April 2-30, 2021
All Signs of Spring artwork is individually priced.
All Handscapes are $120.
1. Jeffery R. Pugh
Spring Cleaning
Oil on panel
12 x 12 inches
SOLD
2. Taylor Allan
Newgrange
Pigment Print
4.5 x 4.5 inches
$120
3. Louisa Mae Hunter
Springtide
Oil
10 x 10 inches
$600
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Louisa Mae Hunter was raised in California’s Central Valley around farming and agriculture. Growing up in an artistic household she was engaged in the arts throughout her youth. She and her father started a mural business completing 40+ murals to date. Louisa attends Brigham Young University Idaho where she studied painting under landscape and wildlife artist Leon Parson. For the past eight months she has turned her focused to a mural commission and will soon complete her BFA in painting.
4. Louisa Mae Hunter
Mid Afternoon
Oil
12 x 5 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Louisa Mae Hunter was raised in California’s Central Valley around farming and agriculture. Growing up in an artistic household she was engaged in the arts throughout her youth. She and her father started a mural business completing 40+ murals to date. Louisa attends Brigham Young University Idaho where she studied painting under landscape and wildlife artist Leon Parson. For the past eight months she has turned her focused to a mural commission and will soon complete her BFA in painting.
5. Ashley Sauder Miller
Handscape No. 2
Vintage postcard, fabric, paper, ink, thread
6 x 5 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Ashley Sauder Miller is an artist living and working in Harrisonburg, VA. Her work combines traditional painting and drawing media with found materials, including vintage textiles, abandoned quilts, and fabric. She holds a Master of Fine Arts (2007) from James Madison University, with an emphasis in painting and drawing. Miller was finalist for the William and Dorothy Yeck Purchase Award in the Young Painters Competition at Miami University (2016). She received the Best in Show Award at the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art Boardwalk show (2016) and was selected for a solo show at VaMOCA’s Runnymede Gallery (2017). Her work has been included in both online and print publications, including FreshPaint Magazine, Studio Visit magazine, New American Paintings South 2020 Issue 148, and will be included in the book Wild Lands (published by Jen Tough Gallery). Her work has recently been acquired by the Capital One Art Bank private collection. Miller maintains a regular studio practice, actively exhibits her work, and is the primary caregiver for her four children.
6. Erin Spencer
Spring Showers
Oils
7.5 x 8.5 inches
$600
The skies open up in the spring, pouring out blessings on the earth.
7. Jeffery R. Pugh
Printemps
Oil on panel
20 x 16 inches
$2,600
8. Carly White
Mother Earth arriving in mother Russia
Watercolor
5 x 7 inches
SOLD
9. Amber Whitworth
Painting This Grass Felt Like Writing A Love Letter
Oil on Masonite
5 x 7 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Amber loves running, homeschooling, Thai food, her husband, and two sweet daughters. Her favorite movie is The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. In junior high, instead of passing notes, she and her friends would draw comic strips back and forth, and they still cause tears of laughter today.
10. Megan Welker
Desert Night Sky
Watercolor with cold wax finish
5 x 7 inches
SOLD
The midnight sky shining brightly on the desert where wild poppies grow.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Hi! My name is Megan Welker. I am a mom of four and wife to a wonderful husband who supports my creative side. I received my BA from BYU-I in art and education in 2009. I have currently turned my garage into a studio where I escape to create as often as I’m able. I am illustrating my first book and I have been watercoloring for about two years. I have found an absolute love for it. I currently live in Tucson Arizona. I was born in Utah, raised in California and have lived in Florida, Idaho, and wouldn’t mind living in Hawaii someday. Art for me is a way to create feelings, emotions, and expressions to share with others. The desert is a beautiful place. Wild poppies grow and desert cacti bloom. The night sky shines brightly due to an ordinance to keep light traffic down here in Tucson. It is absolutely gorgeous here. Especially in the springtime. I hope you enjoy a glimpse into desert life here in AZ. I’d love to meet you and say hello, you can find me on Instagram at “ahintofpixiedustpaints”
11. Calinai Blay
Cloud Season
Oil on canvas
5 x 7 inches
$120
Every year I look forward to the rainy season because it means a return of large billowing clouds, it has become my favorite time of year.
12. Kevin Schley
Sawtell Peak Sunset
Photography
5 x 7 inches
$120
13. Suzanne King
Forest Through The Trees
Acrylic
4 x 6 inches
$120
A dynamic juxtaposition of dark trees and light shrubs.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
I am a full-time artist who loves to paint every day! I specialize in traditional and digital painting. My fascination with color is expressed in every piece of art that I make.
14. Suzanne King
Striking Hike
Acrylic
4 x 6 inches
$120
A colorful rendition of a landscape I encountered on Timpooneke Trail.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
I am a full-time artist who loves to paint every day! I specialize in traditional and digital painting. My fascination with color is expressed in every piece of art that I make.
15. Calinai Blay
Pacific Warmth
Oil on Canvas
5 x 7 inches
$120
In Northern California the Pacific Coast is cold and windy, but the warmth of the sun setting provides a glowing contrast that catches my eye.
16. Bryce Samuelson
We Thought There Wouldn’t Be Snow
Oil on Panel
7 x 4 inches
$120
Inspired by a late spring hike with my wife, this painting captures a moment when coming around the back of Y Mountain and discovering several feet of snow still unmelted. Let’s just say it was quite an adventure to hike through, and is one of the fondest hikes I’ve been on.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Bryce is a local artist who draws his inspiration from his experiences with nature. He focuses on landscapes because of their capacity to open the soul to the peace and raw truth that nature offers. Engage more with the stories and connections that Bryce makes with his art on his Instagram page @bsamuelson_art !
17. Kayli Champneys
Coming Sun
Oil on Board
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
18. Heather Holm
Verdure in Spring (1 of 2 diptych)
Acrylic on paneled cradle board
5.5 x 5.5 inches
SOLD
There is a midpoint between two small Utah towns which remains the most sublime and beautiful landscapes these eyes have ever seen. This area was once owned by my father’s family, and one of my most treasured and sacred places.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
My interest in painting began in San Juan County, Utah, where I was born and raised, where ancient petroglyphs and pictographs dot red rocks, where a stunning image of a horsehead can be found, painted with the lights and darks of quakies and pines—brushes from the original Artist’s palette. A land where the first natives, Spanish shepherds, cowboys and pioneers figured out how to get along (some of the time) and left their own records in words and in colors—turquoise, reds, browns and greens. I have loved to paint since I was a little girl, but it never gave me any more childlike joy then, than it gives me now, to imitate God’s own work here on earth.
19. Heather Holm
Verdure in Spring (2 of 2 diptych)
Acrylic on paneled cradle board
5.5 x 5.5 inches
SOLD
There is a midpoint between two small Utah towns which remains the most sublime and beautiful landscapes these eyes have ever seen. This area was once owned by my father’s family, and one of my most treasured and sacred places.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
My interest in painting began in San Juan County, Utah, where I was born and raised, where ancient petroglyphs and pictographs dot red rocks, where a stunning image of a horsehead can be found, painted with the lights and darks of quakies and pines—brushes from the original Artist’s palette. A land where the first natives, Spanish shepherds, cowboys and pioneers figured out how to get along (some of the time) and left their own records in words and in colors—turquoise, reds, browns and greens. I have loved to paint since I was a little girl, but it never gave me any more childlike joy then, than it gives me now, to imitate God’s own work here on earth.
20. Carly White
Dixie Rock – St. George
Watercolor
5 x 7 inches
$120
21. Emma Taylor
Exploring 1
Acrylic and oil on panel
5 x 7 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
To explore through the eyes of a child is to truly see the world.
Emma Taylor believes that despite our differences as people, there are common narratives and themes that we share. She works to capture human interaction, emotion, and social connections. Her painting compositions are simple in nature, with bright, bold colors and patterns. Emma’s inspiration comes from everyday life and her work as a mom to five great kids.
Emma was raised in Pleasant Grove, Utah and earned a B.A. in art from Brigham Young University. She continues to learn and develop her figurative art skills and works primarily with oil paint. She lives in the beautiful Eagle, Idaho with her supportive husband, five children, doodle named Teddy, and Farley the cat.
22. Emma Taylor
Exploring 2
Acrylic and oil on panel
5 x 7 inches
SOLD
To explore through the eyes of a child is to truly see the world.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
To explore through the eyes of a child is to truly see the world.
Emma Taylor believes that despite our differences as people, there are common narratives and themes that we share. She works to capture human interaction, emotion, and social connections. Her painting compositions are simple in nature, with bright, bold colors and patterns. Emma’s inspiration comes from everyday life and her work as a mom to five great kids.
Emma was raised in Pleasant Grove, Utah and earned a B.A. in art from Brigham Young University. She continues to learn and develop her figurative art skills and works primarily with oil paint. She lives in the beautiful Eagle, Idaho with her supportive husband, five children, doodle named Teddy, and Farley the cat.
23. Renée Marie Foutz
Hever Gardens in Bloom
Oil on panel
4 x 6.5 inches
SOLD
This was painted from a special memory while adventuring in Kent England during the spring season. A little reminder to smell the roses and take in the beauty that’s around us.
24. Renée Marie Foutz
When our Colors Unify
Oil on panel
4 x 6.5 inches
$120
The Holi Festival that usually takes place in early spring has created many cherished memories. The feelings of love and inclusiveness, the forgiving and healing, the friendships, the singing and dancing together, and the celebration of the much anticipated arrival of spring in all its color.
25. Kirsten Sparenborg
Journey 8
Collage: watercolor, handmade pigment, graphite, thread
4.5 x 6 inches
$120
Journeys are an individual’s meandering path through a landscape of mountains, valleys, summits, enlightening views and long slow crawls through dark valleys. Decisions abound: to take the hard path, the easy pass or to make a new path.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Kirsten Sparenborg is an architect – turned artist enamored with Mapping. Combining and re-imagining a variety of architectural modes of representation, she creates Maps that evoke memory and senses to recall familiar places and imagine fantastic places. She lives in upstate New York – but was born in Provo!
26. Erin Hayes
Roadside
Quilled paper
4 x 4 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Erin Hayes is a paper artist living in Salt Lake City.
27. Wilton Leauanae
Upcountry Maui
Acrylic on wood
4 x 8 inches
$120
This piece represents the peace found in nature during spring time. While Maui doesn’t have changing seasons, this painting represents the constant and tranquil nature found in all places that we call home.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Wilton Leauanae – Born in New Zealand, raised in LA, college at BYU, now living on Maui with my family. I’ve exhibited in numerous shows in Hawaii but this is my first entry and showing in Utah–a place I love. I especially miss the changing colors of the seasons. Instagram @wilt17art
28. Wilton Leauanae
Color of Clouds
Acrylic on wood
4 x 8 inches
SOLD
By my home on Maui, I walk my favorite road and always look forward to seeing the new colors of the clouds above Haleakala mountain.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Wilton Leauanae – Born in New Zealand, raised in LA, college at BYU, now living on Maui with my family. I’ve exhibited in numerous shows in Hawaii but this is my first entry and showing in Utah–a place I love. I especially miss the changing colors of the seasons. Instagram @wilt17art
29. Julie Ann Lake-Díaz
Rapsfält på landet (Canola fields in the Swedish countryside)
Oil on masonite board
4 x 8 inches
SOLD
The intensely saturated fields of yellow canola crops throughout the countryside of Sweden.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Julie Ann Lake-Díaz is a Chilean-American painter.
30. Julie Ann Lake-Díaz
Lilla Stugan (Little Swedish Cottage)
Oil on masonite board
4 x 8 inches
$120
Somewhere on the way from Stockholm to the Dalarna gorgeous region of Sweden in May.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Julie Ann Lake-Díaz is a Chilean-American painter.
31. Brittany Soucy
Wind Whipped
Oil on wood panel
5 x 5 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Brittany Soucy, an oil painter living on the seacoast of New Hampshire, is best known for her loose, energetic landscape and abstract paintings. She is inspired by light and nature.
Website: http://www.brittanysoucy.com IG handle: @brittsoucy
32. Brittany Soucy
Birdsong
Oil on wood panel
5 x 5 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Brittany Soucy, an oil painter living on the seacoast of New Hampshire, is best known for her loose, energetic landscape and abstract paintings. She is inspired by light and nature.
Website: http://www.brittanysoucy.com IG handle: @brittsoucy
33. Jess Richards
Untitled
Watercolor/graphite
4 x 8 inches
$120
34. Natalie Hoopes
Riparian at Dusk No. 2
Gouache and colored pencil
4 x 6 inches
$120
I love seeing the moon rise in the desert. It’s such a magical thing and I could paint it a thousand times.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Natalie Hoopes is an illustrator, writer and part-time witch currently living in the Sonoran desert with her son and husband. She loves to hike, read, garden and make creative messes with her toddler. See more of her work at nataliehoopes.com
35. Natalie Hoopes
Riparian at Dusk No. 1
Gouache and colored pencil
4 x 6 inches
$120
I often take evening strolls with my family around the Riparian Preserve in Gilbert, Arizona. It’s easy for me to get distracted by the light reflecting off of the many ponds.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Natalie Hoopes is an illustrator, writer and part-time witch currently living in the Sonoran desert with her son and husband. She loves to hike, read, garden and make creative messes with her toddler. See more of her work at nataliehoopes.com
36. Tyler Huntzinger
August
Oil with bitumen and resin on board
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Tyler Huntzinger is a painter of hopeful, moody landscapes and ambient animal portraits from Salt Lake City, Utah. Utilizing unusual materials such as roofing tars and spray paints, his work consists of translucent layers that come together, forming his vision, subject matter, and patterns and textures corresponding with those found in nature.
37. Tyler Huntzinger
April
Oil with bitumen and resin on board
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Tyler Huntzinger is a painter of hopeful, moody landscapes and ambient animal portraits from Salt Lake City, Utah. Utilizing unusual materials such as roofing tars and spray paints, his work consists of translucent layers that come together, forming his vision, subject matter, and patterns and textures corresponding with those found in nature.
38. Jessica Day Smith
Wisconsin Thaw
Oil on panel
4 x 8 inches
$120
39. Christian Degn
Untitled
Ink
6 x 4 inches
$120
40. Christian Degn
Untitled
Ink
6 x 4 inches
$120
41. Charlotte Condie
Fresh Till
Digital Watercolor
4 x 8 inches
SOLD
This is a landscape in southern Illinois, like many in the Midwest and upper South region with large skies and miles upon miles of planting fields. The spring is when all the cash crop fields are freshly tilled over for the first plant. When you drive past at high speeds it’s hard not to get lost in all the straight rows cut into the soil by the tractors. You can only guess what is in the fields until about July when it becomes clear whether it’s corn, soy, or wheat.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Charlotte Condie is an artist in Atlanta, GA where she sells art to local markets and occasionally online. She has a background in chalk pastel mural competitions, lino printing, watercolor, and digital art. She currently is building a body of digital work for a new line of wholesale and online retail. She enjoys exploring both local/Southern and spiritual/religious subjects in her art.
42. Charlotte Condie
Nauvoo Rain
Digital Watercolor
4 x 8 inches
SOLD
This is an image of some of the grain fields in spring in Historic Nauvoo, IL, banking the Mississippi River. The storm clipped up quickly and made quite a statement with a dark wall of water that eventually washed over the whole town. The storms begin and end quickly and are a welcome change to the warm humid air that builds over the growing season.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Charlotte Condie is an artist in Atlanta, GA where she sells art to local markets and occasionally online. She has a background in chalk pastel mural competitions, lino printing, and digital art. She currently is building a body of digital work for a new line of wholesale and online retail. She enjoys exploring both local/Southern and spiritual/religious subjects in her art.
43. Janna Jensen
Mojave Lines
Film photography, encaustic, oil stick
5.5 x 3.5 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Janna Jensen is a photographer and mixed media artist whose pieces have been widely exhibited in museums, galleries, and art collections throughout the USA, Europe, and Asia. Known primarily as a photographer, her distinctive vision fuses traditional photographic techniques with modern imagery to create an intricate balance of contemporary creativity.
44. Janna Jensen
GSL #6
Film photography, encaustic, oil stick
3.75 x 5.75 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Janna Jensen is a photographer and mixed media artist whose pieces have been widely exhibited in museums, galleries, and art collections throughout the USA, Europe, and Asia. Known primarily as a photographer, her distinctive vision fuses traditional photographic techniques with modern imagery to create an intricate balance of contemporary creativity.
45. Aspen Brunner
Perfect for Frolicking
Recycled Van Gogh prints on used litho plate
4 x 6 inches
$120
Whenever I see a field
Especially one of spring flowers
I long to frolic and play
And sometimes I do
Frolic about
And it makes my heart happy
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Aspen lives and plays in the Salt Lake area. She loves the Earth and strives to make Earth friendly art by using recycled materials and eco-friendly practices whenever she can.
46. Aspen Brunner
A Perfect Day
Recycled Van Gogh prints on used litho plate
4 x 6 inches
$120
I have never had a bad day in the mountains during the spring.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Aspen lives and plays in the Salt Lake area. She loves the Earth and strives to make Earth friendly art by using recycled materials and eco-friendly practices whenever she can.
47. Trijsten Leach
Point Lobos Cypress
Acrylic on linen board
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
This little piece is based on a plein air sketch I did on location in Carmel earlier this year.
48. Trijsten Leach
Carmel Beach Waves
Acrylic on linen board
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
This little piece is based on a plein air sketch I did on location in Carmel earlier this year.
49. Kevin Schley
Orchard Denmark
Photography
4.25 x 6.75 inches
$120
50. Sarah Turpin
Ephrata
Pen and watercolor
4 x 6 inches
$120
Ephratah was the ancient name of Bethlehem, the city of Christ’s birth. It also was the namesake for the borough of Ephrata, located in Lancaster county Pennsylvania.
51. Regan Reichert
Sunset over the lake
Oil on panel
4 x 8 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Having studied personally under many of Utah’s greatest portrait and figure painters, including Dan Wilson, Casey Childs, and the late William Whitaker, I have learned to approach painting in the way that many of the old masters have done and by so doing, continue the tradition of classical representational painting. Weaving my own personality into each piece, I immortalize in paint my concepts and subjects for people to enjoy even hundreds of years from now.
52. Regan Reichert
Green Reflections
Oil on panel
4 x 8 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Having studied personally under many of Utah’s greatest portrait and figure painters, including Dan Wilson, Casey Childs, and the late William Whitaker, I have learned to approach painting in the way that many of the old masters have done and by so doing, continue the tradition of classical representational painting. Weaving my own personality into each piece, I immortalize in paint my concepts and subjects for people to enjoy even hundreds of years from now.
53. M. Alice Abrams
Columbia Gorge in Lace
Multilayered linoleum block print on handmade recycled paper
6 x 8 inches
$120
Since moving to the Pacific Northwest, here is nothing more welcome after a long cold, rainy winter than the welcome sight of clear blue skies reflected on the Columbia River. These sunny spring days are sparse in the early months, but soon give way to the heat of summer. Queen Anne’s Lace grows en masse along the banks of the river, and delicately covers the hillsides with bouquets of doilies. The most welcome sign pointing to a mild, pleasant Pacific Northwest summer ahead.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Alice is originally from the suburbs of Salt Lake City, but now with her little family calls Washington State home. She specializes in linoleum block printing and watercolor.
54. Erin Spencer
Wild Spring Skies
Oils
8 x 15 inches
$820
Everything comes alive in the spring, even the skies. I love to see the big, wild clouds moving across the sky in the spring wind.
55. Downy Doxey-Marshall
Wild Cherry
Oil on canvas and 24k walnut frame
16 x 16 inches
$2,400
56. Abigale Palmer
Breath of Fresh Air
Oil on Board
12 x 12 inches
$660
57. Abigale Palmer
Shining Through
Oil on cradled panel
16 inch round
$915
58. Downy Doxey-Marshall
Pussy Willow
Oil on canvas and 24k walnut frame
16 x 16 inches
$2,400
59. Alyssa Dahneke
Lady Timpanogos
Photography
4 x 6 inches
$120
60. Megan Welker
Desert Blooms
Watercolor and Acrylic with cold wax finish
5 x 7 inches
$120
The sun setting on the blooms of the cacti, one of the most treasured sights in the desert.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Hi! My name is Megan Welker. I am a mom of four and wife to a wonderful husband who supports my creative side. I received my BA from BYU-I in art and education in 2009. I have currently turned my garage into a studio where I escape to create as often as I’m able. I am illustrating my first book and I have been watercoloring for about two years. I have found an absolute love for it. I currently live in Tucson Arizona. I was born in Utah, raised in California and have lived in Florida, Idaho, and wouldn’t mind living in Hawaii someday. Art for me is a way to create feelings, emotions, and expressions to share with others. The desert is a beautiful place. Wild poppies grow and desert cacti bloom. The night sky shines brightly due to an ordinance to keep light traffic down here in Tucson. It is absolutely gorgeous here. Especially in the springtime. I hope you enjoy a glimpse into desert life here in AZ. I’d love to meet you and say hello, you can find me on Instagram at “ahintofpixiedustpaints”
61. Samantha Brockbank
Bright Beginnings
Oil on canvas
4 x 6 inches
$120
62. Samantha Brockbank
Golden Afternoon
Oil on canvas
4 x 6 inches
$120
63. Alyssa Dahneke
Opuntia littoralis
Photography
4 x 6 inches
$120
64. Emily Fox King
Ready, Steady, Go
Oil on panel
8 x 10 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Emily Fox King is a visual artist working in oil paint, sculpture, installation, and printmaking. Much of her work explores notions of femininity, including domestic spaces, and feminized objects (such as flowers, dollhouses and ballerinas). She is currently exploring themes of creation and frustration in abstract floral imagery.
“I think life, motherhood, womanhood, is a mixed bag of beauty, chaos, uncertainty, anger, and resignation, all in one. In the end it’s freaking gorgeousness! That’s what these florals are about.” – Interview with Linda Hoffman Kimball, Co-Editor-In-Chief of Segullah.org
Career highlights include multiple solo exhibitions in her current state of Utah and work in Anthropologie’s 2019 and 2020 Home Collection. Emily has exhibited nationwide including New York, California, Florida, and Nevada and is widely collected, including the Chris and Janae Baird Collection of Contemporary Mormon Art.
While keeping a rigorous studio practice and caring for her family, Emily also teaches painting and drawing at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah.
65. Rozina Essani
Spring Blooms 1
Watercolor of 100% Cotton Handmade Paper
4 x 6 inches
$120
I paint contemporary landscapes with mostly watercolor, letting the uncontrollable nature of watercolor add a fluid and serene atmosphere.
These pieces depict the changing of the season and a celebration of the beauty found in the first blooms of Spring.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
I was born in Karachi, Pakistan and immigrated to the US at the age of eight. Initially spent a few years in California and then moved to Georgia, which has been home since 1994. I graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics and Master in Math Education and currently am a high school math teacher. Mathematics has always been synonymous to art in the way proportions, depth, and balance play a role in art making. My art journey began with sketch art, which then evolved into experimenting with mediums such as acrylic, oil and watercolor. Inspired by Money, Friedrich and Cezanne, I enjoy translating the beauty found in nature onto paper and canvas. I work primarily in watercolor and currently work from my home studio based in Lawrenceville, Georgia.
66. Rozina Essani
Spring Blooms 2
Watercolor of 100% Cotton Handmade Paper
4 x 6 inches
$120
I paint contemporary landscapes with mostly watercolor, letting the uncontrollable nature of watercolor add a fluid and serene atmosphere.
These pieces depict the changing of the season and a celebration of the beauty found in the first blooms of Spring.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
I was born in Karachi, Pakistan and immigrated to the US at the age of eight. Initially spent a few years in California and then moved to Georgia, which has been home since 1994. I graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics and Master in Math Education and currently am a high school math teacher. Mathematics has always been synonymous to art in the way proportions, depth, and balance play a role in art making. My art journey began with sketch art, which then evolved into experimenting with mediums such as acrylic, oil and watercolor. Inspired by Money, Friedrich and Cezanne, I enjoy translating the beauty found in nature onto paper and canvas. I work primarily in watercolor and currently work from my home studio based in Lawrenceville, Georgia.
67. Colter May
Spring Rain
Oil on Copper
8 x 8 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Colter was born in Bozeman Montana and raised in a family that valued faith and wholesome activities. From his father, he learned to love the outdoors, respect wildlife, and live with commitment, consistency, and passion. From his mother, he was taught humor, kindness, and the value of finding joy in imagination. These roots provided the fertile beginnings for Colter’s drive to become an artist. While the subject of his work primarily focuses on wildlife and landscapes, his ideation and philosophy behind his work are directly influenced by the values he learned and lives in his home. Colter is currently working on a BFA degree in painting at Brigham Young University-Idaho. He lives in Rexburg with his wife Bobbe and their two daughters Mindy and Emi.
68. Colter May
Snowmelt Sunrise
Oil on Copper
4 x 5 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Colter was born in Bozeman Montana and raised in a family that valued faith and wholesome activities. From his father, he learned to love the outdoors, respect wildlife, and live with commitment, consistency, and passion. From his mother, he was taught humor, kindness, and the value of finding joy in imagination. These roots provided the fertile beginnings for Colter’s drive to become an artist. While the subject of his work primarily focuses on wildlife and landscapes, his ideation and philosophy behind his work are directly influenced by the values he learned and lives in his home. Colter is currently working on a BFA degree in painting at Brigham Young University-Idaho. He lives in Rexburg with his wife Bobbe and their two daughters Mindy and Emi.
69. Shari Lyon
Piccola Terra
Encaustic
4 x 4 inches
SOLD
Tiny lands, big dreams.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
I paint with beeswax and fire! Check it more of my work in insta at @sharilyonart or my website www.sharilyon.com
70. K.A.
White Sun
Pen and ink
4 x 7 inches
SOLD
71. K.A.
Red Sun
Prismacolor pencil
4 x 7 inches
$120
72. Allie Zeyer
Daffodils
8 x 10 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Allie Zeyer is an award winning member of the Oil Painters of America (OPA) and a member of other respected arts organizations such as the American Women Artists (AWA) and the American Impressionists Society (AIS). In the Spring of 2019 Southwest Art Magazine singled her out as an up-and-coming “Artist to Watch.” Informing collectors and the arts community she is someone to keep in close view. Rural life defines much of Allie’s subject matter, which can be attributed to her surroundings growing up in Utah and her current typography of Western Idaho. Her passion for growth in her art never ceases. “I simply want to make better paintings every day.” Allie currently resides with her husband and young children in Meridian, ID.
73. Allie Zeyer
Morning Chores
6 x 6 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Allie Zeyer is an award winning member of the Oil Painters of America (OPA) and a member of other respected arts organizations such as the American Women Artists (AWA) and the American Impressionists Society (AIS). In the Spring of 2019 Southwest Art Magazine singled her out as an up-and-coming “Artist to Watch.” Informing collectors and the arts community she is someone to keep in close view. Rural life defines much of Allie’s subject matter, which can be attributed to her surroundings growing up in Utah and her current typography of Western Idaho. Her passion for growth in her art never ceases. “I simply want to make better paintings every day.” Allie currently resides with her husband and young children in Meridian, ID.
74. Sidney Zenda
Paint Pot
Stained glass, solder and zinc
4 x 7.375 inches
$120
Made with real Yellowstone memories.
75. McKenzie S. Paxton
Keawakapu Sunrise
Oil on wood panel
4 x 7 inches
SOLD
If my hands could be anywhere to paint anything it would be the beaches of Hawaii. Keawakapu, Maui, Hawaii.
76. Brekke Sjoblom
Greater Perspective
Watercolor on watercolor ground on cradled panel
5 x 5 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Growing up in Utah, with its majestic mountains, stark deserts and everything in between, these landscapes are the backdrops of my memories as a child and now with my own family. Both on foot and with paint, I love exploring what is just outside my door. Using the patterns, shapes and textures that I see, I try to capture a moment in time of a landscape, rather than trying to exactly reproduce the scene.
Working with watercolors is a soothing and meditative process, but as a mother of three, interruptions can happen often. The result is that I build layers on layers with watercolor, allowing me to step away and be present with my family and then return to create an even more vivid landscape.
Creativity and art have fueled much of my life, including obtaining a BFA from the University of Utah, but I am just beginning my art career.
77. Michael Shaw
Desert Springs
Oil paint on panel
4 x 8 inches
$120
In a desert spring there may not be tulips blooming or rain falling, rather there may be bushes full of yellow and cactus with an everlasting green. Yes, a desert spring may look different than one here in Utah, yet the majesty and beauty of it is still there. Beauty is everywhere, not just where you think you will find it.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
I grew up in Arizona and am currently attending BYU in their accounting program. I have had an interest in art for some time. About a year and a half ago my wife, as a birthday present, gave me my first painting supplies. I believe that gift to be one of the most influential and impactful gifts I have received. Since then I have been trying my best to learn and grow in the art of painting. I look forward to seeing how my career in business and love for painting can work together.
78. Michael Shaw
A Poppy Sanctuary
Oil paint on panel
4 x 8 inches
SOLD
Nature is a wonderful thing and finds ways of sharing beauty with us. Last spring my wife and I visited this field of poppy flowers which captivated us. The poppy field is located in the middle of a suburban development, yet still finds ways to flourish and draw people in. This painting does not include the surrounding houses and busy roads as a way to show that even in the middle of this crazy life we can find places of beauty and sanctuary.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
I grew up in Arizona and am currently attending BYU in their accounting program. I have had an interest in art for some time. About a year and a half ago my wife, as a birthday present, gave me my first painting supplies. I believe that gift to be one of the most influential and impactful gifts I have received. Since then I have been trying my best to learn and grow in the art of painting. I look forward to seeing how my career in business and love for painting can work together.
79. McKenzie S. Paxton
Beach Path
Oil on wood panel
4 x 7 inches
SOLD
This piece is inspired by a long night of travel and a breathtaking morning walk on the beach. Wailea, Maui, Hawaii.
80. Carson Thompson
Last Look
Oil on panel
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
81. Erin Hayes
Spring Break
Quilled paper
4 x 6 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Erin Hayes is a paper artist living in Salt Lake City.
82. Jessica Jessop
Summer Night at Antelope Island
Oil
4 x 8 inches
$120
I felt inspired to capture the beauty of the incredible colors of the summer night sunset.
83. Brekke Sjoblom
Valley View
Watercolor on watercolor ground on cradled panels
4 x 4 inches each – diptych
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Growing up in Utah, with its majestic mountains, stark deserts and everything in between, these landscapes are the backdrops of my memories as a child and now with my own family. Both on foot and with paint, I love exploring what is just outside my door. Using the patterns, shapes and textures that I see, I try to capture a moment in time of a landscape, rather than trying to exactly reproduce the scene.
Working with watercolors is a soothing and meditative process, but as a mother of three, interruptions can happen often. The result is that I build layers on layers with watercolor, allowing me to step away and be present with my family and then return to create an even more vivid landscape.
Creativity and art have fueled much of my life, including obtaining a BFA from the University of Utah, but I am just beginning my art career.
84. Sydney Lund
Daydreaming Blues
Oil Painting
4 x 8 inches
SOLD
I am a texture loving, palette knife, impasto painter. I receive inspiration from dreamy skies, landscapes, and florals.
85. Ashley Sauder Miller
Handscape No. 1
Vintage postcard, fabric, paper, acrylic, thread
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Ashley Sauder Miller is an artist living and working in Harrisonburg, VA. Her work combines traditional painting and drawing media with found materials, including vintage textiles, abandoned quilts, and fabric. She holds a Master of Fine Arts (2007) from James Madison University, with an emphasis in painting and drawing. Miller was finalist for the William and Dorothy Yeck Purchase Award in the Young Painters Competition at Miami University (2016). She received the Best in Show Award at the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art Boardwalk show (2016) and was selected for a solo show at VaMOCA’s Runnymede Gallery (2017). Her work has been included in both online and print publications, including FreshPaint Magazine, Studio Visit magazine, New American Paintings South 2020 Issue 148, and will be included in the book Wild Lands (published by Jen Tough Gallery). Her work has recently been acquired by the Capital One Art Bank private collection. Miller maintains a regular studio practice, actively exhibits her work, and is the primary caregiver for her four children.
86. Beki Tobiasson
Restore
Oil
4 x 8 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Beki Tobiasson – Every moment of the day is filled to capacity, sometimes I sleep, sometimes I don’t. If I could live three lives in one I would. I would learn a million things, create endlessly, talk and laugh with every person I meet.
I have always loved art in every form, it brings me so much joy. Being mom to 8 kiddos kept me from art until 2018, but now nothing can stop me from learning everything I can. Art is a joy and a therapy for me, it is an incredible adventure.
87. Taylor Allan
Lake Tahoe
Pigment Print
4 x 5 inches
$120
88. Amber Ackerman
Over the Hills
Oil on board
1.75 x 4.5 inches
$120
89. Tausha Schumann
Landscape with Horses
Oil on board
4 x 6 inches
$120
90. Jeanette Millward
Floating Feather Road
Oil on cradled wood panel
5 x 5 inches
$120
Light illuminates even what cannot be perceived clearly. A clever trick of sun and shadow and distance creates hazy intrigue.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Instead of bemoaning my imminent 50th birthday this summer, I am planning a celebratory art show featuring 50 selected paintings…and cake. It is a daunting project, but a very good distraction. My introvert’s reason whispers that I should run and hide from this self-imposed exposure, but the hard earned wisdom of the years tells me to embrace living bravely.
After living 46 years in beautiful Northern California, immersed in various artistic pursuits, raising four children, and spending as much time as possible in the glorious green foothills, I was relocated to Idaho. With nowhere to plug in my kiln, I knew what I had to do. I finally began to learn how to paint.
As I did, I began to see beauty in places I did not think it existed. I began to look at the bare, pale hills and wonder how I would mix their color. I began seeing gorgeous pastel hues in the winter landscape. I found camaraderie in the local and online arts communities. I participated in shows and won some awards. I began to feel a truer, braver version of myself when I painted. My high school art teacher, who was annoyed with me for choosing BYU over art school, would be nodding in approval. Perhaps I should invite him to my birthday party.
91. Patti Christensen
Holy Land Spring
Acrylic & oil on board
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
92. Kirsten Sparenborg
Journey 7
Collage: watercolor, handmade pigment, graphite, thread
4.5 x 9 inches
SOLD
Journeys are an individual’s meandering path through a landscape of mountains, valleys, summits, enlightening views and long slow crawls through dark valleys. Decisions abound: to take the hard path, the easy pass or to make a new path.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Kirsten Sparenborg is an architect – turned artist enamored with Mapping. Combining and re-imagining a variety of architectural modes of representation, she creates Maps that evoke memory and senses to recall familiar places and imagine fantastic places. She lives in upstate New York – but was born in Provo!
93. Candace McLane
She Said, and Now
Oil on cradled metal
4 x 8 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Based in Heber City, Utah, Candace McLane paints in oil and watercolor, working daily in her studio overlooking the Wasatch back with studio dogs, Nala and Maggie. Her work explores emotional interiors, the intimacy and separateness of the human experience using imagery from the natural world.
94. Sydney Lund
Continuing Daydreams
Oil Painting
4 x 8 inches
SOLD
I am a texture loving, palette knife, impasto painter. I receive inspiration from dreamy skies, landscapes, and florals.
95. Beki Tobiasson
Beautiful Disturbance
Oil
4 x 8 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Beki Tobiasson – Every moment of the day is filled to capacity, sometimes I sleep, sometimes I don’t. If I could live three lives in one I would. I would learn a million things, create endlessly, talk and laugh with every person I meet.
I have always loved art in every form, it brings me so much joy. Being mom to 8 kiddos kept me from art until 2018, but now nothing can stop me from learning everything I can. Art is a joy and a therapy for me, it is an incredible adventure.
96. Carson Thompson
Primavera
Oil on panel
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
97. Amber Ackerman
Cobalt Sunset
Oil on board
2.25 x 3 inches
$120
98. Tausha Schumann
Landscape with Cows
Oil on board
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
99. Molly Neves
Fields in Mount Caramel
Oil on panel
4 x 8 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Molly Neves was born and raised in Salt Lake City. She attended BYU, graduating with a BFA in Printmaking and a degree in Art Education. She taught art as an elementary art specialist for five wonderful years and completed a Masters in Art Education at Brigham Young University. While studying as a masters student, she fell in love with landscape painting and the personal connection it creates to our surroundings as she worked with students on several place-based art education projects. She especially enjoys plein air painting and feels at home in front of an easel outdoors.
100. Molly Neves
Albion Arroyo
Oil on panel
4 x 8 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Molly Neves was born and raised in Salt Lake City. She attended BYU, graduating with a BFA in Printmaking and a degree in Art Education. She taught art as an elementary art specialist for five wonderful years and completed a Masters in Art Education at Brigham Young University. While studying as a masters student, she fell in love with landscape painting and the personal connection it creates to our surroundings as she worked with students on several place-based art education projects. She especially enjoys plein air painting and feels at home in front of an easel outdoors.
101. Brianna Thaxton
Sunrise, Sunset
Pyrography
4 x 4 inches
$120
Is the sun rising or setting? Is winter coming or going? Life is full of changes. How we respond to them and choose to view those changes determines our outcome. Whether it be positive or negative is up to the individual.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Brianna Thaxton was born and raised in the Salt Lake Valley. Through grade school I was primarily a black/white artist. I received my Associates degree from Snow College in Ephraim, Utah in 2012 where so many new mediums and ideas were introduced to me. In 2015 I received my BFA from the University of Utah where my professors encouraged the concept of making a series out of my work and the idea of being cohesive throughout a series. I’m now a multidisciplinary artist. I have continued exploring different mediums on their own or even mixed media. I began wood burning a year ago and have enjoyed what this medium can do for me and I’m curious to see where it takes me.
102. Brianna Thaxton
Yearly Miracle
Pyrography
4 x 4 inches
$120
After a bitter cold experience we can always look ahead to warmer experiences. Spring is Mother Nature’s way of reminding us the glass is half full.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Brianna Thaxton was born and raised in the Salt Lake Valley. Through grade school I was primarily a black/white artist. I received my Associates degree from Snow College in Ephraim, Utah in 2012 where so many new mediums and ideas were introduced to me. In 2015 I received my BFA from the University of Utah where my professors encouraged the concept of making a series out of my work and the idea of being cohesive throughout a series. I’m now a multidisciplinary artist. I have continued exploring different mediums on their own or even mixed media. I began wood burning a year ago and have enjoyed what this medium can do for me and I’m curious to see where it takes me.
103. Mark Crenshaw
Sacrifice
Oil on panel
15 x 15 inches
$1,600
Both of my pieces for this show are inspired by Stravinsky’s Rite Of Spring. Blossoms, which last only a couple of days, are a sort of sacrifice necessary to bring fruit later in the season.
104. Hannah Staley
Mourning Breaks
Digital painting, decoupage on canvas
6 x 4 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Hannah Staley is a digital illustrator who is passionate about creating uplifting art. Most often her work features cheerful little animals and bright, happy landscapes. She lives in Utah with her husband and rabbit.
105. Kelly Anne Ambrose
I Miss the Garden
Foil on paper
3.5 x 3.5 inches round
$120
While working from home has been a delight for me this past year, I’ve missed walking through the garden around my office. Every year when the tulips bloom, I enjoy taking time out of my day to stop and appreciate all the colors. I look forward to the day when I get to enjoy the tulips blooming again.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Kelly Anne Ambrose is an artist, designer, and animator. She loves learning and is constantly trying new mediums and methods to push herself artistically. She studied art growing up in Sandy, Utah, and then in college at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah, Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah, and Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah where she graduated in 2014. She currently lives in South Jordan, Utah with her husband Markus and their neurotic cat, Coco, who enjoys staring at Kelly for hours while she works.
106. Siwa Allred
End of the Stream
Acrylic
6.25 x 4.75 inches
SOLD
107. Kelly Anne Ambrose
What Lies Beyond the Garden Gate
Foil on paper
3.75 x 3.75 inches
$120
Life is lovely inside the garden gate, but the mystery and magic of the moonlight calls. Is it time to step through outside our safe haven and find what waits for us along the unknown path?
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Kelly Anne Ambrose is an artist, designer, and animator. She loves learning and is constantly trying new mediums and methods to push herself artistically. She studied art growing up in Sandy, Utah, and then in college at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah, Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah, and Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah where she graduated in 2014. She currently lives in South Jordan, Utah with her husband Markus and their neurotic cat, Coco, who enjoys staring at Kelly for hours while she works.
108. Sarah Turpin
New York, 2018
Pen and ink
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
109. Hannah Staley
Midway Mind
Digital painting, decoupage on canvas
4 x 6 inches
$120
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Hannah Staley is a digital illustrator who is passionate about creating uplifting art. Most often her work features cheerful little animals and bright, happy landscapes. She lives in Utah with her husband and rabbit.
110. Jessica Michaelson
Spring Scene
Oil on linen
4 x 7 inches
$120
111. Jessica Michaelson
Pretty in Pink
Oil on linen
4 x 7 inches
$120
112. Emily McKenzie
Spring Among the Evergreens
Botanically dyed cotton, naturally dyed, reclaimed tulle, handspun yarn, vintage textiles, merino wool roving
8 x 8 inches
$120
113. Lauren K. Woodward
A Space to Rest
Acrylic and collage on panel
4 x 6 inches
$120
114. Lauren K. Woodward
Hope on the Horizon
Acrylic and collage on panel
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
115. Nancy Andruk Olson
May Flowers
Mixed Media in Resin
4 x 6 inches
$120
116. Nancy Andruk Olson
April Showers
Mixed Media in Resin
4 x 6 inches
$120
117. Zach Bradford
Trout Creek
Pigment print
3.5 x 8 inches
$120
118. Abby Eyre Clark
Roll with it
Resin on Wood
4 x 8 inches
$120
I learned this technique while in Hawaii. Life at the time, and still, was a series of ups and downs. Seeing the waves crash despite what obstructed them was a reminder of humanity’s resilience.
119. Abby Eyre Clark
Washed away
Resin on Wood
4 x 8 inches
$120
The way waves erase the sand cyclically reminds me that we can all have a fresh start.
120. Candace McLane
Born That Way
Framed oil on metal
5 x 7 inches
SOLD
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Based in Heber City, Utah, Candace McLane paints in oil and watercolor, working daily in her studio overlooking the Wasatch back with studio dogs, Nala and Maggie. Her work explores emotional interiors, the intimacy and separateness of the human experience using imagery from the natural world.
121. Amber Whitworth
Land of Enchantment
Oil on Masonite
5 x 7 inches
$120
A remembered impression of our drives through New Mexico.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Amber loves running, homeschooling, Thai food, her husband, and two sweet daughters. Her favorite movie is The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. In junior high, instead of passing notes, she and her friends would draw comic strips back and forth, and they still cause tears of laughter today.
122. Bryce Samuelson
The Cows Are Out
Oil on Panel
4 x 5.3 inches
$120
This piece is inspired by the many many cows and open fields found in Utah, and by my profound love of cows.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Bryce is a local artist who draws his inspiration from his experiences with nature. He focuses on landscapes because of their capacity to open the soul to the peace and raw truth that nature offers. Engage more with the stories and connections that Bryce makes with his art on his Instagram page @bsamuelson_art !
123. Heather Graham
After the Rain
Oil on Panel
4 x 6 inches
SOLD
This piece depicts the renewing of the earth after a spring rain when colors are vivid and everything smells fresh and beautiful.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Heather Graham earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Illustration from Brigham Young University. After graduation Heather worked in advertising and as a freelance artist. Her work has been seen in public settings from billboards to bus boards, to the large jumbo screens at halftime during football and basketball games.
Heather’s recent awards include “The Artistic Lighting Award” from The Institute of Classical Architecture and Arts, and third place award for plein-air landscape painting from the National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society. She feels blessed to be currently studying at the J. Kirk Richards Studio Academy.
Heather lives in Elk Ridge Utah with her husband Michael and two children. You can see more of her work on Instagram at @heathergraham.art.
124. Mark Crenshaw
Adoration
Oil on panel
15 x 15 inches
$1,430
Both of my pieces for this show are inspired by Stravinsky’s Rite Of Spring. Livestock have, for a long time to me, been a form of caretakers of the soil as they perform a kind of maintenance by feeding on and fertilizing the fields.
125. Heather Graham
Joy Cometh in the Morning
Oil on Panel
4 ⅛ x 6 ⅝ inches
SOLD
I drive past this location often and most people probably think it is unremarkable, but I happened to catch it just as the sun was cresting over the mountains and illuminating the valley. The scene was so glorious it took my breath away, and I had to stop immediately and soak in the wonder of it all. Truly the light makes all the difference!
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Heather Graham earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Illustration from Brigham Young University. After graduation Heather worked in advertising and as a freelance artist. Her work has been seen in public settings from billboards to bus boards, to the large jumbo screens at halftime during football and basketball games.
Heather’s recent awards include “The Artistic Lighting Award” from The Institute of Classical Architecture and Arts, and third place award for plein-air landscape painting from the National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society. She feels blessed to be currently studying at the J. Kirk Richards Studio Academy.
Heather lives in Elk Ridge Utah with her husband Michael and two children. You can see more of her work on Instagram at @heathergraham.art.
126. Zach Bradford
Gibbon River
Pigment print
4 x 8 inches
$120
127. J. Kirk Richards
Sacred Trees: Damvillers, Home of Bastien-Lepage
Oil on Panel
19.25 x 12 inches
$3,470
I admired these trees during a pilgrimage to the hometown of artist Jules Bastien-Lepage. I wanted to place myself as close as possible to the garden he painted in his depiction of Joan of Arc. The church steeple on the left appears in his painting Rural Love. To view the country landscape, the wood mill, the atmospheric hills that Bastien-Lepage loved so much was a sacred experience for me. He died at the age of 36. I wonder what masterpieces we would have if he had lived longer.
128. J. Kirk Richards
Sacred Trees: Woodland Hills, Utah
Oil on Panel
19.25 x 12 inches
$3,470
I walk past this crab apple by my front steps nearly every day. When it blooms in the spring, the brilliant pink blossoms fill the air with perfume and the buzz of pollinating insects. It’s sacred to me because it represents home–where I experience the triumphs, laughter and tears of family life.
129. Rebecca Bodily
The Sunsets are Good
Acrylic on wood with gold leaf
5 x 9 inches
$120
Our days are full of the positive and negative, so on days that are full of things that just don’t go right, we say “Well, at least the sunsets are good.”
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
After losing herself in motherhood for 15 years, the quarantine created the perfect environment for Rebecca to jump back into the art world. The goal with her art is to evoke positive emotions—to pull feelings of awe, calm, and happiness to the surface and let the viewer live in it; to have a refuge from the chaos and hardships of life.
130. Rebecca Bodily
A Warm Calm
Acrylic on wood with gold leaf
5 x 9 inches
$120
The beauty of the green grass in the moonlight with a warm breeze is a welcome calm at the end of a full day.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
After losing herself in motherhood for 15 years, the quarantine created the perfect environment for Rebecca to jump back into the art world. The goal with her art is to evoke positive emotions—to pull feelings of awe, calm, and happiness to the surface and let the viewer live in it; to have a refuge from the chaos and hardships of life.
131. Siwa Allred
It Can Wait Until Tomorrow
Acrylic
8 x 10 inches
$120
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