There are currently 20 PMC Connection Senior Instructors throughout the United States.
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Josie Rodriguez
Two Hearts
I believe that art is universal in its intervention for healing the spirit,
as I saw so vividly in my work as a clinical chaplain.
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Jennifer Lee Morrow
Entanglements
The work represented on this website is mainly wall-hung collages and constructions.
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Ted Smuskiewicz
Shirley's Bed
When I paint, I let form and the effect of light guide me but I always rely on my own feelings and imagination.
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Jappie King Black
Lines and Vines
grapevine & mixed media on paper, approx. 10' x 20'
The sources of ritual art in so-called ‘primitive’ cultures have always interested me.
Some of my work is about storytelling, legends and mythology.
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Linda Weiss
Sterling Silver California Poppy Sculpture
I am extremely motivated by an affinity for the material:
METAL - gold; silver; bronze; platinum and pewter - its look, its feel, and its physical properties.
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Don Sahli
Union Pacific at RR Crossing
Everybody looks for a label. I would like to be known as a painter –
one who painted what he saw while wandering around on his journey.
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John Britt
Oil spot Cup
John is the author of The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, Glazing & Firing at Cone 10,
published by Lark Books.
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Sam Scott
Extinction Continuum
I am primarily a functional potter. I work predominately in porcelain,
although not from a traditional perspective.
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Beth Cavener Stichter
Empire of Dust
Animal Body, Human Space
There are primitive animal instincts lurking in our own depths,
waiting for the chance to slide past a conscious moment.
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Erin Furimsky
Sway
The ceramic forms I build are meticulously constructed by hand.
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Linda Arbuckle
Small Oval: Luscious
The functional vessel as an art object provides personal experiences through use in one’s daily life.
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Daniel L. Bare
Cup Saucer #2
My work activates the imagination through the structure of everyday ceramic objects.
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Israel Davis
My Brother's Birthday
My work is an investigation of the symbols, people, and objects that have affected my subconscious, perceptions of growing up, and real life experience.
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Patsy Cox
Conoblue
Patsy is currently an Associate Professor of Art and Head of the Ceramics area at California State University, Northridge, where she is serving as Graduate Coordinator of the Art Department.
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Craig Clifford
Nativity
My pieces emulate the French Factory Porcelain that complemented ornate interior decoration schemes
for royalty and the very wealthy, but my work is deliberately low fire and the pieces are created using
the idealized kitsch imagery of commercial molds and knick knack objects.
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Julie Gross
Blue Inversion
Drawing precedes painting in my work. Since 1998 I have been using compasses to choreograph a network
of circular forms, originally based on a sine wave or 's' curve.
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Liz Howe
Red Light/Storm Sky
My drives have fueled this series of ceramic sculpture.
Forms, colors and textures are inspired by images and objects I see along the way.
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Shalene Valenzuela
Ironing Things Out- Pink Lemonade
My body of work consists of quirky pieces that reflect upon a variety
of issues with a thoughtful, yet humorous tone.
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Keith Renner
Porcelain/Fused Cement
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Steve Hilton
53,405...53,406....53,507
As an artist, former science teacher and geologist, I have developed an appreciation for the anomalies
in the many forms of life, rock, and soil covering the Earth’s landscape.
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Dylan J. Beck
A Modular City
My sculpture explores the phenomenon of suburban sprawl in the American landscape.
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Matthew Harris
Bloom 2
Harris’ figurative sculptures are rooted in his experience living in China
and witnessing the country’s cultural changes.
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Gina Freuen
Pitcher with Terraced Foot
A 30 year career ~ evolved around family, gardens, studio and a teaching career at Gonzaga University,
an instructor of introductory design, drawing and ceramics.
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Valerie Zimany
Bramble
These works culminated my three-year residency at the Utatsuyama Craft Workshop in Kanazawa, Japan.
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Tyler Lotz
Arrangement
I create ceramic sculpture informed by the human inclination to imitate,
interpret and manipulate aspects of the physical universe.
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Ann 'Sole Sister' Johnson
Headdress #2_Detail
It is the not knowing that burns my soul:
The Odyssey of Miss Emma Jean. The Odyssey of Miss Emma Jean is an artistic exploration
of the life of my paternal Great Grandmother Emma Jean Henderson Coleman Hurt Mathis.
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Ron Sanders
In the Hammock
Ron Sanders has broad experience in commercial illustration as well as fine art drawing and painting.
He specializes in representational oil painting from academic realism to plein air/alla prima work
and shares much of his own research on his website.
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Christopher Richard Long
Dogg
Chris Long is a portrait and figure sculptor who has instructed, lectured, and written on the topics
of the human form in clay, classical portrait modeling, mold making, and structural anatomy.
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Joan Tenenbaum
Wolf Ulu Landscape Brooch
A linguist, an anthropologist, an award-winning jeweler, an artist and a poet—Joan Tenenbaum fuses her technical, intellectual and creative abilities into jewelry that is imbued with beauty, spirituality and mystery.
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Shanna Fliegel
Bright Speculation
The surrealistic nature of dreams and childhood memories motivate the manifestation of the drawn,
sculpted, and painted images and forms within my work.
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Brenda Quinn
Plate
Brenda works with porcelain, combining hand-building and wheel-throwing to create objects that strike a balance between utility and aesthetics. Most of her pots are functional and intended to be used.
Each pot is unique, and she is constantly exploring new forms and glazes.
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Jenchi Wu
Luckman
Central to the role of ceramics as a contemporary art form is the thought process one must instill in their work – whether it is a functional vessel or a conceptual art installation.
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Debra Goertz
Serra Sequence #5
I have lived and maintained a studio in Brooklyn since 2000 and teach drawing and painting in New York
and Connecticut. The Serra Sequence is one of several sequences I painted in an examination of cinematic compositional techniques.
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Deb Mortl
Diebenkorn's Boundaries
My landscape paintings have evolved from traditional and representational to a more non-objective style
as I try to capture the essence of the landscape through removing unnecessary and distracting details.
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Eileen Eder
White Eggplants
The still life genre has provided me with the opportunity to create a dialogue
between abstraction and representation.
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Qiang Huang
Three Plums
I usually do not use dark objects as the center of focus, but the texture of these plums really enticed me. The smoothness of the surface, the coolness of the highlight, the richness of the translucent colors are parts of the characteristics. I hope the painting not only reveals the visual effects, but also let you feel
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Gary Babb
Tinned Pansies
Gary is often asked about his “style” of painting. Not one to be labeled easily, he is most comfortable with Contemporary Impressionist. He paints only from life using the artists' language of color and shapes
rather than words to express emotions.
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Pam Powell
The Sports Page
I have a passion for the human figure and love the variety of expression in the human form.
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Sharmon Davidson
Tree of Life
I'm able to recognize common threads stretching back through time to my childhood,
linking with the art I'm making now.
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Miranda Gray
Farm Boy
Miranda Gray is a studio painter, working exclusively in egg tempera. Her paintings are a combination of hyper-realistic portraits of humans, dogs, and objects, coupled with intricately painted borders.
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Dean M. Larson
Classroom, McDonogh School (Maryland)
Dean M. Larson is a friendly, open person who has painted portraits, still lifes, interiors
and urban landscapes for the past twenty years.
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Mona Diane Conner
Longing to Be Seen
Mona has lectured, and taught workshops on egg tempera at top New York city art schools
and museum venues.
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Rebecca Merry MA(RCA)
Winter
Rebecca takes her inspiration from images of sacred art: primarily Islamic geometry, Christian Orthodox Icons, Indian and Western miniatures and illuminations, and early Italian Renaissance painting. More recently she has been drawing inspiration from Russian folk art, and Art Nouveau.
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John Sisko
Summer
John Sisko is a realist sculptor who hails from Seattle, Washington.
His degreed in philosophy from the University of Washington. His deeper understanding of human thought
is echoed in the plaintive expressions that adorn the faces of his sculpture.
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Laura Von Rosk
untitled
I have been painting landscapes for a decade. I used to think these paintings were about specific places, or a certain experience of a place. In many ways this is true. But I notice now there are forms repeating - certain shapes, or a certain kind of space: an enclosure or a fold or a dip (all those ditches), and much of this
is emphasized, manipulated, or just plain made up.
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Douglas Flynt
Nautilus
Flynt's subject matter ranges from still-life and trompe l'oeil, to interiors and figurative works. It has been said of Flynt that "His works are composed with a precise allure and rendered in great detail. His colors are bold and sure; and his use of light and shadows is compelling."
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Jian Wu
Old Man in Ancient Chinese Costume
Old Man in Ancient Chinese Costume was awarded the FIRST PLACE of portrait and figure category in
Pastel Journal's 9th annual Pastel 100 Competition. Jian participated the annual pastel competition in 2005,
and won the Second Place in the same category. Both award winning paintings were demo works he did
in class for his students.
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William Bartlett
What's Behind the Art
Bartlett is a mid career artist with an impressive and active following in the east. His work is serene, classic, and colorful --- with soft edges and an immense panoply of subjects. His work varies from small gems to an extraordinarily large work that bedazzles.
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Kathryn Uster
Sojourn In Spring
Kathryn has great affection for the natural world. Her award winning collages convey the world as she sees it through nature's eyes.
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Patricia Watwood
The Boxer
Watwood works in the oil medium and is a draughtsman par excellance. Her work is primarily concerned with the human figure, drawing inspiration from the old masters. Watwood is considered a standout figurative artist and key collectors have begun to acquire her work.
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Melissa Misoda
Fraternal
Glass is a medium that has inspired every piece of work I have made,
sometimes subconsciously, but always present in the end result.
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Connie Norman
All my life I have struggled with writing, now my work is completely covered in text.
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Christopher Gallego
Rubber Gloves
Christopher Gallego transforms banal subjects such as rubber gloves, potatoes,
and careworn interiors into timeless forms suffused with light.
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William A. Schneider
Rose Cascade
William is a representational artist working in oil and pastel. He views figures, landscape,
or still life as opportunities to explore the effects of light on form.
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Sue Bleiweiss
Paper bag leather journal
The questions "what if" or "how can I" are the ones that motivate me the most in the studio.
It's the exploration of finding and discovering new ways to manipulate and embellish paper and fabric
that drive me into the studio and inspire me every day.
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Brigid Marlin
"Flight of the Churches"
Oil and Tempera Painting using The Mische Technique.
Brigid Marlin is the founder of the Society for the Art of Imagination.
She is a fantasy and portrait artist who lives in England.
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Phil Schirmer
Irene's Choice
He enjoys the whole process of tempera - from the traditional gessoing (which most tempera painters hate)
to the slow, careful application of layers of paint.
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Lannie Hart
The Cabalist's Tattoos
I call my work “iconic imagery”. It is drawn from my rural beginnings in the South where I learned from
the women in my family to use objects found in the home and in nature to create art.
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Laurie Mika
Wrath of Mother Nature
Laurie has begun employing her own unique handmade tiles along with mosaics, beads,
and jewelry to create "contemporary icons".
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Celie Fago
Bronze Lentil Earrings
Celie Fago’s groundbreaking work with polymer clay and Precious Metal Clay (PMC) as well as her elegant metal work have distinguished her as an artist, an innovator, and a teacher.
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Elise Winters
Ruffle Brooches
Her signature pieces of jewelry and sculpture feature a technique she has come to call "crazed acrylic,"
a subtle combination of polymer clay with acrylic paints which results in shimmering colorful surfaces.
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Sandra Sider
Boogie-down Kitchen
Sandra Sider is a New York contemporary quilt artist specializing in cyanotype
and other photographic processes producing imagery on fabric.
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Christopher Leib
Ancestor
The painting methods I use are slow and an intensely absorbing process, they allow me a long interaction with my subject. Success comes when observation gives way to feeling, when the subject seems so overpowering that it tells me how to feel it, conveys its story. Then a level of empathy occurs and the work has meaning
to me, it is about something for which I have real emotion.
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Christine K. Harris
Nesting
Christine Harris is an award-winning artist whose work explores societal-cultural issues
including the ways religion and mythology combine to affect women.
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Sharon Gainsburg
Diva
For me stone holds the truth of the earth.
It imparts energy, with tactile fluency and I feel its history and sense it's essence.
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Kyle Kraiter
Round Neck Copper Vase
Glass has taken Kyle all over the world, and each piece he makes is made with a world of knowledge
and experience that few other glass blowers have had.
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Judith Kruger
Seijaku 13
Judith Kruger both challenges and embraces the historical Asian tradition of Nihonga
and the primal essence of natural mineral pigments.
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John E Rozelle
Conjunction: NYC/Big Al
Like many African Americans who struggle with spiritual needs, we often make no connections to organized religious practices. We are neither in the old or new world. As a practicing artist I know experientially,
that a spirit world is there and survives in my work and in the work of my contemporaries.
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Karen Bell
Souvenir Folder of Versailles Archival Inkjet double –sided paper (back closure)
I continue to work with traditional photographic materials, while adding digital cameras to my toolbox.
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Michael Schlicting
Taking it All in Consideration
When it comes to art, Michael Schlicting is out of touch with reality. What he is in touch with is the visceral emotion that a scene evokes. Mood, feeling and universal longing are the subjects of his art
rather than literal, physical realism.
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Karen Hanmer
Oppenheimer Is Watching Me
Chicago binder, book and installation artist Karen Hanmer’s intimate, playful works fragment
and layer text and image to intertwine memory, cultural history, and the history of science.
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Laurel Daniel
Golden Grasses, Golden Sky
My lifelong love for nature inspires me to contemplate the landscape.
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Laurie Alpert
Silent Sounds
I recently traveled to Israel. Spirituality and religion never entered into my work
until I saw the Dead Sea Scrolls at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
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Ellen Wallenstein
Opus for Anne Couch Book
The book form is a perfect way for me to use my photographs as a narrative or implied story.
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Michael Van Zeyl
Venetian Vase and Pears
I create art because I am truly fascinated and entertained by the process of transforming a flat,
blank canvas into the illusion of dimensional form.
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Dan Thompson
Solemn Prayer
Dan's knowledge is so vast and thorough that it would be hard to pin any one subject down.
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Ephraim Rubenstein
Books: Pile XXII
There’s something very human about books,” Rubenstein explains. “They have spines, just like we do.” Books, as inanimate objects that speak any time we open them, are a special category of still life—always still, yet always alive.
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Wanrudee Buranakorn
Veil
Wanrudee Buranakorn is an educator and an artist working with photography and book arts.
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Michael Miller
FLATMAN
FLATMAN is a two dimensional guy existing in a two dimensional world.
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Molly Elkind
Ways of Looking at Dodd Creek #7
Molly's art practice is devoted to sharing art as well as creating it.
She brings over twenty years of teaching experience to her art workshops
in schools, museums, community art centers, quilt shows, and private classes.
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Deborah Schwartzkopf
Cramer
I build porcelain forms whose defining lines and soft planes are geometric and sensual,
elegant and animated, and architectural and organic.
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Linda Huey
Bouquet
Clay is my pathway into the natural world. Both my pottery and sculpture
are inspired by an investigation of nature, in process and in form.
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Colette Odya Smith
Waterborne #1
My painting is my prayer. I offer what I have been moved to create as my service. My process is my sanity. My intent is to create works that attract and deeply satisfy.
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Linda Dallas
Spilled Milk
I combined my love of pattern, the luminosity of watercolor, and the lushness of gouache
to create images that celebrate food.
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Tom Lockhart
November Snow in Zion
“I am striving for a balance between traditional representational painting and impressionism. I feel that texture and variation of paint application along with solid design and drawing make for a stronger presentation.”
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Terry Gieber
Artist With Tornado Jars
Clay was Gieber’s chosen medium to relay his interpretations of Nature.
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Crystal Wagner
Aggregation
I follow in a long tradition of artists working with ideas about the metaphysical world, about the greater human experience, and about the underlying biological capabilities of our perceptive knowledge.
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Kari Souders
BodyLore1
The media in my work includes harmonizing layers of paint and translucent bees-wax,
as well as other materials.
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Hall Groat II
Blood Money
There are many things to see, unwrapped gifts and free surprises.
The world is fairly studded and strewn with pennies cast broadside by a generous hand.
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David R. Darrow
Green Chair
I'm a painter. An artist. I draw, paint, sketch, doodle and render. I use oils, acrylic, pencil, charcoal
and other art stuff. I say all that because some people get confused when I say "I am a painter."
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Creager
Jodie and Richard
Bitsey's Birthday
Fine Art Dolls and Miniatures Jewelry
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Irene Abdou
Womanhood
With her camera, Irene seeks the spirit of humanity. She seeks the essence of our world.
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Doug Higgins
Discussion, Las Vegas, NM
"A painting is a vehicle of transport for the imagination of the viewer".
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Joshua Flint
We Pivot Like Constellations in The Sky
People are forever fascinating. I am compelled to paint them.
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Kate Chruch
La Petite Menagerie
The line and gesture of her work draws on a continuing practice and study of the human figure.
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Leslie Molen
Rabbit
In designing my dolls, I strive to use clean lines, beautiful fabrics, and playful use of textures.
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Susan Bourdet
Back to Nature - Bluebird
My paintings don't attempt to duplicate what I see in nature,
but rather to capture a fragment of the wildness and beauty we could so easily destroy.
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Wendy Huhn
Unanswered Question
Wendy has long been fascinated with various methods of transferring image, design and pattern to cloth.
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Lisa Klakulak
Transplant
I color, weave, felt, stitch and bead fiber; manifesting body textiles, accessories,
and pieces solely of aesthetic and contemplative function.
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B. J. Adams
Variations on K (KISS)
My artistic life began with painting and drawing. And, I always designed and made my own clothes.
These two pursuits found a common end with fiber art.
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Joan Slack
Raven Series
An explanation of my artwork involves relating the "whole picture" of my life, as the images portrayed-
the faces, fantasy scenes, animals, landscapes and spirits- all connect to my daily life.
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Jerry Kermode
Redwood square rim bowl with burnt edge
We have a love affair with trees; their continued growth is as important as the joy of turning.
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Jeffrey Hein
Fake ID
The goal to create a true "Modern Portrait" is the motivating force behind the artwork of Jeffrey Hein.
His work is clearly a commentary on the current state of 21st Century painting
and the state of humanity within the Modern Culture.
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Gabriela Gonzalez Dellosso
The Queen
“My art is about looking beneath the surface,” Gabriela notes,
“because things are not always what they appear to be.”
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Sharon Sprung
Epiphany
"I strive to give my paintings the life and energy of modern work,
yet suggest the depth and craft inherited from the great tradition of realist painters.”
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David Bowers
Fragmented Homemaker
Bower's work blends the technique of the great masters, of years gone by, with modern themes
and whimsical ideas to create artwork that grabs your attention and won’t let go.
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Chris Thomas
Have Hope
An eye for detail combined with a desire to maintain freshness and spontaneity
have led Chris Thomas to his current style of painting.
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Eric Wert
Red Sunflowers
Eric Wert's background as a scientific illustrator is apparent in his astonishing attention to detail.
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Zack Zdrale
Searching
My training had always focused on the figure. I’ve always been fascinated
with the rendering of life in two dimensions, and the classical techniques used to do it.
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Dee Beard Dean
Tropical Shadows
“I think that no artist has a choice but to create.”
“I always tell my students that they don’t have to look far to find beautiful subject matter.”
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Lee Gass
Red Recursion
I am a sculptor. I am a hummingbird researcher. I am a master teacher.
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Nicholas Bivins
Toasting Cups
I make utilitarian pottery using a precise, clean, and efficient geometric language
as I maintain an obsessive interest in looking for a personal definition of perfectly handmade.
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Barbara Flowers
Quite Street in Paris
Barbara is an international artist who lived
most of her life in a small village near the Rhine Valley in Germany.
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Aaron Westerberg
The Jewler
Westerberg’s drive for advancing his painting skills ultimately led him to teach.
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