“My artistic focus is on the unique lives and personalities of animals. I want viewers to feel the individuality in my subjects’ eyes and postures. They are lively, playful and a celebration of nature. They are typically full of color, whimsy and ornament.”
Born in East Sacramento, Thomas Nardinelli developed an appreciation for nature’s bounty early in life. He later translated his passion into paintings where he utilizes vibrant colors and abstract forms to portray the intricate shapes and layers in flowers.
Russell Reich has been creating visual images for more than 30 years. A Woodland resident, Reich completed the requirements for his AA degree from American River College in 1986, studying under artist Gary Pruner.
Jill Estroff, who lives in Curtis Park, worked as marketing director for Crocker Art Museum from 1986 to 1993, and is now the art curator for KVIE.
Born in East Sacramento, Thomas Nardinelli developed an appreciation for nature’s bounty early in life.