Arizona sculptor Mark Rossi connects viewers with nature in his wildlife bronzes

Dreamy and meditative, Ann Huston’s pastels capture the beauty and mystery of northern New Mexico’s landscapes, churches, and interiors. Huston has called New Mexico home since the mid-1980s. She began her artistic career as a weaver before deciding to concentrate on pastels more than 15 years ago. She and her husband, artist Ed Sandoval, own Studio de Colores Gallery in Taos, NM. This article is part of a series of explorations of the Creative Process.

Oregon sculptor Dixie Jewett fashions miraculously lifelike steeds from cast-off bits and pieces of metal

By Bonnie Gangelhoff ART EDUCATION: Self-taught. STYLE: I paint alla prima. Painterly realism is what everyone seems to call my style. SECOND-CHOICE CAREER: I can’t see myself being anything but an artist. But I would have loved to have been a writer. I love to read classics by Charles Dickens and Jane Austen. BEST ADVICE […]

Marci Oleszkiewicz has found her niche in figurative painting

Rising star Kyle Stuckey creates lyrical figurative works of women

Finding inspiration everywhere, C.C. Barton creates delicate hand-colored etchings.

A new series by Oklahoma painter Mike Larsen documents Native American tribal cultures

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