News Tag: Artist Press

From the planes and automobiles of decades past to the setup and the vintage clothing, Peregrine Heathcote’s paintings look like a scene from an old classic film.

Michael Carson’s works exude cool, with hip, dapper, attractive figures who seem to have a “we don’t really care what you think of us” attitude toward viewers, yet they draw audiences in with a magnetic quality.

With his uncanny knack for capturing the female figure, artist Michael Carson unveils a host of new characters and scenes in his upcoming show. His images run the gamut from naughty to nice, and his thoughtful, confident technique creates a novel experience for any viewer.

On a spring day in Sausalito, CA, Gail Morris is hard at work in her studio overlooking the San Francisco Bay. A hazy blue sky peeks through windows that stretch along the north and west sides of the warehouse space. A stunning view of Mount Tamalpais greets visitors, and in the middle of the 800-square-foot… Continue reading Gail Morris: Essence of the Land

In John Schieffer’s paintings, two-dimensional surfaces appear three-dimensional, as splashing water seems to jump off the canvas, shiny marbles are so lifelike you could touch them, and dice in a red cup beg you to pick them up and toss them.

Jane Jones has a very personal tie to the subjects in her still lifes. She and her husband have been developing gardens in their Arvada, Colorado, home for the past 20 years, with the awareness that whatever they plant might find their way into her paintings. She carefully chooses the bulbs, bushes, seeds and fruit… Continue reading Beautiful Souls

The small works in Bonner David Galleries Gifts Worth Giving exhibit in Scottsdale, Arizona, may take up less space than the gallery’s usual offerings, but the artists who’ve made them poured the same care for quality, the same aspiration to produce a creative work, and the same concentrated methods into the more than 50 works… Continue reading Gifts Worth Giving

“The past can seem like a stage set, another world, an alternative existence. I love that unobtainable historical magic,” painter Peregrine Heathcote says of the inspiration for his nostalgic works of planes, trains and automobiles.”

Holly Wilson tells touching, universal stories in a three-dimensional format. Using the traditional method of lost-wax casting in combination with mixed-media elements, the Wyoming-based artist casts one-of-a-kind figures in her Wyoming studio.

For landscape painter Romona Youngquist, nothing is cozier than a bright Oregon morning spent painting in her studio surrounded by her six dogs and a cat, with maybe a rescued baby squirrel or two nestled in a pouch across her chest. Outside, birds are twittering and, from the balcony, she can see the lush, vine-covered… Continue reading Romona Youngquist: Romancing the Landscape