I am inspired by the horse’s movement, musculature, and the play of light and shade over different textures.
Featured Artist Lisa Ober
I won’t stop until one of my portraits begins to speak or a vase can actually be grasped and removed from the painting.
Featured Artist Pamela McCabe
My palettes are varied but always retain the exact melody of tones to honestly reflect my intention.
Featured Artist Lynn Howarth
I love the intensity of colour you get with pastels and my work is generally either black and white or full on colour.
Featured Artist Glen Kessler
For the past few years I have been interested in observing the rapid and unchecked integration of technology into our lives.
Featured Artist September McGee
I began as a realistic painter. After many years my style evolved, becoming more and more impressionistic; often abstract
Featured Artist Barbara Rachko
She is best known for her self-invented, labor-intensive, Mexico-inspired large works that utilize soft pastel on sandpaper.
Featured Artist Cynthia House
My great love of animals, in particular cats of all sizes, motivates me to want to share what fascinates me, so having always been a creative person it’s only natural to want to paint them.
Featured Artist JoAnne Tucker
My career with the dance company profoundly impacts how I approach my art. I view myself as “dancing on paper.”
Featured Artist Anita Stoll
My painting has taken me on a journey of self exploration, communicating to both myself and the viewer the beauty I find in nature.
Featured Artist Cheri Halsema
In my art I try to communicate the emotions I feel from the subject matter – to share something of beauty with the viewer. I feel that there is need for me to create, that I want to capture the amazing feeling of the scene before me.
