Rita Shulak
“When I start a painting, I will often have a vision in mind of what I am hoping to produce yet, more often than not, the end product will look vastly different from my original vision.”
Gregg Sindici
“When I start a painting, I will often have a vision in mind of what I am hoping to produce yet, more often than not, the end product will look vastly different from my original vision.”
Judy Richardson
An environmental research project administrator by training and an artist by choice, I believe that identical skills apply to both art and research. Research requires a creative mind and art requires technology
Carrie Ventola
Carrie has been strongly influenced by a number of great Southwest, New England, and California artists, giving her a unique viewpoint of the natural world. Defined by her trademark umbrellas in multi-colored designs, her gentle and sunny style reflects the beauty, optimism, and dreamlike qualities of the Southern California coastal area.
Patty Robello
Patty is a prolific artist having multiple projects under way at all times with an extensive diversity of subject matter focusing first on Watercolors, Drawing, Mixed Media, Alcohol Inks, Acrylics and Collage. Patty is a member of SDAG (San Dieguito Art Guild) Off Track Gallery, COAL (Carlsbad Oceanside Art League) and The Oceanside Museum of Art.
Lorraine Marie Cote
Always striving to learn and improve, Lorraine is dedicated to ongoing sessions with artists who can challenge her in positive ways. She has been privately trained in the impressionistic plein air style by other successful artists through workshops and individual lessons. Lorraine offers private lessons for artists wishing to learn to paint or Improve their skills. Lorraine currently splits her time between creating beautiful paintings and raising three beautiful children with her loving and supportive husband. Both bring true joy and happiness to her everyday life.
Sibylla Voll
Being born in Germany I was surrounded by the Woodcut Prints of Albrecht Durer, Kathie Kollwitz, Ernst Barlach, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, and Franz Marc, just to name a few. As they did, I use special woodcut tools and shun electrical tools to stay true to the tradition.
Charlotte Cee Colosia
I am an outdoor painting capturing the environment in my surroundings. I teach watercolor and acrylic. I have been painting most of my life. I specialize in teaching seniors. I have won many awards at different galleries in North County. I love impressionist, splashy, fun painting. Charcee.com is my website.
Cheryl Ehlers
“As an artist, the canvas is my mouthpiece. It speaks with vibrant colors, bold strokes, and whispers my secrets, shares my passions, and expresses emotions while taunting my sensibilities to grow and flourish confidently” — Cheryl Ehlers
Vivi Anderson
Vivi Anderson enjoys studying the ocean waves and has been traveling to northern California to capture the wild waves in the Big Sur area and Carmel’s famous coast in Asilomar Beach.
Janyce Knight
Janyce enjoys traveling and her artwork is often inspired by various destinations from her travels, including beautiful locations in and around her home city, San Diego. When she is traveling and enjoying San Diego, you’ll find Janyce with her pen and drawing pad, often stopping to sketch a scene, capturing the beauty and memories of…
Ann Hurd
“I have always had a passion for photography and I am thrilled every time I look through my viewfinder and see a beautiful scene unfold. Part of the fun of taking thousands of photographs on a trip is to be able to share my photos and experiences with others when I return. I am honored every time someone tells me they enjoy my work.” — Ann hurd
Charles Dozer
“Although for many years I have enjoyed photography, I have been a serious amateur photographer for the last several years specializing in floral and landscape subject matter. Now with the digital format, enhancing “what I see” is becoming even more exciting!” — Charles Dozer
David Seeley
“Cameras today are so good that it is difficult to take a technically poor photo. The challenge is to find a unique subject or a familiar object or scene to photograph in a new way.
Charlene Meeker
Charlene enjoys a variety of mediums: acrylic, pastel, watercolor, and two favorites: colored pencil and pen ‘n ink. Living in Sacramento for years, she developed a passion for Victorian homes which she renders in pen ‘n ink detail, sometimes combining with watercolor.
Louise Kasza
FEBRUARY: Artist Statement Creating art is an inborn need for me. It is something that is a constant part of my life. We live in a world of speed and instant gratification, often missing the beauty and magical moments of the world around us. I like to harness those moments and the occasional humor they…
Betty Ann Kreutziger
JANUARY: Artist Statement Painting after so many years she agrees with Picasso, “it takes a long time to become young”. Website: bettyannekreutziger.com Artwork
Linda DiRosa
Artist Statement Capturing a moment in time and preserving it for “always” is my goal. I have chosen photography and painting as a way of doing this. My hopes are that others, too, will see the value, beauty, and appreciation of this moment. Phone: (760) 967-9991 Artist Bio California artist, Linda DiRosa, grew up on…
Elaine Seeley
Artist Statement My academic training in sculpture required hours spent drawing the figure, studying anatomy, and modeling figures in clay. I emphasize the human figure in my welded sculptures. My aim is to capture the movement, essence, and energy of the human figure. Most importantly, I work with ideas and observations. Currently, I am working…
Alan Katof
“The last couple of years has brought many changes to my photography. I have become fascinated with the digital aspects of photography and I often choose to go in that direction. I am now a seeker of light and shadow and texture. As my vision widens I often go back to old images, with new eyes. And, the neat part is,I have so much more beauty to see.” — Alan Katof