Simon Pooley (Featured Artist)
I admire his use of open space, which is unlike so much of my work that is busier and maximized; maybe I’m wanting to emulate more of that evocative sense of quiet.
I admire his use of open space, which is unlike so much of my work that is busier and maximized; maybe I’m wanting to emulate more of that evocative sense of quiet.
I love Wade Zahares’ work– the vibrant colors he uses, the childlike innocence of them, and the whimsy and contentment they exude.
I love British artist Helen Wells, and I think you may too.
I particularly love her sea scapes and organic shapes.
This is marvelous. It is thrilling to share some time and pages with someone so balanced and actualized.
I was so grateful to get to know Egyptian abstract pastel painter Halla recently, and resonated with both the woman and her art.
I love the exuberance of color and depth of expression in these heads by Henrike Gomber.
Visiting Judy was a highlight of our Vermont trip! We love her work!
– Soon I head off to my last workshop of the year. This time it is with pastel artist Jen Evenhus, and I’m looking forward to it. You can check out her work on this post, and here on her website. I love her loose, bold style, her vibrant color, her letting the underpainting shine … Read more
We loved meeting Christine Koch in Woody Point, Newfoundland, and loved her printmaking and gouache paintings. I thought you’d like to meet her too!
From Germany, this artist works in acrylic and collage, and I love her whimsical, creative creatures and her bold use of texture and color.
I have long been drawn to the paintings and monotypes of Carrie Moyer. I like the contrast between poured, transparent, flowing areas, and tight, opaque, crisp-edged shapes.
Galen Cheney is a process oriented abstract artist that I met on the internet and took a workshop with last weekend. Here are some of her paintings and advice.