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Shivta Wenkart Art Gallery

Margarita Suárez Pérez Art Gallery

Raymundo Gardea uses oil on canvas and at times mixed media. He is from Long Beach California and can be contacted at 562-494-4421. The names of the pieces sent are: The Modern Virgin (mixed media), The Blue Angel (oil on canvas), and The Five Vanities (oil on canvas). You can also view some additional artwork on the internet by googling Raymundo Gardea Artist


Raymundo Gardea Fine Art Gallery

Raised in South Western Ontario, Fran Manson moved to Cape Breton for 11 years before returning to Waterloo Ontario to work at Wilfrid Laurier University. While working in Waterloo, she began to sketch and then paint the unique upper Grand River countryside and the fertile farms and communities that surround Waterloo.


Fran Manson Art Gallery

With so much information in the world, so many ideas, how does one begin to find a voice, an image, an artistic style? How does the natural world coexist with the world of art? What fuels the need to create? Painting is a primitive and subversive act in a technological world. Animals are perfect icons of a distant world, and like painting, they are silent messengers. ~ Denise Monaghan


Denise Monaghan Art Gallery

Ali Gracie - Multimedia Artist

I am currently creating photography, digital imagery, short films, drawings and watercolours.
Subjects explored are landscape, light, Chiaroscuro, films, and history.
I am currently creating landscape art, portraits and also creating artworks influenced by the Chiaroscuro technique.


Ali Gracie Art Gallery

As kusudamas were named by their creators (designers), all origami lovers know them by those names. So I do not dare to rename them.


Aurora M Art Gallery

Education

Stadtsakademie voor Toegepaste und Kunsten (State Academy of Arts & Crafts),Maastricht, The Netherlands

Ringling School of Art; Sarasota, FL


Steve Mitchell Painting Gallery

My name is Irena Sidlauskiene. I am a woman from Lithuania, Kaunas.


Irena Sidlauskiene Art Gallery

Sarah Jeanne grew up in Florida and currently lives in France, after a year spent in England. She began working as an illustrator in her senior year of high school, and published her first short story at seventeen.

Her work has been shaped by travel around North America and Europe and the mixing cultures, politics, and religion encountered throughout.

Sarah has published short stories in Eclectica Magazine and Josceline Fenton's art book, Kikimora.

Her illustrations have been featured on EdGein.net, in children's workbooks by Mostapha Kamal, a set of commissioned wedding table cards, and in an ungodly number of her friends' D&D character sheets.


Sarah Jeanne Parker Art Gallery

Lizard Jar, carved with colored slip and glaze decoration, soda-fired to cone 10, about 16" tall.



Lisa Shepperd Art Gallery

The first one is of Birds Eye View. On one side, The bird is Ian Coristine's Cessna flying over Calumet Isle in the St Lawrence River.



Janet Paplauskas Sullins/The Queen of Arts Gallery

All three pieces are watercolor art.

My website is erikoyoko.ehoh.net.



Eriko Yokoyama Art Gallery

My info:---carlos callejo 323-915-7929

Art medium:---pastels



Carlos Callejo Art Gallery

All works acrylic on canvas, 8 1/2 by 11.

Artist : Erica Snowlake



Erica Snowlake Art Gallery

My name is Patrick Call, and I have submitted my three art images for the exhibit.

My website is: patrickcallart.deviantart.com



Patrick Call Art Gallery

I have a website in progress, so not many works on it, but it is better then none at all: http://www.annetteakkerman.exto.nl/

Entry 2: Holi, acrylic on canvas, 40x50 cm.


Annette Akkerman Art Gallery

3. The Eagles are Coming

Done with a process called rouging.

Cleaned of seams and then kiln fired cone 5.

Brush painted and water base stain ceramic matte spray oil base stain. After detailing, process is done with flannel material. Dipped in various color shades oil base and rubbed on each section. This took about 35 hours to get color right.
Sprayed between coats.
White and yellow stains for head and tail.


Number 3. I worked myself with the pouring and removing from molds as it had to be the right thickness for cleaning. It took approximately 35-40 hours for the eagle, but was worth it when I entered in State Fair it took a Sweepstakes ribbon. I deliberately kept the tail feathers and head more subdued than would be normal.



Franni Weber Art Gallery

My name is Agi Dulanyi,you can find me on facebook Agi Art's is my page. The second picture is a pencil drawing 38x30 - Friends.



Agi Dulanyi Art Gallery

My name is Sande McCarty, and I am an artist, wife and mother, (not necessarily in any given order). These are all acrylic paintings. My website address is http://www.sandemccarty.com and my Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/sandemccartyfineart.


Sande McCarty/Sande McCarty Fine Art Gallery

My works are done in pastel crayons. I am just now beggining to show my artistic face. Only a few people know I paint and draw.



Maria Ines Hernandez Art Gallery

My artwork is oil on canvas.

Email me at: mailto:alvak@simnet.is



Alva Kristín Kristínardóttir Art Gallery

Jana Skarecky is a Canadian contemporary classical composer and visual artist. She writes vocal and instrumental music – for solo voice, choir, solo instruments, chamber groups, and orchestra. She paints primarily with acrylics


All three pieces here are done in acrylics.

Website: http://www.JanaSkarecky.com


Jana Skarecky Art Gallery

The image is called 'Sealife' a colored pencil drawing 14x17 that I drew for my cousin.


Here is a link to my art page.
https://www.facebook.com/SharonKayCloud

This is my twitter-
https://nitter.it/skayc1



Sharon Kay Cloud Art Gallery

All of Karen Matthews' bead art may be found at www.etsy.com/shop/BEADDECORATIONS?.


1. Aquamarine, Citrine, Honey Tigers Eye Rondelle Necklace

17 inches in length 3/4 inch width 14k gf chain, 14k gf headpins flat, aquamarine chips, citrine chips, shell beads small, honey tigers eye rondelle, 14k g claw clasp


Karen Matthews Art Gallery

Since childhood I have loved taking photos. Through my childhood I lived in the south of Spain, the south of France, Switzerland and Denmark, and this is where my Photography interest comes from, from a very young age. My Cameras, during my many years as a Freelance Photographer, have become my best friends.

I speak Danish, English, French, German and Spanish, and during my adult life I have lived in Spain and Switzerland, when not in Denmark. I love to capture nature photos on my travels.

Up until the end of 2002 I have had several Photo Exhibitions around Denmark.

In September 2009 I opened up my Store at Zazzle, where I design and create many different products with my photos on them for purchase. You will also see some of my Waterpaints over at Redbubble.com where you will also find some of my photos in a larger sized format.


Colette Hera Zollikofer Guggenheim Art Gallery

1. Blue Moon .... Watercolour with ethyl alcohol


Audrey Hemuss Art Gallery

The piece is made of clay and I call her "Waiting ".


Kailee Cebula Sculpture Gallery

Sherre Wichmann Art Gallery

Rubin Art Gallery

Nikki Hilton Art Gallery

My mother used to paint. It was a hobby for her. Painting was never something I had considered doing. Lately I have been led to pull out the art supplies I inherited from my mother. While realism is far from my skill set, abstract is right up my alley considering most of my thoughts tend to be abstract. I think that's why I like fractal designs so much. They are very abstract and two people can look at the same image and see something different. I look forward to sharing my paintings and digital art with you.

I am excited to see where this part of my journey takes me and I hope you'll join me for the ride.

My website is: artbyraven.weebly.com/


Raven Williams/Art by Raven Gallery

I use Copper, Sterling Silver, Argentium, Fine Silver, and 14kt gold filled wire. To add to the richness of my pieces and to provide bold splashes of color, I also use various precious gems, and gemstone quality stones like Chalcedony, lots of varieties from the agate family, and the prettier quartz family stones, plus top quality crystal. I occasionally toss in some fiber elements as I work collaboratively with my best friend Sylvia Hoffmann who does terrific felting work. And last but not least, whenever possible I reuse, recycle, and up-cycle found objects, vintage jewelry elements, and odd bits here and there.

I also add in unusual clasps I've re-purposed from standard body piercing jewelry components.

My name is Diana White
My Website is http://www.mockingbirdlanewire.etsy.com



Diane White/Mockingbird Lane Wire Art Gallery

When I work I have a few different approaches. Sometimes I begin painting with an emotion or experience in mind. Generally, I do not have a sketch or idea mapped out ahead of time, rather, I create the composition spontaneously while thinking and revisiting thoughts and emotions from a particular event or time On the contrary, if it is not a particular event or emotion from the past, often times, I will try to tap into where I may be at the moment, and examine my present emotions and feelings and spontaneously express that. It is through this approach that art making helps me to become aware of my present emotional state. I believe this not only assists me in being more aware of where I am, it also makes me less reactive and more able to develop and learn from my present experiences, (because I am paying attention to them). So, it is in this way that I find art making to be somewhat of a tool for personal development, growth and awareness. However, sometimes I will, but not often, have a significant and particular experience that I want to express. (Like I was saying at the beginning.) When it is that powerful, then, at times, I will sketch and plan ahead. (Yet, most often this is not how I approach my paintings.) If I do approach my paintings with idea sketches ahead of time, I also work out the composition in these sketches the same way as when I instinctively paint, by taking myself back to the event, and re-visiting the emotions I was feeling, and then expressing that feeling in my idea sketches. (Which is the same process I use when I paint more spontaneously). So, my method, is probably what I would describe as intuitive. I also have noticed that when I am working, it is quite a balancing act ...

Website: www.lauratarnoff.com/

Laura Tarnoff Art Gallery

My website is www.aarisart.dk



Laila Aaris/Aaris Art Gallery

This is a needlepoint that I designed and stitched in 2004. It depicts the ring of power encircled by the names of all nine of the Fellowship. It is stitched entirely in metallic threads on 18-mesh forest green canvas. I copied the design onto a red canvas for a friend and she stitched one for herself.


Debbie Wallerstein Art Gallery

The first watercolor (of the miner's pick's and handles) is called: Pick Me, Pick Me


My webpage is www.ingwaldson.com


M.K. (Kim) Ingwaldson Art Gallery

I live in small Village in British Columbia, Canada; where I am based. I was born in South America though, and I am of Indigenous Peruvian Inca descent and European blood. Loved 'Hidalgo' of course, the mix-ancestry 'thing' speaks deep to our hearts.


* Title: "Elvira" Acrylic and Italian Gouache on paper.


Marcela A Toro Garland Art Gallery

I love to read as long as I can remember, especially fantasy and sf and since a couple of years I love to make my own jewelry. So I decided a few time ago to combine these two loves. I´m selling my jewelry on www.dawanda.de (for Germany only) but I can also be contacted via my website www.rock-the-pearls.de or via facebook www.facebook.com/RockThePearls I´m sorry, these sites are all in german, but I hope there are members of your team who can translate it if neccessary.



Katja Rocker/Rock the Pearl Art Gallery

I would like to enter these three watercolor pieces in your art exhibit.


Jacqueline Baker Art Gallery

I am on Twitter @msmanet and my website on fineartamerica is janice-zuckerman.artistwebsites.com/ .

Pieces are mixed medium and acrylic.


Janice MacLellan Art Gallery

Ever since I was a child I loved drawing, but I never had thought about this as Art. In 2004 I started to try and draw portraits and ever since I feel the creativity running through my veins. Beside drawing portraits I have also started painting and over the years I have developed a huge love for photography. Most of my work is inspired by Nature.

I hope you like what you find in my galleries, you can also visit my website at:

Kiefers Creative Corner


Linda van der Koijk /Kiefers Creative Corner Gallery

Growing up in rural Connecticut kept me close to the earth and nature. After moving to the Pacific Northwest, I started painting sumi-e in 2001 and registered "Nine Lives Studio" in Oct of 2002.

Sumi-e: The simple forms traditionally created with black ink on white paper fascinate me. In order to achieve the Zen simplicity, I have to fully connect with the subject to understand its true nature.

Collage and Mixed Media: Zen concepts, found objects, handmade and hand stained paper are the cornerstones and catalysts for each of my collages. In a mixed media mode, I am very selective about not adding too many extraneous collage elements to a piece.

My experience teaching art is an important part of my own artistic growth; the synergy and exchange of ideas is a catalyst for my creative process. I teach art classes for children to adults in local venues in the South Puget Sound area.

Please visit my website

My Etsy Shop & Zazzle Store
Follow my blog Nine Lives Studio

Ellen Miffitt/Nine Lives Studio Art Gallery

Original watercolours and giclée prints.
　
I grew up drawing on any surface I could find, illustrating my own short stories and dabbling in oils, until as a teenager I gave up art in pursuit of a "proper job". Many, many years later my interest in photography was kindled by the beautiful scenery of the Iveragh Pensinsula in Co Kerry, Ireland, and from there I took up painting again, this time in watercolour. I began by interpreting scenes from the work of my favourite author JRR Tolkien, and I still regularly paint from the imagination in this way. I'm a great believer in "going with the flow" - appropriate for watercolour!

I hope you will enjoy browsing the artwork and photos at my website. Many of the paintings are available as giclée prints, and photos can also be purchased. If you would like to know some background to my creative (ad)ventures, please visit my blog!.


Teresa Newman/Marbretherese Art Gallery

My website: http://www.lot80studio.com

I discovered my love for creation at a very young age, which during my grade school years landed me in hot water with my teachers on occasion. For part of my time in college I studied media arts & graphic design. In 2005, I founded LOT80 Studio with the intent on turning it into a freelance graphic & web design business. However, in 2006 my husband and I started another business venture (on top of our regular daytime jobs); freelancing took a back seat. However, running our business was an opportunity for me to utilize my creativity: I managed the advertising art, package design and website. Fast forward to 2013, we decided to close shop to regain our free time and get back into creativity not related to business. I revived LOT80 Studio as a creative venture. My inspiration comes from many sources: CD album art, magazine ads, movie scenes, package design and just about anything else that catches my eye.




Kathleen Plasko/LOT80 Studio Art Gallery

Although I am primarily a photographer I also am an artist and currently use printmaking as an outlet. Watercolors was my medium for a long time until this past year I tried acrylics and fell in love with it.

Printmaking allows me to hone my drawing skills and play with a carving skills giving me a more "hands on" satisfaction not received when painting or using a camera.

If you wish to read my adventures in art, please feel free to visit my blog Lasgalen Arts - Blog.

I currently have several venues to view and purchase my work.

Lasgalen Art.com
Lasgalen Arts Artists Website
Lasgalen Arts Zazzle Store
Lasgalen Arts Facebook
Lasgalen Arts Pinterest

If you wish to contact me please do so by dropping me an e-mail at mailto:lasgalenarts@gmail.com

Lynn-Marie Gildersleeve/Lasgalen Art Gallery

I've painted my whole life for fun but in 2008 I took the plunge and became full-time artist, producing work inspired by a love of nature, the mysterious prehistory of Britain and the magic of myths, dreams and symbols. I work mainly in watercolour and gouache, a medium I find exciting because it always creates interesting surprises. I also draw inspiration from Celtic design, the jewelled quality of Indian and Persian miniatures and harmonious shapes and patterns.

I hope that you will enjoy seeing my paintings and that you will draw your own inspiration and meaning from them. All the work shown here is available as limited edition fine art prints from my website at

Galley Hill Art

You can follow all the ups and downs that come with being working artist and keep up with the latest news on my Community Shop Thread and on my Galley Hill Art Blog. More of my work can also be seen in my Viggo-Works Gallery


Sue Wookey/Galley Hill Art Gallery

I began with the watercolor medium and you can see the results in both the Songs of Middle-earth Gallery and in the Best Places in Middle-earth Gallery. This year, however, I have made the move from the watercolor medium of previous years to markers and ink, and I am having a blast with them. This new medium is what I will be concentrating on for some time to come. I began with a new series of vivid floral designs. You can see these pieces in the Floral Gallery.

I hope you like what you find in my galleries.

Rabbit Ridge Art Gallery


My art is also available for purchase in different formats. You can explore your purchase options at both...

Rabbit Ridge Art


I also welcome you questions and comments about different pieces you see here, and about my art in general. You can always contact me at...

mailto:rivres@rabbitridgeart.com


Phyllis Berka/Rabbit Ridge Art Gallery