Barbara Love Newport Presented here is Barbara Love Newport’s unique form of Layering Art. Layering is a tangible, metaphor that imbues the work with meaning. These projects typically begin their journey as sketched, painted, photographic or sculptural elements. After digitalization, B. Love add further elements to the collage mix using the computer .
Beth Marie Lee I now reside in the beautiful town of Anthem, in Arizona. My vision is to share and integrate my Art within my own community and eventually become privileged enough to share my work far beyond my community. I would like to assist young aspiring artists to achieve their desired, heartfelt goals. At this point in time, a time of economic and global unrest, people throughout the world need to take the time to appreciate art, which is always theirs to enjoy on a personal level!
Jaxine M.Cummins "I love exploring life through the eyes of an artist. I am an eclectic artist. I use almost all of the media, and let my imagination run wild. I also like getting new artists excited enough to explore."
Lionel Le Jeune This young self-taught artist exploits lights and shade of urban ordinary scenes of our daily lives and captures them. All of his paintings have a concentration of subtle and sensible interaction of subjects and characters that attract us.
Michael G. Brady I paint, draw and construct my images using a computer. The computer is my canvas, my sketch pad and darkroom. The computer houses the tools that I use to create my art. I paint concepts, actions, and movements usually accompanied with an anecdote. “Drops of Time” are what I call my images. My work is considered unique and distinctive by most. . I am one of the few artists that do what do. Not only is my methodology cutting edge for a fine artist, but my subject matter is unique in its point of view and delivery.
Pat Beans She creates beautiful transparent watercolors, and then goes wild with abstract acrylics.“From all my years and experiences, I have so much beauty stored in my mind and in my heart, that I can hardly wait to get it all on paper or canvas. Okay!! ”
Pat Gellenbeck Painting has taught me to see the beauty in everything; especially my consuming interest in flowers and nature. The image starts with an idea, ofttimes the direction changes as I compose the picture on the page. I hope the viewer will enjoy my paintings as much as I enjoy creating them.
Peggy Guichu The purpose of my work is to allow the subconscious to create. I simply begin and allow the work to unfold. Only when the work is done will it tell me its story. I feel a part of me transferred into the painting; an emotion or moment of knowledge.
Rita Goldner I am always interested in experimenting with different water media, especially acrylic, casein, and gouache. I love to capture the essence of nature in my paintings, keeping my drawing representational but my colors festive and imaginative. My real passion is plein-air painting, and I paint outside every chance I get.
Sally Bly Sally is an accomplished artist who primarily devotes her talents to the watercolor portrayal of floral and aquatic life. She feels that watercolor is the perfect medium to capture the soft sentimental feeling of God's floral creations.
Sue Hunter I try to put into my paintings the emotions I feel using color, light and shadow effects to create design.
Tito Sebastiani Native American art has always been of interest to me, and I now enjoy being a student of their cultures. My work is an attempt to represent the legends of their culture, and is not intended to suggest authenticity. Over the past four years, my work has focused on copper tooling in the repousee technique, in contemporary designs.
