Connections Gayle Visher 45 x 15 inches ARTIST STATEMENT My search for appropriate tints, tones, shades, and textures produced endless possibilities. Persistent “not quites” prompted the understanding that if the answer wasn’t there, I could create [...]
All the Glaciers Are Melting Lynn Hall 45 x 15 inches ARTIST STATEMENT Studying the card for this color, I saw all the fantastic colors of ice, glacial pools, and ice melt as it flows to [...]
Cats 'n Dragons Tracy Sleight Visher 45 x 15 inches ARTIST STATEMENT I equate a prism with joy and light. An encompassing of all things that, when merged, create warmth and inclusion. I can so clearly [...]
Turquoise Wave Cara Gulati 45 x 15 inches ARTIST STATEMENT Scrolls are bobbing up and down in the waves as they play around in the ocean like dolphins. [...]
Terminal Moraine Libby Williamson 45 x 15 inches ARTIST STATEMENT Massive glaciers, ice ages ago, advanced across the terrain, accumulating debris as they scraped and abraded the land. At their final advance, the terminal moraine, they [...]
Joy of the Dance Geri Patterson-Kutras 45 x 15 inches ARTIST STATEMENT The dance, the motion, the rhythm, the movement of her body in space. She dances for the expression of her art, of the freedom [...]
Meadow Jane Hanson Haworth 45 x 15 inches ARTIST STATEMENT Selecting the blue/green color card meant I would have to dye many of my fabrics, and using the blue/green Procyon dye was the perfect solution. I [...]
Dots on Green Jean Renli Jurgenson 45 x 15 inches ARTIST STATEMENT This is simply an example of how two-point perspective and the appropriate placement of the full range of one hue (in this case, green) [...]
Under Humbug Mountain Susan Gibson Kelly 45 x 15 inches ARTIST STATEMENT While I was pondering suitable images for monochromatic artworks, we took a trip up the coast into southern Oregon. One spot where we stopped [...]
WIN-WIN Wind Energy Mel Beach 45 x 15 inches ARTIST STATEMENT As I drive past the 2,700 windmills in the Palm Springs desert and nearly 5,000 towers along the Altamont Pass, I am struck by the [...]