I´m hyperactive and curious and cannot stay still, nor limit myself to a single media, style or theme: I´m always eager to explore new grounds.
Featured Artist Lynette Williams
Often I use the “back” side of the fabric to get the look I want. I get a particular delight in using fabric for quite a different purpose than the designer may have intended. It’s a sort of secret and unwitting collaboration with the designer.
Featured Artist Sarah Gee
I would like to help create a vibrant and positive environment for young and emerging artists in my city, and I would like, on a more personal level, to have my work out in the world, where it belongs, to be seen and commented upon, hated or loved.
Featured Artist Scott Dykema
My work has been an on-going internal conversation for the past 12 years or so, and though I have taken small breaks, I do not plan on finishing the conversation any time soon.
Featured Artist GA Gardner
I am not as interested in the details or likeness of anyone, but in grouping images in various themes to create a face that is the sum of its parts, its ideas or beliefs.
Featured Artist Jules Whitfield
“My goal has always been to enjoy the creative process and to stay versatile and create work that spans a variety of different subject matter and media.”
Featured Artist Donna Howard
Actually, I was recently paroled from a 15-year sentence in an office cube. It was a fortunate occurrence if you consider all the time I wasted wishing the window directly behind me could open. I grieved for about 5 seconds before going to my attic to find the paintbrushes I remember being so fond of in college
Featured Artist Jenny Davis
Starting out primarily as an abstract painter and sculptor, Jenny’s arts practice has evolved and crosses over into many areas and disciplines. Recycling and reusing items in her work is very important.
Featured Artist Robin Antar
Artist Robin Antar’s hyper-realistic “Realism in Stone” sculptures look to answer the question, “What is America?”
Featured Artist Leisa Rich
Her wall works at first glance might be likened to that of a painting – an initial impression of color and form -but the viewer is usually confused by a texture unlike that in painting and is then sucked in for a closer look.
Featured Artist Russ Cox
“My goals are to break into illustrating children’s books. I would like to visually tell a complete story. I would also l like to do some fine art paintings and drawings for gallery shows but that is more for my later years.”
Featured Artist Michael Easton
“My goal is to help people reconnect with nature through living with imagery that draws them in to a positive relationship with the natural environment, its inherent beauty and its absolute necessity for attaining peace of mind.”
Featured Artist Kate Carvellas
“I find great joy in creating work that brings together the disparate and often discarded things of this world, and creating a new and cohesive whole.”
Featured Artist Charles Ott
“I create very detailed hand-drawn pen & ink illustrations featuring the prominent buildings & landmarks from my city, as well as many of America’s treasured landmarks.”