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pamela L O'Niel
Pamela L ONeil is an abstract-realist, expressing Love, Life, Pain, Purpose, and Passion in her artwork. She is currently working on canvas with joint compound and acrylics. Pam has an extensive background in interior design and has owned her own business for over 35 years. She has done the fine art fair circuit, traveled doing professional display work nationally, juried many shows, written numerous articles in design and color, taught art therapy, had over ten solo shows, and continues to present life in an abstract colorful way through her art. Art is in her soul and she always views and feels life differently. Pam states: "We are here for Love and Lessons!"
pat manning
Pat Manning is an award winning watercolor artist. After receiving her art degree from Ferris State University, she spent several years in Chicago working as an illustrator. Her work can be purchased at Thunder Bay Art Gallery, The Painted Lady, and Olivet Bookstore.
WORKSHOWCASE
WORKSHOWCASE
stephanie laframboise
“Cabin in Wildflower Field” is a pastel by Stephanie LaFramboise. She also does work in watercolor and charcoal.
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jay johnston
Jay Johnston is a self-taught artist that works in pastel, colored pencil and wood burning. The examples here are representation of each one.
bev suszek
I have always been fascinated with creating art, from portraiture, watercolor, Kindness Rocks Project, Photography and now wood carving. I had the wonderful privilege of studying photography with Rick Sheremeta of Alpenglow Productions, Montana, and Joel Sartore, of National Geographic. I love being out in nature and enjoying all the beauty Mother Earth provides for us on a daily basis. The challenge is in capturing photos of these majestic scenes.
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WORKSHOWCASE
sharon rickard
Sharon has always had a love of art from that first wonderful smell of new crayons and “dad-made” art table at age 5, until the present”husband-made” studio. She taught third grade for 26 years and later taught art for future teachers at Alpena Community College. She has always received inspiration from nature, having grown up with an abundance of it, but also enjoys animal subjects, especially dogs. “ They are constantly posing for me. Sharon states, "Color in itself is fascinating, especially bright colors and the way they can be coaxed into so many shades. I like to put them in unexpected places.” Today, Sharon is a member of the Northeast Michigan Artists’ Guild, and still has the art table her dad made
stephanie laframboise
“Cabin in Wildflower Field” is a pastel by Stephanie LaFramboise. She also does work in watercolor and charcoal.
