I’ve always followed my heart and it’s led me to an incredible life of creativity. I know others want to pursue their own path as well and I want to encourage and support that internal seeking through the art that I make.
Featured Artist Leyla Murr
I want to master the abstraction in painting as far as it will go for me. In order to do that, I paint every day and keep at it. My goal is just to keep going and see what happens!
Featured Artist Sarah Stone
My studio is indoor/outdoor, which really affects my work. Nature is all around me when I paint, and always becomes part of my subject matter.
Featured Artist Colleen Gyori
From fabrics and fibers… to sketch books and sketches……my way was paved toward the excitement of manipulating glass.
Featured Artist Cary Reeder
My desire is to create a mood and atmosphere with each painting that leaves the viewer curious, unsettled, and questioning; compelling them to fill in the missing details.
Featured Artist Nancy Staub Laughlin
I draw the things I love the most. The fun comes from combining all the elements–enveloping the viewer and unveiling my unique world.
Featured Artist Lyn Diefenbach
The pursuit of masterly quality is a high priority and I am constantly honing my skills and adding to my knowledge of the craft of painting.
Featured Artist Paul Trapp
I believe when we see something inconsistent with reality we cease to be passive observers and begin to be active interpreters of our surroundings. These moments allow us to break from our daily routine and experience this world in new ways.
Featured Artist Sheila Grabarsky
As a child I remember the feeling of mixing a yellow sun into a blue sky and creating green. It so excited and amazed me. I remain awestruck and thoroughly excited at color mixing.
Featured Artist Robert Michaels
I am fortunate to have developed imaging skills over the years with the use of the computer and certain graphics software programs…to be able to create imagery and concepts that otherwise would only remain in my mind.
Featured Artist Karen Hale
The motivation to excel results in abstract images that feel free and spontaneous but exude design and beauty. Texture, dimension, color, and good design are the basis for my work.
Featured Artist Joy Makon
To be immersed in painting and sharing it with others has stirred up a lot of creative juices for sure. Watercolor is neither hard to learn nor easy to use, but the work is rewarding and fun.
Featured Artist Ben Hilario-Caguiat
I design my art as playgrounds for the mind and soul. I aim to create a visual feast of discovery where textures, colors, shapes and even subject matter are placed below the surface of a work’s initial form.
Featured Artist Barbara Harmer
Inspiration comes from nature, photos, my imagination, dreams and themed art shows. Sometimes the paper takes on a life of itʼs own and dictates how the finished piece turns out. I donʼt fight it and it usually works itself out.
