Artists

Marilyn Zupan

Art has always been a large part of Marilyn’s life. Marilyn was raised in a family that appreciated art in all forms, and several family members are artists. Marilyn’s father was English and Marilyn was fortunate enough to be able to live in England for more than 3 years. She developed a deep love for the beauty and softness of the English countryside.

Judy Benson Lanier

I have been an artist since the age of five. My path to photography began at 12 when I received my first camera. I discovered my passion in graduate school. Thanks to the American Field Service I was an exchange student to South Africa which started a life-long relationship with and love of Africa. African flora and fauna became a significant part of my repertoire.

Doug Staples

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Thalia Sukuki Keple

Thalia has been involved with fiber arts and crafts since childhood. After a career in Food Science and the software industry, I have returned to jewelry making and weaving. My jewelry combines fiber, exotic fabrics, beads, metals and braids to create unusual combinations. I use various fibers; weave structures and colors to create unique textures in my woven pieces. I create wearable art that enhances the beauty of women of all ages and cultures.

Yvonne Kitchen

Lifelong horsewoman Yvonne Kitchen has honed her observational skills through experiences ranging from years raising a variety of domestic and exotic animals to competing in and judging competitive trail rides with her veterinarian husband. Her highly detailed renderings exhibit not only her knowledge of anatomy, but they also bring out the personality of each subject. Largely self-taught, Yvonne has been drawing horses on every available surface since childhood,

Roy Musitelli

Raised and educated in Santa Cruz, California, Roy moved to the Pacific Northwest in 1977 with a reverence for compelling visual images through photojournalism. After a 30-year award-winning career in the newspaper field came to a close, a passion for illustration and design called him back to the drawing board. Making the transition from photographer to illustrator seemed like a natural choice since I’d always considered myself to be an artist first.

Winnifred Liang

Winnifred exemplifies diversity. She was born in Malaysia of Chinese ancestry. She lived and was educated in Malaysia, the U.K. and the U.S.  Winnifred studied classical piano in all three locations, and earned undergraduate degrees in Oil Painting, Drawing, and Art History, and a diploma in Business Administration. Graduate degrees in Geography, and Urban and Regional Planning followed. She worked as a Land Use/Environmental Planner in the private and public sectors.

Ruth Heath

I am inspired locally and while travelling when I see interesting buildings, welcoming doorways, shuttered windows and lovely flowers. I enjoy working with oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor and pen and ink. The wonderful world that God has created is a great adventure and a joy for me.

Dixie Kinser

My passion in life is creating artwork through the use of color, texture and composition. I started learning about using colors to create excitement. Later a small watercolor captured my imagination; thus fascinated; watercolor painting became my next focus. I have continued dyeing silk and painting watercolors. However, recently I’ve spent more time in mixed media. While all subjects interest me, I gravitate towards abstract & landscapes. I am a member of Southern Oregon Society of Artists.

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Angalee O'Connor

My joy as an artist comes from taking your favorite scenes and permanently placing them on a canvas. My use of the pallet knife gives texture and life to any piece. Layering colors create and capture the light and emotion in every custom art piece. Commissions welcome; view more at http://www.angaleeoart.com.

MaryAnn Macey

I have always been intrigued by the sea. When I was a young Navy wife the ocean became my home port from the North Atlantic, down to Key West, and over to the Pacific. I never tired of dramatic ocean views in its changing light and colors. I first studied art at Santa Monica College and at Ventura College. I enjoyed teaching oil and acrylic classes at Camarillo Art Center and Leisure Village and I also traveled and taught art with Don Meylé Art Tours throughout southern California.

Bob Drake

I wasn't a bad artist during my high school years . After 61 years I picked up a brush again . I enjoy doing watercolors , color water teases Ya & love the transparency.