“My vision/memory is replete with countless childhood hours patiently and meticulously cutting out paper dolls. These childhood ventures helped my evolution, helped create the identity of the mature woman I am today. As a grown woman I now employ sharper scissors and have a sharper critical eye”
As an artist, Kathy Dana is committed to revealing the positive energy in all things. She has exhibited in solo and group shows, and is the recipient of an international award from Artists Magazine.
This oil painting is rendered from a photo taken on the Sacramento River. I thought the composition was stunning because the reflection of the landscape is mirrored on the river.
Robert Regis Dvořák lives in South Land Park and has been making drawing and painting fun and easy to learn in his workshops for the past 35 years.
Upon leaving the medical field as a data analyst, Judy Knott started studying fine art. She has shown her work at many museums, including the Crocker Art Museum.
Pat Mahony’s landscapes are a compilation of visual and emotional memories of vistas she has seen. She renders an image on the canvas as if it were a feeling or recollection rather than a detailed depiction.
