Paintings
John Bredin:
Works in acrylic and sometimes incorporates his airbrush talents
Ed Brown:
Watercolorist known for colorful images of local scenes, ‘Old’ Florida and new
Nancy Conti:
Works in watercolor and pastels
Honey Costa:
Sometimes unique and unusual watercolors, always stunning
Sharyn Dahn:
Bright, bold and unabashed can describe her acrylic & mixed media palms
Pedro DeArmas:
Captures Cuba in sepia tones on canvas with detail that is remarkable
Anne DeLaCroix:
Cheerful palm fish wall art
Jim Fors:
Brazen sunsets and crashing waves are just two subjects worked in oil on canvas
Shirley Glenn:
Known for her pen & ink drawings as well as her highly detailed watercolors
Karen Greb:
Dramatic oils of local birds on canvas
Barbara Groenteman:
Member of the Florida Watercolor Society, she uses a layering technique to bring a luminescent quality to her subjects which include birds, botanicals and shells
Ed Guttery:
Employs the ancient technique of Gyotaku, the art of printing an actual fish
Arielle Katarina:
Has a graphic quality to her acrylic paintings whether on canvas or another surface such as skate board decks
Sarah Kiser:
Fall in love with her fanciful, sometimes whimsical Folk art style in mixed media – very collectable
Julie Loreman Southern:
It’s all about the story and the details for this oil and watercolor painter
Kris Neufarth:
Her lively palette grabs you first, but don’t forget to enjoy the rest of the view
Scott Novello:
Palm artist extraordinaire, his work is vibrant and intense, minutely detailed, expertly sculpted
Steve Perry:
His unusual dimensional marine animals using painted bark on wood are unexpectedly impressive
Pat Portman:
Her Big Sky oils are evocative of our local environs
Joan Roberts:
Tropical fish, pineapples and beach scenes all are subjects done in her vivid impressionist style - oil & acrylic
Doris Schroeder:
Working in watercolor, she’s known for her soft yet bold botanicals and large format abstracts
Ann Shuey:
Oil painter whose specialties include portraiture and scenic architectural subjects, but her latest passion is blown up botanicals
Terri Stadler:
Pastels of coastal scenes and wildlife - her desire is to make original art affordable to all
Nance Werth:
Her oils are highly detailed with a sense of impressionism, often playing with shadow and light
Nancy Wilson:
Working in several mediums, several styles on several surfaces, she’s always consistent with the quality
Ellen Withington:
The eyes of her alluring sirens will seize you
Christina Wyatt:
Her sensuous mermaids are coveted and collected worldwide for their luminous quality, flawless composition and hidden treasures - they capture the eye and imagination of all