Upcoming Workshops
Cheryl Pritts
Cheryl Pritts Interview: I began like many people, as sort of a hobby. I painted on wood because my husband did a lot of woodworking. We lived in Pennsylvania at that time, and I did a lot of folk art. It was then that I thought, ‘Oh, I really love color!’ After moving to Texas, I started art school with a local artist in San Marcos (Betty Ritchie). She paints in a very classic style, and I really didn’t fit in with the other students because I loved using a palette knife and pure color, unlike most classic-style painters. I don’t like to blend a lot.
From this Angle
A New Show About Perspectives Featuring Works by Taylor Dueker, Keva Richardson, and Ronnie Weeks.
Extended By Popular Request until
June 30th!
Janice Mullenax
Art is an on-going a journey. I think that when I decided I wanted to PURSUE art… I think that was probably 2003-2004, when I left corporate America and started looking for somewhere else to channel my energies.
Rowdy Winters
When did you first begin to think of yourself as an artist? I always grew up around art. My father was a full-time painter ever since he was in college. So, by the age of five I was going to art shows and traveling with him, helping him set up his booths and watching him … Read more
Robert Anschutz
Interview with an Artist: Robert Anschutz, Photographer @arton12.com
Cristina White-Jones
When did you first begin to think of yourself as an artist? Well, I’ve kind of always considered myself an artist, because I’ve been painting since I was 8 years old. But, I guess seriously maybe college… after college. My degree is in painting from Texas State (Southwest Texas at the time). I’ve painted my … Read more