Watercolor

Suzanna Winton's watercolor paintings capture the personality and "Human" history of each of her carefully chosen subjects . The Gallery contains many one-of-a-kind original paintings as well as limited edition prints.

In first grade, Eugenia first became fascinated with shape recognition during a classroom hidden letter recognition art exercise. This, followed by many years of reading Highlights magazines in Dentist offices, sparked part of her art style. She has 2 aunts who are artists. Her art has also been influenced by psychology learned from her mother, who is a psychotherapist. In 2003, Eugenia decided to pursue art as a career.

Completely original and unique paintings with an artistic flair makes your art priceless.

Patty Schwarz takes inspiration from her garden and love of flowers and their strong vivid colors come through in her transparent watercolors and gicleés, resulting in beautiful abstracts, Italian Villas, landscapes, seascapes, still life, and water scenes.

As a full-time artist Preston Steed has been painting watercolor landscapes, florals, portraits, and homes for over twenty years. His original watercolor paintings evoke memories of our childhoods. The mountain landscape paintings are the places we visited as children, traveling across the country in our grandparents' Buick with our grandmothers hiding their eyes as we climbed up and over mountain passes.

Features Original Watercolor and Watermedia Paintings, and Giclée Digital Paintings, Prints and Reproductions focusing on my still life "fabricscapes" and "appropriations" series, plus southwest landscapes and other subjects including plein air watercolors.

Hi there! I am French Canadian and I moved here to California in June 1997. I started taking watercolor lessons from Ron Pratt (he's the best) in August 1998 at the Adobe Art center in Castro Valley CA.

A veteran of numerous seminars and workshops given by nationally known artists and photographers, Joe Lackie has studied at the Baton Rouge Fine Arts Academy. A lifetime of sketching and photography has provided a strong background for his paintings. Living in colorful southern Louisiana and world travels have given him a vast supply of sources for paintings. Watercolor is his favorite medium; however he is proficient in acrylics, oils, pastels, and pen and ink.
A wide variety of subjects keeps his work fresh and interesting.

Come take a journey through the eyes and paintbrush of artist Kenny King. From the historical areas of the Outer Banks of North Carolina where the trade winds of the Atlantic recreate the shoreline, to the tranquil and rhythmic sounds of the Chesapeake Bay on the Eastern Shore and down the old dirt path that showcases many Southern landscapes in rural Virginia.

Watercolor is my chosen medium because it offers me the ability to express translucent light and sparkling shadows like nothing else I have tried. Watercolor is like magic for creating the feeling of light!