Author Archives: Ranlett

Tell us about your artwork.Hello, I’m Sonja Hamilton. My passion is watercolor. Although I have a degree in Art and Education and I am able to teach all levels, my focus is on adults. I do demonstrations in each class … Continue reading →

Tell us about your artwork.Hi, I’m Cathy McAllister. I am an up-cycle wood artist. I collect and find different wood items and make them into something else and paint them. Sometimes the items remain the same however they come out … Continue reading →

Who are you and what do you do?  I am Jane Markham, a 74-year-old woodworker. After my husband, Sandy, ascended in 2007, with the help of my family, I have carried on his legacy. I wanted to learn about everything … Continue reading →

Who are you and what do you do?  My name is Jane Welles and I paint the landscape, on the spot (plein air) and in the studio. I was an art major and my watercolor instructor would take us out … Continue reading →

Who are you and what do you do?  I am Chris K. Foster. (Gotta use the K cuz there are many Chris Fosters.) My art is abstract, comprised of mixed media on gallery wrap canvas. I paint primarily with acrylics … Continue reading →

Who are you and what do you do?  I am Judy Butler, and I am a fine fused glass artist. I create whimsical fused glass images that are reminiscent of illustrations. They frequently include animals in recognizable situations. Her favorite … Continue reading →

Who are you and what do you do?  I’m Jessi Brooks and I create whimsical and joyful metal art for home and garden using recycled materials. Why do you do what you do? I love bringing my ideas to life … Continue reading →

Who are you and what do you do?  My name is Susan Stoll and I am a photographer and acrylic painter. My work features the closeup observation of nature. The vast array of colors, patterns, textures, light and shadow to … Continue reading →

Who are you and what do you do?  My name is Diane Tharp and I am a watercolor artist. Why do you do what you do? I have a passion for painting watercolors! There is something so satisfying about starting … Continue reading →