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Richard Schmid is described as a “painter’s painter”—and, oh, what a painter he is. His work is in high demand—as -
For the past three years, Peggy Immel has been happily painting in a studio south of downtown Taos, New Mexico. -
A couple of Ralph Waldo Emerson quotes really speak to oil painter Ron Rencher. One of his favorites is this: -
When Doug Hyde was commissioned to create a sculpture for the town of Joseph, Oregon, one of the first things -
For nearly 20 years, Utah artist Nicholas Coleman has created realistic paintings, with impressionistic overtones, as he preserves the history -
“I love seeing something beautiful, emotional, and spiritual emerge from something so earthy and natural.” So says Bob Boomer, who -
Churches and cemeteries hold a special fascination—and offer a special inspiration—for Walt Gonske, so much so that he has traveled -
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
