"Design and math led me to Art, Design and Architecture degrees. With acrylics, I develop forms and colors with a sense of motion, tension, and balance. My work has been described as celebratory and playful, non-derivative, modern, and associative. I believe that Art is a spiritual endeavor."
I love art. It’s an expression of one’s self that no one else can take away from you. I have tried several different mediums including; sculpture, painting, drawing, printmaking, lithography, and now I have begun to do mixed media (clay on canvas) along with wire wrapping jewelry.
Part of a family business that deals with making Navajo style sterling silver jewelry, Gina is Cherokee, enrolled in her tribe and has been an artist since she was small. Lately, she has been sculpting more than anything but she also sews, knits, paints, draws, sings, and dances.
Joe has been making Navajo style Sterling Silver jewelry since the late 80's when he started developing his art. His signature pieces are bugs, which is where we got the name Eby Geebies!
Nancy has been exhibiting for the past 11 years in Texas. She has done private and public commissions and seeks to support and advance the arts in her community. She is a former art educator now working full time as an artist.
In my work, I try to convey some emotion that entices the viewer to linger whether it’s a curiosity about what’s around the corner, breaking light in the distance or the excitement of the impending storm. I attempt to pass on a sense of place that is a blend of light, space, scale and atmosphere.
Although the majority of Larry’s work is abstract, occasionally he will produce more representational work. His range of mediums include, colored pencil, pastels, watercolor, graphite pencil, acrylics and digital, in some instances using combinations as mixed media.
Frances Fontaine, known for her vibrant colors and use of illuminating light, grew up in Shreveport, La., spent summers as a child on Santa Rosa Island and was captivated by the beauty of the Gulf Coast. She has been drawing and painting water and wildlife ever since.
My favorite tool is the palette knife. Big, juicy, bold strokes can be made in oils or acrylics. The palette knife lends to abstract angles in painting, especially in landscapes. With oil and cold wax on paper for abstract collages, the palette knife tools come in handy along with rollers.
As a full-time artist, Martha concentrates on mixed media photographs and assemblages. She is drawn to these media because she is fascinated by the way in which our interior lives become visible, how our pasts intermingle with our present and are revealed.
A former Chemist, Naval Officer, CIA Officer, Quality Engineer, President of 3 manufacturing companies and a Manufacturing Management Consultant, Jack Graham has turned his talents into a Woodturning Artist, specializing in creating beautiful wooden bowls, holiday trees, mushrooms, and wall art.
Norma specializes in Watercolor and Oil. Her English background shows in her love of Landscape and Seascape covering Britain and Europe. Norma is also a founding member Bent Tree Gallery in Wimberley, where she has exhibited for the last 10 years.