Sandy Wadlington’s Bio comes from fineleaf.net About Sandy Wadlington Sandy Wadlington was born October 4th, 1951, in Boston, Massachusetts. She grew up in Westwood, a suburb of Boston, in an old farmhouse with a pond in the back yard and woods nearby. As a child, she did all the usual kid things- rode her bicycle,…
As a child, crayons were my love…using colors rich and vibrant, deep and dark. Now as an adult, each color evokes an emotion within me that I portray through my work. Each piece of art that I create has a special ambience. In creating monoprints, it’s a little more fun and serendipitous whereas painting is…
One of Jeannie’s earliest memories is of an afternoon playing in the sunlight as it fell upon a quilt that Jeannie’s grandmother had made. She said, “As I traced the designs, I marveled how the patterns and colors twisted around each other in harmony. The joy I felt that day is what I try to…
George Van Hook was born and raised in Abington, Pennsylvania. He began painting very early and was able to participate in the vibrant artistic culture of the region. The family owned a farm in Bucks County, home of the Pennsylvania Impressionists, and he became heavily influenced by their fine academic training coupled with a love…
Judi has been working in watercolors for the past twenty years. She gets her inspiration from the beauty she sees all around her. She has lived in the Capital District for over forty years. For many of those years, she divided her time between raising her three children and teaching. After retirement, she has devoted…
Joan Terese Hayes is a nationally recognized watercolor and acrylic painter featured in dozens of art galleries throughout the United States. Known for her paintings of nature, landscapes, and seascapes, she paints various settings ranging from a calm blue day to a daunting storm passing, thus captivating the viewer on her various representations of nature….
Award winning artist, author, and signature member of the Colored Pencil Society of America, International Guild of Realism, Society of Animal Artists, and Women Painters of Washington. Her work has been featured in The Artist’s Magazine and American Artist, and her first book, Colored Pencil Made Easy (published by Walter Foster), was released in 2009. Eileen lives near the…
Betty Ball was born in Charleston, West Virginia. After moves to Texas, Rhode Island, Manhattan and Brooklyn, she now lives and works in Rowayton, Connecticut. She received her BFA in Graphic Design from the Rhode Island School of Design, and has been working as a designer and fine artist ever since. Betty brings her design…
Zarin – The name instinctively provokes the imagination with the mystery of antiquity, of an illustrious by-gone age. Zarin’s paintings coerce the viewer to engage her works and command one’s attention. The swaths of bold colors tempestuously sweeping across each canvas coalesce in the finality of her penultimate and ultimate brush strokes into work of compelling…
Carlos Aromaz studied painting at the eminent Escuela de Artes de Lima, in Peru – graduating in 1995. His background includes extensive education in Graphic Design which has greatly influenced his painting.He was born in San Martin, Peru, from where he immigrated to the big city in search of a brighter future. His vocation, as he…