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Pam Roselle – Artist Profile
Pam’s artistic intention is to create a body of work that captures the essence of nature using layer upon layer of pigment on remarkable textures. The delightful flows of watermedia on a variety of textures, the emotions evoked by different color combinations and the joy of unanticipated discovery keep her painting with passion. In 2007 [Full Article]
Joan Plohr – Artist Profile
Joan graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a degree in Costume Design. She has studied with many renowned artists in oil, watercolor and Sumi-e Ink. Her portraits are drawn with quiet care based on penetrating observation of the face and figure. Joan is an award winner in both Ohio and Michigan, a member of the [Full Article]
Dee Overly – Artist Profile
Colored Pencil is Dee’s medium of choice. Being a realist, she loves the fine detail she is able to achieve with a pencil’s sharp point. Dee exhibits her work regularly in both juried and non-juried shows and has won awards for her colored pencil paintings. She is one of the featured artists in the art [Full Article]
Karen Kierstead Miller – Artist Profile
Karen is clearly an artist fascinated with water media. Recent paintings incorporate watercolor, acrylic and collage as mediums to explore experimental painting techniques. The figure is often a common theme in Karen’s paintings. Playing with unfinished edges, unusual textures, asymmetrical compositions, and an unexpected viewpoint make painting fun and a bit unpredictable. Karen formerly owned [Full Article]
Barbara MacKellar – Artist Profile
Barbara is an award winning experimental artist with a background in commercial design and technical illustration. She is currently working in mixed media, tiles and encaustics. She has received many awards over the years and has her work represented in numerous private and corporate collections. Barbara holds degrees from Stephens College, and from W.M.U. in art [Full Article]
Gwyn McKay – Artist Profile
Gwyn’s goal is to express the many visual ideas that permeate her mind. Ideas often come from nature, people, and experimenting with different media. Even though Gwyn is horrified and saddened by some of the goings on in the world, she doesn’t see her art as a vehicle to express these things. Her agnostic religious [Full Article]