Natural History Illustration is the combination of art and science. Karin Savage uses acrylic paints to bring plants and animals into focus on a canvas.
A FREE, SELF-GUIDED TOUR OF OVER 50 ARTISTS' STUDIOS ACROSS BEAUTIFUL SOUTHEASTERN WI
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Showing posts with label #studiotour. Show all posts
Friday, August 12, 2022
Karen Savage #16 on the 2022 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 7-9th
Friday, August 5, 2022
Renee Schreiner #8 on the 2022 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 7-9th
After photpgraphing nature on her morning nature hikes, Renee will select one of these images to paint. working in acrylic paint she will reimagine the scene on canvass.
For more information, please contact Renee at artist54@live.com
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Brenda Peterson #7 on the 2022 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 7-9th
My inspiration comes from life, nature, a word, an emotion. Sometimes I wake up with a color, image or feeling that needs to be released on a canvas with my palette knife and bright bold colors. My lifelong love is tapping into my intuitive energy and releasing it by creating art on canvases (sometimes walls) using textured oil applied with a palette knife. I address the easel as you would a duel, arm fully extended ready to do combat letting the energy flow!
For more information, Please contact Brenda at brendapetersonllc.com
Tuesday, September 28, 2021
Long time member of the guild, Claudette Lee-Roseland's studio has been added to the tour!
W65 N630 St John Ave, Cedarburg. Eighty-three years of Claudette's art making, her supplies and art books will be on sale at discounted prices. Claudette will then donate that money earned to create a scholarship to benifit Cedarburg Artists Guild members for future workshops and art education opportunities. Claudette says please sell it all !
Monday, August 26, 2019
Michelle Savas Thompson #7 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th
When people believe in Truth and Perseverance, they Set Themselves Free.
My art is about the people, places and memories that
matter most to you.
Thank you for being apart of that journey
For more information, please visit SavasFineArt.com
Monday, July 22, 2019
Barbara Dickmann #31 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th
Barbara's objective is the
creation of functional stoneware on the potter’s wheel out of love for the
circular form. In addition, she does hand-building of clay to round out her
stoneware offerings. Her creations allow her to strive for inspired craftsmanship
using the natural colors and textures of the earth.
For more information, please email me at badickmann@yahoo.com
Wednesday, July 17, 2019
Katherine de Shazer #7 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th
The
physical painting processes of grinding stones, breathing on clay, etc.
connects Katherine to the world while the iconic artistic style and spiritual
contemplation helps her to reveal images and translate the language of the
mystical cosmos and human nature into the visible world of color, shape and
symbols.
For more information, please email at kathering.deshazer@gmail.com
Wednesday, July 10, 2019
Wednesday, July 3, 2019
Kathleen Donovan Flaherty #27 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th
In
2000, Kathleen had her first experience painting with other Plein Air Painters
in Cedarburg Artists’ Plein Air Event and was “hooked”. Watercolor was her choice of medium but some
years later switched to oil. She sought out guidance in learning how to apply
the medium by enrolling in workshops given by Shelby Keefe, Tom Nachreiner,
Kathie Wheeler, Frankie Johnson and others.
Kathleen is a member and past president of the League of Milwaukee
Artists (LMA) and on the Board of Cedarburg Artists Guild, chairing their
Holiday Art Fair.
For more information, please email me at Pippnn1225@yahoo.com
Monday, July 1, 2019
Mary Mendla #28 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th
Mary Mendla is a painter, fiber artist, apparel designer and
art instructor. Her paintings are done
in Oil, Cold Wax and Mixed Media. Her
imagery refers primarily to the natural world and is represented by abstract
tonalist compositions. In addition to
her painting and fiber art, Mary produces a line of women’s wearable art apparel
and offers classes and workshops in her Thiensville studio and throughout the
Mid-West.
For more information, please visit marymendlafineart.com
Joseph Mendla #28 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th
Joseph Mendla is a sculptor who delights in drawing in the
air with lines of steel. For the last
few years he has been creating a series of centering sculptures designed to
bring calm to the mind of their viewer.
These steel sculptures are based on the Asian practice of drawing
circles on rice paper with brushes loaded with black ink. They are all titled “Zen Brushwork” and
engraved with a number denoting their place in the series.
For more information, Please visit me at josephmendla.com
Monday, June 3, 2019
Nancee Ariango #13 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th
Nancee Ariagno punchneedle designer lives in the Cooperage a
former barrel factory built in 1860. Her
studio is in the log cabin on the
property.
For more information please visit me at cooperage@wi.rr.com
Monday, May 20, 2019
Deborah Bast-Prahl #1 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th
As an artist and art educator, Deborah
Bast-Prahl enjoys working in many different mediums. Imagery for her work is inspired by nature
and the personal histories her materials come from. By playing with color and design elements,
Deborah creates art that welcomes viewers to read, question, and enjoy.
If interested in more details please contact me at dprahl@gmail.com
Megan Johnson #1 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th
Megan Woodard Johnson
Johnson’s abstract mixed
media process combines collected materials like vintage school books, ledgers,
and hand-written correspondence with expressive layers of paint and drawn marks.
This juxtaposition of vintage materials with intuitive abstract mark making
creates contemporary paintings that celebrate the energy of the present as well
as the nostalgia of the past.
Visit me at my website for more info on my workshops and work:
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