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Stark rock outcrops towering over desert vistas, waves breaking on a coastal paradise, billowing clouds over serene mountain settings—for many -
Giuliana Aubert loves her new studio at her home in Manhattan Beach, California. It’s one of two; the other is -
“Imperfect vessels making imperfect vessels,” muses oil painter Jeff Legg, reflecting on his penchant for painting the crooked piece of -
For years, wildlife artist William Alther had painted in his spare time, taking brush to canvas on a limited basis. -
Today, the name Sandy Scott is synonymous with sculpture. But there is much more to this versatile artist than meets -
“A pencil drawing is classy. It’s classic; it’s timeless. It’s almost like a little black dress or a nice black -
As a young mother looking to launch a professional art career in the late 1990s, D. Eleinne Basa did what -
Nothing gets Morgan Weistling’s adrenalin going like telling a story. And, oh, the stories he tells. Focusing on pioneer life -
California artist Nancy Davidson says she can describe what inspires her in just one word: light. “It can transform even -
Colorado artist Jean Perry made her initial entry into fine art with abstract “nonobjective art,” she says, “but there was -
Five days a week, Paula Holtzclaw takes a seat at her easel and paints on location. Her setting is an -
“There is so much in the wilderness that is relative to life. It’s hard, messy, and wondrous, but strangely there
