my Favorite Watercolorists | | Artist: Sabrina Garrasi, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Non-Objective, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic / Conceptual. | | |
What we are really recovering from childhood in those moments of discovery and exaltation is a way of looking at the world — looking for a glimpse of some small truth that illuminates the interconnectedness of all things, looking and being wonder-smitten by what we see.
- Maria Popova
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This month I would like to introduce you to some of the watercolor artists who have influenced my growth as an artist. I’d like to share them with you as an example of what’s possible in a single medium.
Watercolor is difficult to master and each of these artists has gone beyond technical competence - beyond descriptive imitation of pictorial facts. I admire their ability to synthesize the world around them with their private, inner worlds. Each has developed a completely personal and idiosyncratic way of using watercolor to capture the things they find beguiling in this world. Their work feels like a discovery of something wonderous and even exalted.
Watercolor became my favorite medium the first time I touched good paint to good paper when I was 16 years old. I love the way water interacts with paper and allows light to reflect back through the paint, the way paint crawls and expands into wet paper, the way you can layer thin veils of color over each other. It requires a different way of thinking and working than all other media.
I am inspired by these artists and how they use the same tools I do but get so much closer to visual poetry.
This list is incomplete by definition. How could I ever show you all that’s possible using watercolor? The art and artists you will meet below are here because I like their work and they’ve had an influence on me. They are in no particular order. There is a brief description of each artist and a link to more information about them if you’re curious to learn more. If you click on an image you like, it should pop up on your screen in a larger size so you can see more detail. Many offer instructional videos for you to spend more time with them and their technique.
Some of these artists may be more famous, but none of them are “better” than any of the others. If I left out one of your favorites please let me know, I’d love to hear more about why they inspire you.
I’m going to use the same system I used last month to evaluate the way they personalize their work.
Artist:___, Conceptual/Perceptual, Subject Area:_, Shape:__, Design:__, Brushwork:_, Space:__, Color:__.
| Artist: Ann Abgott, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape:Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual. | |
Winslow Homer (1836-1910)
"You will see," said American artist Winslow Homer, "in the future I will live by my watercolors." From his early forays into pastoral landscapes to his more mature works encompassing the maritime scenes for which he is best known, Homer's watercolors are most remarkable for their reverence of nature and the people who thrive within its conditions―sketches that are both quaint and sublime in scope”
https://www.thehistoryofart.org/winslow-homer/watercolours/
| | Artist: Winslow Homer, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape/Figure, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Perceptual. | | Artist: Winslow Homer, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape/Figure, Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Perceptual. | | Artist: Winslow Homer, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape/Figure, Shape: Designed Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Perceptual. | | Artist: Winslow Homer, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape/Figure, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Perceptual. | | |
John Singer Sargent (1856–1925)
John Singer Sargent was an American expatriate artist, considered the "leading portrait painter of his generation" for his evocations of Belle Époque and Edwardian-era luxury. He created roughly 900 oil paintings and more than 2,000 watercolors, as well as countless sketches and charcoal drawings. His oeuvre documents worldwide travel, from Venice to the Tyrol, Corfu, Capri, Spain, the Middle East, Montana, Maine, and Florida. Born in Florence to American parents, he was trained there and Paris before moving to London, living most of his life in Europe
https://artincontext.org/john-singer-sargent-watercolor-paintings/
| | Artist: John Singer Sargent, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork:Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Perceptual. | | Artist: John Singer Sargent, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork:Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Perceptual. | | Artist: John Singer Sargent, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork:Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Illuminative | | YArtist: John Singer Sargent, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork:Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Perceptual. | | |
Andrew Wyeth (1917 - 2009)
Andrew Wyeth was 20 when he burst onto the New York art scene. His solo exhibition of works at Macbeth Gallery in 1937 made headlines. It was a sold-out exhibition of watercolors inspired by Maine, a place of deep personal significance to the artist. The Wyeth family is part of the fabric of Maine and Wyeth had spent summers there since childhood. A critic for Art in America wrote in one of many euphoric reviews of the artist's coming-out exhibition, "Wyeth uses his brush with a really almost spectacular freedom." This energetic and unbridled approach to watercolor launched Wyeth's career and fame.
https://www.theartstory.org/artist/wyeth-andrew/
| Artist: Andrew Wyeth, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork:Carefully Rendered, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | Artist: Andrew Wyeth, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork:Carefully Rendered, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | Artist: Andrew Wyeth, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork:Carefully Rendered, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | Artist: Andrew Wyeth, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork:Carefully Rendered, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | |
Charles Burchfield (1893-1967)
In every leaf, shadow and breeze, Charles Burchfield heard the silent music of nature waiting to be seen. Charles Ephraim Burchfield (1893–1967) was an American painter whose visionary watercolors gave voice to the hidden rhythms and spirit of the natural world. Born in Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio, Burchfield began in high school jotting poetic descriptions on the back of his paintings. This was an early sign of his passion to capture nature’s intangible emotions. The largest collection of Burchfield's paintings, archives and journals are in the collection of the Burchfield Penney Art Center in Buffalo.
https://burchfieldpenney.org/art-and-artists/charles-e-burchfield/
| | Artist: Charles Burchfield, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Charles Burchfield, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Charles Burchfield, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Charles Burchfield, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | |
Mark Adams (1925-2006)
Mark Adams was an American artist best known for his watercolors of still life subjects. He was also a designer of tapestries and stained glass.
https://www.artnet.com/artists/mark-adams/
| Artist: Mark Adams, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Perceptual. | | Artist: Mark Adams, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Perceptual. | | Artist: Mark Adams, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Perceptual. | | Artist: Mark Adams, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Perceptual. | | |
Charles Reid (1937-2019)
Charles Clark Reid was an American painter, illustrator, and teacher, notable for his watercolor style. He won numerous national and international awards for both his watercolor and oil works, and also hosted many workshops in the US and abroad. He published numerous books and instructional DVDs and created a postage stamp and an iconic ad campaign with his watercolor depictions.
https://www.charlesreidart.com/
| | Artist: Charles Reid, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape/Figure/Still Life, Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Charles Reid, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape/Figure/Still Life, Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Charles Reid, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape/Figure/Still Life, Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Charles Reid, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape/Figure/Still Life, Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | |
Thomas Schaller
Thomas W. Schaller is an award-winning artist, architect, and author based in New York City. He has authored three books; the best-selling, and AIA award winner, Architecture in Watercolor (VNR – McGraw Hill) The Art of Architectural Drawing (J.Wiley and Sons), and Thomas W. Schaller, Architect of Light : Watercolor Paintings by a Master - a retrospective of his artwork released by North Light Books. His latest book, The Creative Eye will be published by Rockport/Quarto Press in 2027. He is in demand worldwide as a speaker, exhibitor, author, instructor, and juror. Artist Network Television has produced two best-selling series of instructional Videos and DVDs of his technique. Creative Catalyst / Streamline Video published a full length video of his process in 2020. In October 2021, he has released a first of its kind interactive online curriculum Design and the Power of Imagination with Terracotta LLC
https://www.thomasschaller.com/
| | Artist: Thomas Schaller, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Atmospheric, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Thomas Schaller, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Atmospheric, Color: Invented/Perceptual. | | Artist: Thomas Schaller, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Atmospheric, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Schematic/ Perceptual. Artist: Thomas Schaller, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Atmospheric, Color: Invented/Perceptual. | | |
Jean Grastorf (1934 - present)
Born in upstate New York and a graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology, Jean Grastorf began her career painting the small towns and rural countryside of her home. Now a resident of Florida, she uses transparent watercolors to paint the Florida landscape capturing the luminous light on her subjects. Grastorf is a signature member of the American Watercolor Society and the National Watercolor Society. She teaches workshops across the country and is frequently asked to serve as a juror in watercolor competitions. In 2005 she is authoring a book entitled, "Pouring Light: Layer transparent Watercolor" published by North Light Books.
https://jeangrastorf.com/
| | Artist: Jean Grastorf, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figure, Shape: Organic, Design: Complicated, Brushwork:Carefully Rendered, Space:Deep, Color:Schematic/Perceptual | | Artist: Jean Grastorf, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Organic, Design: Complicated, Brushwork:Carefully Rendered, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | Artist: Jean Grastorf, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figure, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork:Carefully Rendered, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Conceptual | | Artist: Jean Grastorf, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork:Carefully Rendered, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | |
Jean Dobie
Jeanne Dobie, a teacher and painter whose work is shown widely and often wins coveted awards, lives in Pennsylvania. She is an extremely talented watercolor painter who was a Juror of Award for the 2007 and 2014 American Watercolor Society International Exhibitions. She is the author of the seminal book on watercolor “Making Color Sing” which I studied cover to cover when I first decided to learn to paint in watercolor.
http://www.jeannedobie.com/
| | Artist: Jean Dobie, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork:Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | Artist: Jean Dobie, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Geometric/ Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork:Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | Artist: Jean Dobie, Perceptual, Subject Area: Designed: Geometric/ Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork:Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | Artist: Jean Dobie, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Geometric/ Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork:Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | |
Ann Abgott
Abgott is a past president of the Florida Watercolor Society. As a teenager she painted in oil but found watercolor after a friend talked her into taking a watercolor class. The friend never went back, but Anne had started on a path that would lead her to writing a book, filming three video workshops, becoming a signature member of some very prestigious watercolor societies and teaching across the country.
https://www.anneabgott.com/
| | Artist: Ann Abgott, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual. | | Artist: Ann Abgott, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Geometric/ Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual. | | Artist: Ann Abgott, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figures, Shape:Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual. | | Artist: Ann Abgott, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed/ Geometric, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual. | | |
Jean Haines
Jean Haines is a renowned watercolor artist known for her vibrant style and ability to inspire others through her art. She conducts popular workshops and has authored books on watercolor techniques.
https://jeanhaines.com/
| | Artist: Jean Haines, Perceptual, Subject Area: Floral, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Jean Haines, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: deep, Color: Schematic/Conceptual | | Artist: Jean Haines, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Conceptual | | Artist: Jean Haines, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figure, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Conceptual | | |
Nita Engle (1925-2019)
Nita Engle was an American watercolorist. She worked as an art director and magazine illustrator and exhibited in and out of the United States. Engle received several awards, including an honorary doctorate from Northern Michigan University. A documentary was made about her entitled Wilderness Palette - Nita Engle in Michigan and she wrote the book How to Make a Watercolor Paint Itself: Experimental Techniques for Achieving Realistic Effects.
https://art.state.gov/personnel/nita_engle/
| | Artist: Nita Engle, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space:Deep, Color: Schematic/Conceptual | | Artist: Nita Engle, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Casual, Space:Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | Artist: Nita Engle, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space:Deep, Color: Schematic/Conceptual | | Artist: Nita Engle, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space:Deep, Color: Schematic/Perceptual | | |
Carla O’Connor
Carla O'Connor received her BFA in painting from Kent State University, Kent, Ohio. She has done additional formal study at the University of the Americas, Mexico City; University of Dayton, Ohio; and the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. O'Connor is a signature member of the American Watercolor Society, National Watercolor Society and Northwest Watercolor Society and is an AWS Dolphin Fellow.
https://sunnyshorestudio.com/2020/03/27/meet-vintage-watercolorist-carla-oconnor-artist-of-imagination/
| Artist: Carla O'Connor, Conceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Carla O'Connor, Conceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Carla O'Connor, Conceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Carla O'Connor, Conceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | |
Keith Crown (1918-2010)
Keith Crown was an American abstract painter and Professor of Art at the University of Southern California, best known for his vibrant, expressive watercolors of the American southwest. Born in Keokuk, Iowa, Keith Crown became a leading abstractionist in Southern California following World War II. His primary medium for his artworks was watercolor, and he was on the board of directors and served as President of the California Water Color Society.
https://203fineart.com/artists/100-keith-crown/
| | Artist: Keith Crown, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric/Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Keith Crown, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric/Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Keith Crown, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric/Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Keith Crown, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric/Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | |
Frank Webb (1927-2022)
Frank Webb was an internationally recognized watercolor artist who called Pittsburgh home for 94 years and was designated a “Living Legend” by the American Watercolor Society. A professional artist for more than 70 years, Webb left a legacy of vibrant and energetic paintings on the walls of numerous museums, and hundreds of delighted patrons. As an instructor, Frank led and inspired thousands of students around the world to move beyond a technical display, to be creative while guided by good design principles. His paintings received over 125 major awards and have been exhibited around the world.
https://www.frankwebbartstudio.com/
| | Artist: Frank Webb, Conceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | Artist: Frank Webb, Conceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | Artist: Frank Webb, Conceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | Artist: Frank Webb, Conceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | |
Judi Betts
Judi Betts is a respected painter, author, instructor, and juror who has attained an international reputation. Her memberships include the American Watercolor Society, National Watercolor Society, Federation of Canadian Artists, Société Canadienne de l'Aquarelle, the National Arts Club, and Watercolor USA-Honor Society. Her work is included in the collections of the Springfield (MO) Art Museum, New Orleans Museum of Art, and the Permanent Collections of the states of Arkansas and Louisiana. Her award winning book, "WATERCOLOR...Let's Think About It!", is in its 4th printing. Her paintings are featured in numerous art books and periodicals.
https://www.judibettsaws.com/
| | Artist: Judy Betts, Conceptual, Subject Area:Figurative, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Atmospheric. | | Artist: Judy Betts, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Atmospheric. | | Artist: Judy Betts, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Atmospheric. | | Artist: Judy Betts, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Atmospheric. | | |
Endre Penovac
Serbian painter Endre Penovác was born in Tornjoš. He finished Academy of fine arts in Novi Sad. He works as an independent artist. He started to display in 1981, and since that time, he makes group or independent exhibits at home and abroad.
https://www.fineartphotographyvideoart.com/2014/10/Endre-Penovac.htm
https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2022/03/endre-penovac-paintings/
| | Artist: Endre Penovac, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Conceptual. | | Artist: Endre Penovac, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Conceptual. | | Artist: Endre Penovac, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Conceptual. | | Artist: Endre Penovac, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Conceptual. | | Artist: Antonio Ortega Perez, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork:Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Conceptual | | Artist: Antonio Ortega Perez, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork:Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Conceptual | | Artist: Antonio Ortega Perez, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork:Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Conceptual | | Artist: Antonio Ortega Perez, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork:Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/Conceptual | | |
Dean Mitchell
Dean Mitchell is an American figurative artist who works primarily in watercolor and oil paint. His subjects, derived largely from African American culture, have been cited for their emotional depth, avoidance of facile sentimentality, and accomplished sense of formal design. Mitchell was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1957, and raised in Quincy, Florida. After graduating from the Columbus College of Art and Design in 1980, Mitchell moved to Kansas City, Missouri and started working as an illustrator at Hallmark Cards
https://deanmitchellstudio.com/
| | Artist: Dean Mitchell, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Organic, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space:Deep , Color: Schematic/ Perceptual | | Artist: Dean Mitchell, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual | | Artist: Dean Mitchell, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual | | Artist: Dean Mitchell, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual | | |
Sabrina Garrasi
Sabrina Garrasi is an Italian artist. Her work explores the uncontrollable nature of dreams and illusions. The same subject, explored over time, delves into the oneiric dimension and suspension of reality. The abstract shapes seem to convey strange meanings or ancestral thoughts.
The artist abandons an initial concept by creating deconstructed images in an apparently random path. Using a variety of media, including ink, acrylics, and pigments, she builds layers, erases, scratches, and overwrites. These layers and pigment spots create intersections of color with varying focus and depth where light is applied, revised, and repainted. Each painting is a personal narrative, a portal to artist's metaphysical vision.
https://www.sabrinagarrasi.com/en/index.html
| | Artist: Sabrina Garrasi, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Non-Objective, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic / Conceptual. | | Artist: Sabrina Garrasi, Conceptual, Subject Area: Non-Objective/ Organic, Shape: Non-Objective, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic / Conceptual. | | Artist: Sabrina Garrasi, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Non-Objective, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic / Conceptual. | | Artist: Sabrina Garrasi, Conceptual, Subject Area: Non-Objective/ Organic, Shape: Non-Objective, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic / Conceptual. | | |
Tom Sgouros (1927-2012)
Born in 1927 to Greek immigrant parents in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Thomas Sgouros was a fifty year veteran of the Rhode Island School of Design Department of Illustration, where he became department chair in 1975. He received national recognition for his series “Remembered Landscapes” He was an active part of the Providence Art Club.
https://www.cadetompkinsprojects.com/thomas-sgouros/overview/
| | Artist: Tom Sgouros, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Non-Objective, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Atmospheric | | Artist: Tom Sgouros, Conceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Non-Objective, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Atmospheric | | Artist: Tom Sgouros, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Non-Objective, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Atmospheric | | Artist: Tom Sgouros, Conceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Non-Objective, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Atmospheric | | |
Don Andrews
Don Andrews is a nationally known watercolor artist and workshop instructor. He has conducted painting workshops throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Africa for over 35 years.
Don is an active member and past board director of the American Watercolor Society. His paintings have received numerous awards in national watercolor competitions, including three awards from the American Watercolor Society , and two Best of Show awards from the New England Watercolor Society.
Don is the author of the books, "Interpreting the Figure in Watercolor", "Interpreting the Landscape in Watercolor" and "Rough Sketches: Short Stories of a Traveling Artist".
https://www.donandrewsstudio.com/
| Artist: Don Andrews, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | Artist: Don Andrews, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | Artist: Don Andrews, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | Artist: Don Andrews, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | |
Dianne Nance
Dianne Nance was one of the founding members and early presidents of Gold Coast Watercolor Society, she served as President of Florida Watercolor Society. She was a Signature member of National Watercolor Society, Florida Watercolor Society and Gold Coast Watercolor Society. She was a former faculty member of Florida Atlantic University and Broward Community College.
Dianne was a sought-after instructor because of her ability to help artists go to the next level in their art. She taught classes in her home for over 30 years, with critiques that inevitably came down to “ what are you selling” and “courage looks good”. I studied with Dianne’s home studio group for about 5 years after I first moved to Florida. She had a major influence on my teaching and my love for Watercolor.
Watercolor Artist Magazine "Ones to Watch" 2008
| | Artist: Dianne Nance, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Dianne Nance, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: v, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Dianne Nance, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Designed, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Atmospheric | | Artist: Dianne Nance, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | |
Barbara Nechis
Barbara Nechis holds a BA in History and Fine Arts from the University of Rochester and an MS from Alfred University. She was a faculty member of Parsons School of Design for many years and taught seminars at Pratt Institute and throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. She served as a juror and board member of the American Watercolor Society and awards judge for National Watercolor Society, Watercolor West, and many others. Her work appears in more than 40 books and publications and is included in numerous collections, among them the Butler Institute of American Art, IBM, and Citicorp. She is the author of Barbara Nechis Watercolors, Watercolor from the Heart and Watercolor the Creative Experience, and is featured in three instructional DVDs.
https://www.barbaranechis.com/
| | Artist: Barbara Nechis, Conceptual, Subject Area:Floral, Shape: Distorted, Design:Complicated, Brushwork:Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | Artist: Barbara Nechis, Conceptual, Subject Area: Floral, Shape: Distorted, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | Artist: Barbara Nechis, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Distorted, Design:Complicated, Brushwork:Casual, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | Artist: Barbara Nechis, Conceptual, Subject Area: Floral, Shape: Distorted, Design: Complicated, Brushwork:Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | |
Linda Kemp
Linda is a Canadian artist and author of two best-selling instructional art books. Her internationally recognized artwork includes unique contemporary watercolours and acrylic paintings. Most recently, she delights in creating whimsical birds, mischievous animals and dragons, along with short stories to accompany her quirky characters.
https://lindakemp.com/
| | Artist: Linda Kemp, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape:Distorted, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Linda Kemp, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Distorted, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Linda Kemp, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Distorted, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Linda Kemp, Conceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Distorted, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | |
Holly Hobbie
Denise Holly Hobbie is an American writer, watercolorist and illustrator. She is best known for creating the American Greetings character which, originally unnamed, is now also called Holly Hobbie. She also created the Toot & Puddle series of children's books. Holly Hobbie has worked as an artist for nearly forty years and has also illustrated the classic poem The Night Before Christmas. She is the author of eleven acclaimed, bestselling Toot & Puddle picture books as well as Gem, Fanny, Fanny & Annabelle, and Everything but the Horse.
https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Holly_Hobbie
| | Artist: Holly Hobbie, Conceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Holly Hobbie, Conceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Holly Hobbie, Conceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Holly Hobbie, Conceptual, Subject Area: Figurative, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | |
Miles Batt
Miles G. Batt, Sr. of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is nationally known for a singularly personal style that emphasizes an inimitable perception of the world around him. His credentials include over two hundred twenty five major awards. Elected to fifteen watercolor societies, including NWS, AWS, and Watercolor USA Honor Society. In 1988, he wrote, The Complete Guide to Creative Watercolor
Instagram @Miles Batt 2
| | Artist: Miles Batt, Conceptual, Subject Area: Non-Objective, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric/Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Miles Batt, Conceptual, Subject Area: Non-Objective, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric/Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Miles Batt, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric/Complicated, Brushwork: Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Miles Batt, Conceptual, Subject Area: Non-Objective, Shape: Designed, Design: Eccentric/Complicated, Brushwork:Casual, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | |
Janet Fish (1938-2025)
Throughout her over fifty-year career, Janet Fish committed herself to the exploration of color and light in her paintings, pastels, and watercolors.
Born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1938, Fish received her BA from Smith College in 1960 and her MFA from Yale University in 1963. At Yale, her fellow students included Chuck Close, Nancy Graves, Robert Mangold, Sylvia Plimack Mangold, and Richard Serra, a tight-knit group who formed an intense, ambitious, competitive group that motivated one another to develop and defend their work. There, Fish was taught Abstract Expressionism, the predominant painting style of the time to show light interacting with a mixture of objects, flitting between them, setting off visual echoes and counterpoints, and generating an overt, symphonious, flowing movement.”
https://janetfish.net/
| | Artist: Janet Fish, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Janet Fish, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Janet Fish, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Janet Fish, Perceptual, Subject Area: Still Life, Shape: Designed, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Carefully Rendered, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | |
Ann Blockley
Ann Blockley is a British watercolour and mixed-media artist with an individual style developed over a lifetime of professional painting. Her pictures are evocative, atmospheric, and intuitive capturing an elusive air of mystery and magic within Nature that lies tantalisingly between reality and the imagined. Her practice embraces a range of materials and techniques chosen to express the unique interpretations of nature that are her signature themes. Ann has written numerous books on her painting methods, including her most recent book ‘Poetic Woods’ published by Batsford in September 2023.
She is a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour (RI) and the Society of Women artists (SWA). She is also a member of The Arborealists, a diverse group of artists who value trees and a connection with nature.
https://annblockley.com/
| | Artist: Ann Blockley, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Organic Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic / Conceptual. | | Artist: Ann Blockley, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Organic Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic / Conceptual. | | Artist: Ann Blockley, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Organic Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic / Conceptual. | | Artist: Ann Blockley, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Organic Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic / Conceptual. | | |
Jan Munro
Jan Munro a Hertfordshire based artist that specialises in abstracts, Buildings, still life and landscapes. aim is to make work that shows my love of textured, weathered surfaces, characterful shapes and contrasting colours. There is a feeling that history is telling a story in the places and things that I paint.
https://www.janmunro.com/
| | Artist: Jan Munro, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Jan Munro, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Jan Munro, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Jan Munro, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | |
Pat Dews
Artist Pat Dews, is a graduate of The Fashion Institute of Technology, New York City is a signature member and Dolphin Fellow of the American Watercolor Society, the National WatercolorSociety, the National Collage Society, the New Jersey Water Color Society, and the Florida Watercolor Society.
https://www.patdews.com/works
| | Artist: Pat Dews, Conceptual, Subject Area: Non-Objective/ Landscape , Shape:Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Pat Dews, Conceptual, Subject Area: Non-Objective/ Landscape , Shape:Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Pat Dews, Conceptual, Subject Area: Non-Objective/ Landscape , Shape: GDesigne, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Pat Dews, Conceptual, Subject Area: Non-Objective/ Landscape , Shape: Designed, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | |
Judy Thorley
Judy Thorley is an artist from Ontario Canada. Texture, linear elements and text play a significant role in her artwork. Over the years her work has progressed from being traditional transparent watercolour to contemporary mixed media.
http://www.artbyjudy.com/gallery.html
| | Artist: Judy Thorley, Conceptual, Subject Area: Still Life , Shape: Organic, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Judy Thorley, Conceptual, Subject Area: Landscape , Shape: Organic, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Judy Thorley, Conceptual, Subject Area: Still Life , Shape: Organic, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | Artist: Judy Thorley, Conceptual, Subject Area: Still Life , Shape: Organic, Design: Complicated, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual. | | |
Yutaka Murakami
Yutaka Murakami is a Japanese artist known for his watercolor paintings, especially his works depicting playful and gentle cats. Born in Kyoto in 1957, Murakami established a unique style that blends elements of traditional Japanese art with modern interpretation.
https://sterkhovart.blogspot.com/2020/06/yutaka-murakami.html
| | Artist: Yutaka Murakami, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Yutaka Murakami, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Yutaka Murakami, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Yutaka Murakami, Perceptual, Subject Area: Figurative Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Flat, Color: Schematic/ Perceptual. | | Artist: Endre Penovac, Perceptual, Subject Area: Landscape, Shape: Organic, Design: Simplified, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Shallow, Color: Schematic/Conceptual. | | |
Did I leave out one of your favorites? Please write and let me know. I hope these artists have expanded your appreciation of watercolor artistry. Perhaps they’ll inspire you to try something new next time you pick up your brush. Maybe, one of them will lead you down a new path with your creative process. Many of these artists have videos to demonstrate their technique.
If you would like to explore watercolor in more depth with me please reach out. If you’d like to learn more about watercolor or you need help with technique to level up to your taste and the type of painting you admire, I welcome the opportunity to share what I’ve learned over the years in private classes, and/or workshops.
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This is what you shall do:
Love the earth and sun and the animals, despise riches, give alms to every one that asks, stand up for the stupid and crazy, devote your income and labor to others, hate tyrants, argue not concerning God, have patience and indulgence toward the people, take off your hat to nothing known or unknown or to any man or number of men, go freely with powerful uneducated persons and with the young and with the mothers of families, read these leaves in the open air every season of every year of your life, re-examine all you have been told at school or church or in any book, dismiss whatever insults your own soul,
and your very flesh shall be a great poem and have the richest fluency not only in its words but in the silent lines of its lips and face and between the lashes of your eyes and in every motion and joint of your body.
- Walt Whitman
| | Artist: Don Andrews, Perceptual, Subject Area:Landscape, Shape: Organic, Design: Orderly, Brushwork: Painterly, Space: Deep, Color: Schematic/ Conceptual | | Thank you Judge Donna Morrison for awarding my painting “Sweet as Kisses” the non-signature Memorial Award at the Gold Coast Watercolor 50th Members Love Watercolor exhibit at Studio 18 Art Complex in Pembroke Pines. We had a wonderful party to celebrate our 50 year anniversary. Please stop by to view the exceptional collection of watermedia art. There is so much here to appreciate. | | |
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Miami Watercolor Society
Demonstration
Sunday, April 12, 2026
Pinecrest Community Center
12:30 - 3:30 PM
Painting Joy
How to create art that lights you up inside. We are here to flourish, to see rainbows and to paint them, to be tickled and enthralled, to even eat a second sprinkled cupcake if we choose. Explore the nine aspects of joy and uncover personalized visual symbols that will inspire you to bring more effervescence into your life and your art.
Miami Watercolor Society
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Private Art Retreats
A personalized experience, full of art and discovery, for those who….
- are traveling alone, or with a couple of friends
- would like a much more flexible, and free experience, and lots of fun, too, tailored exactly to your needs, interests, and experience level
- may want to combine painting with organized discovery trips and tours and really get to know the ‘real’ South Florida
- would like to book in for a shorter or longer time than most workshops
- don’t want to have to bring a mountain of supplies in their luggage
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Painting Joy
Created especially for artistic women in the third stage of life who are dissatisfied with their artwork and want to have more fun connecting with themselves and others. In this three-day watercolor workshop, we experiment with visual cues that inspire joy, discover personal symbols that resonate, and provide ways to bring more effervescence into our lives and art.
Please recommend any venues you know that might be interested in hosting this workshop in 2026 or 2027.
I am also happy to teach this as a private retreat or for a small group in my studio.
I would very much appreciate your help in getting the next booking.
| | | | Private Lessons and Events | | | | Master Classes for High School Students |
Private, highly personalized classes in mastery for artistically-minded US & international students virtually on Zoom or in person at my home.
If you have a student who is a visual thinker, willing to push the boundaries of their own work, and serious about improving their options for college, I want to hear from you! Schedule a time to discuss how I can collaborate with you to build a portfolio that will give your student the greatest chance for success.
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Invite me to present or lead a workshop for your school, club, or guild.
I can customize a program for your event or present my skills programs on composition, color theory, drawing faces, coordinating light/shadow or understanding the cues for depth. I am available for judging, confidence-building critiques and recorded tutorials.
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If you would like to delve more deeply into your own inner questions and clarify your thoughts as you create an artist statement for your website, a gallery show, a sponsor, or another project, please reach out, and let’s talk. I have helped many students write compelling statements for AP Art, college applications, and competitions.
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Sketchbook Prompt:
Select one of the artists above to invite into your practice. Choose a technique they use to play with in your sketchbook. Maybe, it’s Keith Crown and his upside down mountains and trees and distorted perspective. Maybe, it’s Linda Kemp and negative painting… have some fun trying something you wouldn’t ordinarily do. Many of these artists have videos demonstrating their technnique.
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It's time for these artworks to find a forever home. Please contact me if you are interested in adding any of the paintings below to your collection.
I will deliver if you live within a 2-hour drive and if you live further away, I will give you a reasonable price for shipping.
Venmo, CashApp, PayPal and Zelle are welcomed.
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Title: Croatian Kerfluffle
Media: Watercolor
Size: 31”x 29"
Price: $1111
Frame: Gold
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Title: Little Blue
Media: Mixed Media
Size: 22"x 17"
Frame: Gold
Price:$222
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Title: Something to Crow About
Media: Watercolor, Ink, Gouache
Size: 22" x 28"
Price: $444
Frame: Gold
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Title: Ginger
Media: Mixed Media
Size: 11" x 14"
Price: $222
Frame: Cradleboard Wood Panel
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Title: I Wish For Fish
Media: Watercolor & Ink
Size: 16" x 12"
Price: $222
Frame: White
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Title: Summer’s Lease
Media: Mixed Media
Size: 16" x 20"
Price: $333
Frame: Gold
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