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Bill
Amundson
A Denver based artist who works in the "Suburban Regionalist" mode,
a style devoted to capturing and celebrating
the true American scene rather than the
idealized version so often pictured in
the art of our time. His work reflects
an interest in the contemporary landscape,
particularly as reflected through such
distinct American staples as the subdivision,
the chain restaurant, retail franchises,
interstate travel, SUV's and the ubiquitous
cell phone.
Kate
Aspinall
Finding a tension
between the beauty of composition and
the play between forms, many of Kates'
drawings act as collages. She tries to
recombine elements in a way that divorces
them from their original definition in
the real world and forces them to adopt
new roles that are formed purely by their
shape and evocation within the composition.
This technique generates vital tension
as the mind rapidly reinvents, a tension
that breathes life into still
images.
Michelle
Barnes
Michelle Barnes has won numerous awards
for her illustrations in books, magazines,
and newspapers. She taught at both the
Schools of Visual Arts and Parsons in
New York City, as well as at the Art
Center College of Design in California.
Her projects include an illustrated book
with a CD of her original music and painting
225 individual pieces for an interactive
CD of the Bible.
Casarietti
Studio
Michelle & Robert Casarietti paint together
on the same surface expressing their
personal side and style. They specialize
in creating individualized custom commissioned
fine art works.
Jerry de la Cruz
Jerry De La Cruz has traveled through
many art styles, including traditional,
surreal, and abstraction. With every
medium he can lay his hands on including
painting, sculpture and photography he
masterfully extracts secrets from the
silent materials and maneuvers them into
prominence. He is both creator and educator.
Though generally an independent fine
artist, De La Cruz continues to work
with galleries and museums throughout
the country.
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Ken
Elliott
Ken Elliott is a Colorado artist working in a variety of media: oils, pastels,
monotypes, monoprints, and collages. Some of his landscape paintings and pastels
are reproduced as dramatic giclee prints.
ES
Art Studio
The web site of Ethan Semmel offers everything "for all your visual needs."
The site is divided into five areas including
fine art and graphic art services. You
can also access StudioLife and YoungArt
magazines.
Fine
Arts Emporium
This web site represents artists from South Carolina such as acrylic artist Jenny
Hamilton of Black Cat Studio. Visit her virtual gallery or discover more about
original fine art, watercolor workshops, art show announcements, artists online,
unique gifts, recommended art study books, art tutorials, and art links.
Full
Moon Eclipse Art Gallery
A website dedicated to showcasing artists
and their work on the internet. There
is a feature to submit your own work
to be displayed on the web site. Irena
Klimkovich and Era Novac are currently "hanging" their
work in the Full Moon Eclipse Art Gallery
The
Glass Connection
Specializing in designing, producing and repairing stained glass art. They also
custom manufacture cabinet door inserts using textured, clear and colored glass.
Kimberly M. Graham
...paintings have a luscious juiciness
to them, a richness of color and depth
and sheen accomplished by lots of paint – as
many as a half-dozen layers of lustrous
translucent colors.” - Colleen
Smith, Colorado Expression
Tanya
Haynes
Watercolor is a natural medium for
my paintings. It provides a colorful,
transparent and spontaneous palette that
embodies the ever-changing environment
I paint. The vast, largely unexplored
ocean compliments the medium as I experiment
with color and technique to create unique
images.
Robert
Herdlein Online Gallery/Portfolio
Paintings by Robert Herdlein. Acrylic, affordable, colorful, and range from being
expressionistic to abstract.
Katie
Hoffman
Using paint, Katie strives to convey
inner realities: the push and pull of
fleeting thoughts, the longings and ambiguities
of things unspoken.
Quang
Ho
Working mostly in oils and occasionally
watercolor and pastels, Ho's subject
matter ranges from still-life, landscapes,
interiors, and dancers, to figuratives.
Peter
Illig
Peter Illig's works are analogies for
human emotions and experiences — American
psychological landscapes — reflecting
how we think of several things at once.
He layers images borrowed from film,
TV and cyberspace and his own experience
like a coded language of symbols to express
his ideas and feelings.
Art Kober
Art works in oil, acrylic, pencil and
bronze. His subject matter includes
Western History, the era of the Rocky
Mountain fur trader, Native Americans
and wildlife. Much research is done
through travel, books and visiting museums
for themes, gear and trappings, and
he often uses actual locations for backgrounds.
LaGuire
Fine Arts
Santa Barbara, California resident Gaye Lynne LaGuire is a portrait and landscape
artist working in a realistic style primarily with oil and watercolor.
Lee
Lee
An international artist living and working
in Colorado, her work often depicts difficult
social issues in painting and photography.
Phil
Levine Workshops
Since 1993 Phil Levine Workshops has
offered a rich variety of exciting and
rewarding Workshops in both Painting
and Photography. Painting by Charles
Sovek.
Jessica
Loving
Mixed media fine artist. A Colorado native,
Lovings' work focuses on the quiet elegance
of the naked line. Taking the quiet residual
principles of neoplasticism, she plays
with the vertical and horizontal places
and how they relate to each other in
a very elemental way.
Denton
Lund
Denton Lund's web site is an adventure
in design and color. Denton is versatile
in his selection of subject matter because
he finds beauty in all of Nature. "Light,"
he says, "is a natural vehicle and should
penetrate the work, not just reflect
off the surface."
Marvin
Mattelson
Marvin is an oil portrait painter
who draws on over thirty years of professional
experience as an artist. Ten of Marvin’s
paintings are included in the permanent
collection of the National Portrait Gallery
at the Smithsonian Institution. His portraits
hang in both private and corporate collections
around the world.
Donna
Martinez
Fine art portrait photography and hand
painted images by computer, enhancing
and creating the final image before
printing onto canvas. Additional painted
brush strokes to the surface of the canvas
add another layer of
texture and depth. Sometimes additional
elements are added to create the unique
final image.
Emanuel
Martinez
The distinctive artwork of Emanuel Martinez has made an impact throughout the
United States and Latin America. As a muralist, painter, and sculptor, he occupies
an outstanding status among nationally known artists.
Gary
Michael
Born and raised in Denver, Colorado,
Gary Michael started drawing as a child.
He became a university professor before
retiring from academia to pursue his
passion for painting. Although he continues
to consider Denver his home, Gary divides
his time between Colorado and such diverse
locations as Mexico, Nepal and Europe.
He's described as a painter of moods
in people and places.
Jay
Moore
Born and raised in Colorado, instilled a deep love of the wilderness. Trained
and working as a graphic designer and illustrator, Jay began painting en plein
air and now paints throughout Colorado, the West and into Canada.
Tony
Ortega
A Chicano artist, living in Denver, Colorado, Tony paints, works in pastels and
creates prints. His site lists galleries, museums and other art spaces where his
work can be viewed and purchased. Tony also teaches adult and children's classes
and workshops.
Yunn
Pann
Each print features a one-of-a-kind interpretation by artist and author Yunn
Pann. She explores layers of
meaning in the words, from both ancient
and contemporary usages. Her insight
into life and her reflection of the words
unite the unique interpretation emerges.
Tom
Peacock
An artist and illustrator, Tom has
been drawing since childhood, illustrating
stories and events with cartoons for
high school and college newspapers. Pioneer
history, the Indian culture, western
wildlife, mustangs and ranch stock are
strong influences in his art.
Dennis
Pendleton
A watercolorist, currently teaching at
the Art Students League in Denver, Colorado,
Dennis has been featured in "The Artist Magazine" and "Southwest
Art."
Stephen
Quiller
A painter who has lived and worked in the southern Colorado mountains for over
thirty years, Stephen is most known for his use of color, color theory, and his
approach to watermedia painting. He has written many books and produced numerous
videos pertaining to these subjects, and has a number of top-quality art materials
that he endorses. Artists worldwide use Stephen's products and books, and his
work is now collected internationally.
Sherri
Silverman
Home and office design consultations based on Asian traditions of sacred space,
Vastu and Feng Shui. Abstract works, imaginary landscapes, and evocative symbolism
in pastels on paper and mixed media. 4656 White Rock Circle #12, Boulder, CO 80301,
(303) 444-9215
Sandra
Neill Smith
Painting mainly florals, Sandy loved working with their intricate shapes and bright
colors. Her botanical illustrations were included in A Naturalist's Journal
of Colorado CD-ROM.Then she moved
from intimate close ups to panoramic
landscapes and a looser style. Her abstract
category includes a variety of "space scapes"
and other experimental paintings. Sandy
works in watercolor, acrylic and oil
and conducts workshops.
Jill
Soukup
A Colorado native, Jill Soukup, graduated
from Colorado State University in 1991
with a Bachelor of Fine Art. She initially
pursued a career in graphic design. In
2002 she made the swtich to painting
full-time. Since then, her work continues
to gain recognition as she receives awards,
appears in national publications, and
shows in important juried and one-woman
exhibitions.
Bill
Starke
Human beings interacting, colliding, cooperating, striving and achieving are the
themes I wish to portray in my sculptures. my observations on the human condition
are meant to be both humorous and thought provoking.
Suzana
Stojanovic Suza
The Magical World
of Horses: a horse
art gallery by Ms. Suza,
an equine artist. Original oil on canvas
and pastel paintings of horses, pencil
horse drawings. Arabian horse portraits,
landscape, people. High realism, photorealism,
hyperrealism...
Craig
Robb
His sculptures are looked upon
as a form of abstract imagery utilizing
content laden objects. Many of Craigs
ideas stem from a fascination with how
things are connected, both literally
and figuratively.
Janice
Tingum
Paints primarily
with watercolor and acrylics, frequently
incorporating ink, gouache and collage.
Her work also explores new materials,
such as Yupo synthetic paper. Janice's
artwork features flowers, landscapes
and city scenes of the Midwest. She publishes
a website for artists and is the author
of The Beginner's Watercolor eBook: Start
Painting Today.
Joanna
Whitney
A multimedia artist, Joanna developed a process of relying upon her intuition
soley for the production of her artwork. She enjoys using intuitive creative processes
when working with video and computer music and performance as well as 2-dimensional
mediums.
Kay
Witherspoon
Horses, nature and wildlife are Kay's subjects of contemporary representational
oil paintings and fine art prints in the classical tradition. She teaches semi-private
classes for youth and adults and is involved with the Wildlife Experience Museum.
Rob
Wood
"The Sports Artist" works in
a highly energetic style using international,
national or local sports figures as subject
matter for his illustrations/paintings.
Residing in Littleton, Colorado contact
Rob at (303) 972-2944 or through his
website.
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