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Project Category: Animals

Brenda Mills Brannan

Posted by Southern Oregon Artists Resource | Mar 2, 2019 |

Brenda Mills Brannan paints ethereal watercolors in abstract style with realistic natural subjects.

Linda Abblett

Posted by Southern Oregon Artists Resource | Dec 22, 2018 |

My love for nature and art come together in watercolor. I offer original paintings and prints, and teach watercolor classes in my home studio.

Patricia Bankhead

Posted by Southern Oregon Artists Resource | Dec 22, 2018 |

I began as a self-taught artist, honing my skills for hours in the library and drawing portraits of classmates for $10 each as a teen. Later in life I took art courses at various universities. I got serious after I retired, spending 4 years majoring in fine arts at Southern Utah Univ. I’m still hungry to learn. I’ve been blessed to live in picturesque areas all my life, from the hills of Napa Valley to the Rocky Mountains, diverse landscapes in Utah, and now my forever home, Southern Oregon.

Stefan Baumann

Posted by Southern Oregon Artists Resource | Dec 22, 2018 |

Stefan Baumann, a respected artist and oil painting instructor from the Bay area, now lives in Mt. Shasta. His passionate love of nature and use of light in his artwork began in Lake Tahoe and blossomed at Stanford University. He paints, and teaches students how to paint, the beauty of the forests and rural landscapes near his home and in the Rogue Valley.

Sue Bennett

Posted by Southern Oregon Artists Resource | Dec 22, 2018 |

Sue Bennett is a classically trained artist who paints to express beauty. “My intent is to capture the heart of the subject and I get completely caught up in it.” Her paintings have been included in over 45 exhibits around the nation. She works most frequently in transparent watercolor, however she also enjoys opaque watermedia and pastel.

Mindy Carpenter

Posted by Southern Oregon Artists Resource | Dec 21, 2018 |

Carpe Diem Papers is an illustrated life. My paintings & cards have a childlike innocence, imaginative color palette, a sweetness and a fondness for the little things in our journey that make us happy. Making someone’s mailbox happy makes me happy. Send mail. Write x’s and o’s. Buy good stamps. Tell someone hello, thinking of you through the mail. You don’t need a reason.