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WCAC Artist Registry
WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN JURIED ART EXHIBIT
Jim Adcock Work Description: Jim’s body of work ranges from sketches in pencil to set design and painted furniture and accessories, from paintings in acrylics and watercolors to graphic design and pen and ink studies.
Jack Andrews Work Description: photography
Mitzi Ash Work Description: Mitzi experiments with different styles and designs that develop into beautiful scarves, pillows, wall hangings, framed art, and cards.
Marian Bickerstaff Work Description: It is a joy for me to try to capture the wonders of nature around us. I am particularly fascinated by the changing light and its effects on many subjects, especially on water. I love the beauty of sunsets, clouds and mists, and enjoy trying to capture the Master’s handiwork.
Brigitte Bowden Work Description: Brigitte Bowden is focusing on oil painting, especially landscapes and still life.
Jean Bowers Work Description: Jean focuses her work on painting with oils
Carol Cathell Work Description: Carol’s medium is colored ink. Subjects: abstract design, fantasy themes, some pointillism.
Jayne Collinge Work Description: Painting on porcelain
Beth Cooper Work Description: Watercolors and Acrylics
Iris DeViney Work Description: Contemporary beaded jewelry
Monica Forrester Work Description: She works with traditional wheel thrown shapes that she alters by cutting, carving or twisting.
Myrna McGrath Work Description: oil, acrylics, and pastels
Barbara Hager Work Description: Barbara has been painting since the early 1980’s and has received varied awards for her loose watercolors of local scenes which are often embellished with pen and ink.
Helen Hammerman Work Description: I consider myself a representational impressionist, although I find that labels are relatively meaningless because I paint in a style that suits me, bringing life to my canvases. Energy is the driving force for me in my paintings.
Work Description: Himes paints in watercolor and more recently, fluid acrylics, with an age old glazing technique, building up layers of delicate color one at a time and letting each layer dry before adding the next. The result is an atmospheric glow that evokes the serenity that the artist finds in the forest. Himes has been exploring with an artist’s eye for over 30 years. She collects natural materials in season and usually draws and paints them from life. The birds, small animals or butterflies who visit her studio often become subjects for paintings.
Robert Knudsen Work Description: Oil on canvas Bob feels a deep connection to the history of Ocean City and Worcester County. He paints in the Delmarva area as often as possible.
Jeri Lipov Work Description: Jeri uses a variety of materials, including watercolor with pen and ink, pastels, watercolor pencils, and acrylics. Photography is another great love of hers – especially birds and grandchildren.
Paige Ruby Work Description: I feel that art is essential in the home. The colors and the subject matter make an emotional response that affects us in our daily lives
Barbara Doyle Schmid Work Description: Barbara Doyle Schmid, a watercolorist, paints the towns, marshes and waterways of Delmarva, as well as the flowers she grows in her garden, using transparent paints to capture the special light of this unique area.
Rina Thaler Work Description: Art is a journey; an expression of self. I invest a lot of emotion into my artwork, and hope that the viewer is moved by them. My artwork celebrates the beauty of nature whether it is in an amazing sunset or a delicate flower. I hope you enjoy the journey of my artwork... wherever it takes you.
Phyllis Truitt Work Description: Phyllis Truitt enjoys painting landscapes and close-up flower blossoms.
Irene Diane Voss Work Description: Diane paints with oils and creates baskets which are on display at the Nanticoke Indian Museum in Millsboro, Delaware.
Carol Weber Work Description: Jewelry
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Congratulations to the first prize winner, Tiffany A. Fritts, for her soft pastel original painting, “Koi#1”
Empty Docks - Knapps Narrows
Cape Neddick Light - acrylic
Chesapeake Sunset by George Hawkins, member of Ocean Pines Camera Club