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Tara Funk Grim
"A passion for the visual world and the world of imagination has led to both plein air painting and creative exploration in the studio. Each painting is a journey into the unknown. The heart and mind become one with inspiration, imagination, and materials. It is the world of endless possibilities...
John Grinder
Johnnie Grinder is a nomadic artist best known for his pipe structures that symbolically connect memories, dreams, experiences, and knowledge. His work is most often acrylic on canvas as he works on creating narrative landscapes. These narrative landscapes are often biographical, dystopian,...
Cheryll Grogan
I have been self employed for approximate 10 years now. I travel to art shows in Florida and lots of other states in the summer months. I also paint murals, and enjoy commissioned works as well. I paint architecture and cool car portraits.
Although I enjoy traveling and have an RV, I am also...
Ric Grossman
A career abstract expressionist, recognized for his non-figurative, nonobjective and nonrepresentational paintings and drawings. The meaning in his work is expressed as an emotional experience. It also stems from a lifetime pursuit in philosophy and music. As a modernist, he is in search...
Debra Grubbs
Each one of us has his or her own way of capturing
the visual world.
Debra Grubbs began painting in watercolors while studying with
Watercolorist Corey Staid in Andover, Massachusetts as a teenager.
She studied with a variety of other artists after moving to...
Annie Gudis
I have always been an artist. My earliest memories are of dancing and making pictures; both to music. After a 20 year career as a professional ballet dancer I worked as a baker and pastry maker, apprenticing with the renowned former White House pastry chef, Roland Messnier and winning a gold medal...
Nancy Beth Gulker
"My mom was a fine artist. I grew up hanging out in her studio, drawing and painting and trying new art styles. I finally found one I like. I make art that makes me happy. I hope it makes you happy, too".
Jada Hallbeck
Jada's vibrant paintings are rich with color, soul, and imagination. Working intuitively, Jada thrives in the magic of the moment allowing her paintings to unfold naturally often changing courses along the way. She believes there are no mistakes in the creative process and strives to do something...
Britt Hallowell
I create unique paintings through a merging of contemporary and traditional styles. I use a mixture of paints, plasters, charcoal and oil pastels to create heavy textures in each of my paintings. My work is organic in nature, reflecting trees, flowers, and animals in a usually figurative manner,...
Kana Handel
I am an artist originally from Tokyo, Japan. I came to the United States in 1992 and now reside in Gainesville, Florida, though I am currently living in New York City. I studied art at Musashino Art University in Tokyo, starting my career as a graphic artist in advertising until I became a...