SALLIE ANDERSON
I have been painting in watercolor since 1990. My want to paint bright glowing pictures of Galveston houses, boats,
flowers and people using watercolor paint, paper and water.
Andersen Studio www.sallieanderson
PAUL ATWELL
I started collecting insects, felt bad, and decided to paint them instead.
I love the lessons that bugs teach us that sometimes life depends on the small thing we take for granted.
CURT BALDWIN
My focus in on water and it distortion of light. Oil on stretched canvas with various brushes.
NICK CANTRELL
Borrowing elements from both traditional batik and watercolor, I have layered alternating applications of melted wax (used as a resist)
and watercolor pigment over drawings made by hand on fine rice paper.
ROBERT CORNMAN
Balance of chaos and control with the use of texture bold strokes rich color and use of dental tools.
Different emotion while I experiment with style makes my painting a process rather than a product.
BOZ DROCA
JO EDWARDS
Oil on canvas – I paint primarily landscapes. As a studio painter I have the freedom to create compositions with palettes not found in nature.
Impasto brushwork, minimalist composition.
CAMILLE ELLINGTON
Palette knife applied impressions, layering in the micromanagement of paint creating complex minimalism in the abstraction of pain
which includes variations of aquatic art including sailboat art.
ELRIN FANGUY
Acrylic paintings on gallery wrapped canvas of Gulf Coast themes such as scenery, native birds, fish, ect. All float framed with old reclaimed woods.
LETICIA FRANKIO
I design my works by drawing and painting everything by hand using 100% cotton professional artist gallery wrapped canvases,
a high viscosity artist acrylic paint and synthetic acrylic brushes.
DELTON GERDES
Windsor N pro watercolors on acid free heavy board, liquitex medium applied & pro acrylic on canvas.
Art painted in a slightly loose impressionistic style. Colorful, fresh, fun and inviting.
JEFF HAMACHEK - in memoriam
Oil on fine canvas with a contemporary but still impressionistic style. The use of color is transitional
as images evolve with light until the desired result come to life on canvas.
JOE IVES
I express my art in the acrylics and watercolor on canvas, wood, tile, and burlap.
My inspirations are drawn from my deep love of Texas’ rustic and grandeur presence, to the satirical and whimsical.
GEORGE JONES
My oil paintings are big, bold, vibrant, colorful, chunky, and 3 dimensional on canvas. 80% palette knife work, 20% brush work.
They are happy and fun and generally have true to life form and lines.
BOUBAKARY KONSEIMBO
Acrylics, oil pastel, red rock on canvas, and wood panels.
KATHERINE MASON
I create my work through the technique of breaking down every day subject matter into shapes and color.
This simplification breathes new life into my work in a bold and colorful way!
VLADIMIR OVTCHAROV
Acrylic on board.
DEOSOLIDEO TIM PATTERSON
I continue to be excited about exploring the space between art and spiritual seeking. My work is heavily influenced by my study of the modern masters;
I strive for an art that is as singular, identifiable and inspirational as any of theirs.
ALIONA PRICE
Artwork:Original oil painting on canvas.
Technique: Wet-on-wet (alla prima).Combination of brush and palette knife work.
Style: Abstract, contemporary/modern with touch of impressionism.
CARL PUETT
Carl Puett is a Texas artist who is known for landscape, wildlife and western art.
He paints on canvas leveraging oil medium paints and uses top grade material which is evident in his final product.
ISSOUF SIMPORE
Acrylic on canvas.
APRIL STRAHAN
The majority of my current work is done by mixing acrylic paint for pouring, which I then pour using various techniques and
create additional detail by hand using various tools.
ANGELA WEATHERS
I use a oil and acrylic paint on canvas. My technique is unique in the way that I paint –
using 1”x6” wood platform and a small roller vs a traditional paint brush.