Cielo
- Julie Sneed
![Julie Sneed
Cielo
Sneed presents a 36x48 canvas done in muted tones of grey. She utilizes
texture and gestural brushstrokes to add dimension to the dynamic composition
that guides the viewer through the picture plane.
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Mixed Media on Panel]()
Cielo - Jamie Kirkland
![Jamie Kirkland
Opalescent Clouds
Kirkland desires to speak to the viewer through simplicity and by reducing
the landscape to shapes and forms, much the same way a poet expresses an idea
in three lines of haiku. And just as traditional haiku contains a kigo, or
season reference, her paintings reference seasonality with an economy of
expression that is almost always atmospheric.
Oil on Canvas]()
Opalescent Clouds - Jamie Kirkland
![Jamie Kirkland
Sunday Drive B
Kirkland desires to speak to the viewer through simplicity and by reducing
the landscape to shapes and forms, much the same way a poet expresses an idea
in three lines of haiku. And just as traditional haiku contains a kigo, or
season reference, her paintings reference seasonality with an economy of
expression that is almost always atmospheric.
Oil on Canvas]()
Sunday Drive B - Jamie Kirkland
![Jamie Kirkland
In The Clouds
Kirkland desires to speak to the viewer through simplicity and by reducing
the landscape to shapes and forms, much the same way a poet expresses an idea
in three lines of haiku. And just as traditional haiku contains a kigo, or
season reference, her paintings reference seasonality with an economy of
expression that is almost always atmospheric.
Oil on canvas]()
In The Clouds - Jamie Kirkland
![Jamie Kirkland
Summer Rain
Kirkland desires to speak to the viewer through simplicity and by reducing
the landscape to shapes and forms, much the same way a poet expresses an idea
in three lines of haiku. And just as traditional haiku contains a kigo, or
season reference, her paintings reference seasonality with an economy of
expression that is almost always atmospheric.
Oil on canvas]()
Summer Rain - Jamie Kirkland
![Jamie Kirkland
Summer Showers
Kirkland desires to speak to the viewer through simplicity and by reducing
the landscape to shapes and forms, much the same way a poet expresses an idea
in three lines of haiku. And just as traditional haiku contains a kigo, or
season reference, her paintings reference seasonality with an economy of
expression that is almost always atmospheric.
Oil on Canvas]()
Summer Showers - Jamie Kirkland
![Jamie Kirkland
Down to Earth
Kirkland desires to speak to the viewer through simplicity and by reducing
the landscape to shapes and forms, much the same way a poet expresses an idea
in three lines of haiku. And just as traditional haiku contains a kigo, or
season reference, her paintings reference seasonality with an economy of
expression that is almost always atmospheric.
Oil on Canvas]()
Down to Earth - Caty Smith
![Caty Smith
Road to Tsagaannuur
*Inspired by people and places, Caty Smith travels to gather experiences and
create conversations. She seeks to learn something on every journey. Her work
attempts to visually portray this original perspective and new, insightful
observations to the viewer.*
Polaroid, Canvas]()
Road to Tsagaannuur - Bill Claps
![Bill Claps
Mountains 3 (small)
Claps explains that he doesn’t seek inspiration, but rather finds that the
ideas seem to present themselves and if he is open he can “grab onto them
quickly before they go away.” This 12x8 piece uses gold and muted tones
to depict a textural landscape that draws attention to the scenic aspect
of the work.
Mixed Media on Canvas]()
Mountains 3 (small) - Caty Smith
![Caty Smith
Jökulsárlón
*Inspired by people and places, Caty Smith travels to gather experiences and
create conversations. She seeks to learn something on every journey. Her work
attempts to visually portray this original perspective and new, insightful
observations to the viewer.*
Polaroid, Canvas]()
Jökulsárlón - Colleen Blackard
![Colleen Blackard
The Sky From Earth
Colleen Blackard combines natural, celestial and man-made elements in
occasionally surreal compositions that explore light, memory, consciousness
and change. This 11.5x28 piece uses the simplistic contrast between light and
dark creating an elaborate night sky full of stars.
Ballpoint Pen on Paper]()
The Sky From Earth - Courtney J Garrett
![Courtney J Garrett
The Opening
Courtney J. Garrett has created a minimal yet sophisticated approach to
capturing inspiring images of storms, rural landscapes, and architectural
sketches in her oil paintings and mixed media works. Her emotionally driven
colors and shapes translate the intangible and the emotional onto seemingly
flat two-dimensional surfaces.
oil on canvas]()
The Opening - Bill Claps
![Bill Claps
Bamboo Stand
Claps explains that he doesn’t seek inspiration, but rather finds that the
ideas seem to present themselves and if he is open he can “grab onto them
quickly before they go away.” This 45.75x65.50 piece uses gold tones to
depict stalks of bamboo in a textural way.
Mixed Media on Canvas]()
Bamboo Stand - Doug Freed
![Doug Freed
Likely
In his luminescent multi-paneled oil paintings Freed tries to find the grey
area between traditional landscape painting and its abstraction into
color fields.
Oil on Paper with Frame]()
Likely - Doug Freed
![Doug Freed
Hybrid
In his luminescent multi-paneled oil paintings Freed tries to find the grey
area between traditional landscape painting and its abstraction into
color fields.
Oil on Paper with Frame]()
Hybrid - Don Scott Macdonald
![Don Scott Macdonald
Sentinels
He composes his paintings from an accumulation of observations and dreams.
Rather than recreating details of a static landscape on canvas, Macdonald
attempts to distill its essence, believing that simplicity is elegant and
powerful in our increasingly complex and distractive world.
Oil on Canvas]()
Sentinels
