Gina Studelska #7 on the 2018 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 12-14th

Gina grew up in a family that lived in an unincorporated town in Wisconsin. As kids, they were always outside; painting their chins with dandelions, stringing catalpa flowers, planting marigolds from seeds collected last year, digging in sand, and collecting leaves, feathers, and rocks. She never tired of these simple things.  Family, faith, and nature often entwine as themes throughout Gina’s art.

Eco Printing with live botanicals onto fabric or paper, cyanotype, rust, wax, block printing, stitching, drawing, and other mark making techniques can be found in her work.

Feel Free to Visit me at my website for more info on my work, 

Click on my website: theartsmill.org/the-artists/gina-studelska

Laurie Shovers #8 on the 2015 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct 9-11th

My work consists of spools & shapes that I design, made out of colorful anodized aluminum. These lightweight, colorful pieces are detailed with seed beads, silver armatures, stones, and other unique found objects.

Gina Studelska #8 on the Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct 10-12th

Gina Studelska works in mixed media and a mixture of medias.  Gina combines traditional techniques with elements of the digital world.

She has a BA in Art with certification to teach Art from UW-Whitewater and over thirty graduate credits from Mount Mary College and Cardinal Stritch University.  Thirty four years of teaching Art has colored and shaped how she works.

Gina’s roots are a tiny unincorporated town in rural Wisconsin. We played together, outside all day, almost every day. I love fog and clouds as much as fresh air and sunshine.  Family, faith, and nature often entwine as themes throughout her art.

Sue Cibulka #8 on the Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct 10-12th

Sue Cibulka  paints because she loves the creative process.  Each new piece is a learning experience about craft, about technique and about my personal expectations and goals.

Working primarily in oils, her emphasis is on color and on the paint itself. Using vibrant color and nature’s inspiration, her paintings come alive with the movement of wave and wind and the excitement of sunset skies and mountain landscape.  While Sue maintains a representational focus, her artistic passion lies in color and texture.

Major influences on Sue’s work are Gustav Klimt and VanGogh as well as the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist painters. She tries to convey their sense of artistic freedom and use of color in her paintings.

Sue is a member of The Arts Mill co-op in Grafton, WI and the Cedarburg Artists Guild.