Author Archives: Ranlett

Please introduce yourself. Hi, I’m Ann Ranlett, a scratchboard artist.  Tell us about your favorite art medium. Scratchboard is not very well known, but it’s a wonderful medium which allows for an incredible level of detail. It’s that detail that … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself. I’m Linda Miller. I’m in love with making art! Tell us about your favorite art medium. I love to paint, but I’m having quite the love affair with mosaics! Who/what is your biggest artistic influences? Nature is … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself.Hello, my name is Karen Dukes, and I am a glass mixed media artist. Tell us about your favorite art medium.I started painting in 2007 and did very well with my paintings – mostly acrylic, but some oil. … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself.Hi, my name is Darlene Riel.  Tell us about your favorite art medium.My medium is photography.  My passion is to travel and to explore other countries and their cultures.   I’d like to think that I “see things” that … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself. Hello, I am Tim Turney, and my passion is woodworking. Tell us about your favorite art medium. Non-endangered exotic woods are my favorite to work with.  Their beauty is unsurpassed and I like to take full advantage … Continue reading →

  Please introduce yourself. Hi everyone – I am watercolorist, Sonja Hamilton, SWA Tell us about your favorite art medium. I knew at once when I tried watercolor that this was for me – it is challenging and so much … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself. Hello, my name is Jenn Norpchen. Tell us about your favorite art medium. Gourd and Clay-wire sculpture. I love to look at gourds as a substrate to create using wire and clay. Who/what is your biggest artistic … Continue reading →

Please introduce yourself. Hello, my name is Cathy McAllister. Tell us about your favorite art medium. Doing up-cycle projects. I love to find old things, different items and bring them back to life. Who/what are your biggest artistic influences? Gosh, … Continue reading →