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Schery Markee-Sullivan
Schery Markee Sullivan is a freelance watercolor artist whose work is featured in fine art galleries throughout New York as well as online art services.
Schery began her formal training studying with abstract painter Robert Kaupelis in the Creative Arts Master's Program at New York University. She has enjoyed a thirty-year career as a successful painter and illustrator, in between raising a son and daughter and caring for her husband and family in her home near the ocean on Long Island.
Schery is a prolific, vibrant artist. Her styles of work include abstract and figurative pieces, scenes of nature and the ocean, portraits of women and children, and commercial art.
Schery is currently in the process of illustrating children's books, and composing a poetry collection to complement recent art pieces under development in her new studio in Wantagh, New York.
Schery Markee Sullivan's watercolors are characterized by dynamic expression of color, line, and vibrant energy. Her compositions range in scope from elegant florals, intricate mask collages and primitive creature pieces, to abstracts and powerful figurative work. Her pieces speak out in bursts of creativite instensity.
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Lorraine DarConte
Lorraine A. DarConte is a freelance photographer and writer from New York who is currently residing in Tucson, Arizona. DarConte, who studied photography with renowned photographer Arthur Leipzig, travels extensively in search of both adventure and great photographs.
Her work, both written and photographic, has appeared in numerous publications including, Budget Traveler, Coast to Coast, Newsday, Shutterbug and Studio Photography & Design. DarConte travels extensively and is available for assignment.
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| Arnold Kirschner
Mr. Kirschner, a native Long Islander, has a long career in graphic arts as a traditional and computer image artist and has held senior and departmental head positions in the imagery departments of some of New York's leading graphic firms. As one of the first users of the Scitex computer system for image manipulation and page assembly in the United States long before the MAC and Photoshop has enabled him to fine tune his craft. He also helped found the Scitex Graphic Arts Users Association. This group broke new ground and set the rules for the then emerging computerized graphic arts field. Having worked with photographers for over 20 years helping them achieve their photographic vision, and to satisfy their clients has expanded his creative sensibilities and range immeasurably and continues to this day. As senior image artist at LaPlaca Cohen Advertising he was responsible for photography, original art creation, retouching and the creation of files for high quality reproduction in the various mediums that the agency is known for. His own photography and original images have been shown at galleries in New York and Los Angeles. He has given presentations and lectures out west and presently in the New York area on such topics as color, art in photography to name but two.
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Enrique Spacca
Enrique Spacca is a young artist from Orbetello, Italy. This year he will be attending the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera (Milan). We are privileged to be presenting the work of what we feel will be a formidable art presence in the future.
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Leslie Macon
Leslie Macon is an oil painter living in North Carolina who has been painting professionally since 1994. Her art career began as a wood carver in 1984, carving duck decoys from basswood and tupelo. She eventually apprenticed under a world class cajun decoy carver and that was where she first discovered painting with oils. She switched from carving to painting in pastel and oil mediums in the early 1990's. It was during this time that she competed in national and international competitions as a wildlife artist winning awards and selling through art galleries. In 2001 she decided to experiment with other subjects and explored floral and still life. During that time she worked for Websters Fine Art Publishing and had several collections published for the home decor market. In 2006, she hit a creative brick wall. She didn't paint for eight months and didn't know if she would ever paint again. Thankfully through self examination and therapeutic exercises she was able to reconnect and resume a rewarding career as a visionary artist.
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David Lloyd
Born in the state of Virginia, David Lloyd came to Houston as a youth. He attended the Univserity of Houston on a theatre scholarship, where he studied Drama, English Literature, and Philosophy. His arts skills, however, are entirely self-taught. His work can be found in private collections in various cities including New Orleans, Washington D.C., San Francisco, New York, Atlanta and many others.
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Evelyn Heilberger
Evelyn Heilberger received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2007 with a concentration in painting. While at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design she also studied video, printmaking, bookmaking and photography. Evelyn shows her work locally in the Milwaukee area and is happy to be part of private collections around the world. Her current series of 4 x 4 inch collages explore the artists' interest in mixed media. In addition to this continuing body of work, she has planned to begin a series of larger scale canvases based on those collages. They will be available by commision only.
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Kris Haas
Kris Haas is a native of Oregon. She studied art at the Pacific Northwest College of Art. In Ashland Oregon she began creating her colored pencil paintings with a unique technique called pigmented chiaroscuro. Literally “colored from within.” These pieces hold an amazing amount of detail and color creating a world that will take you to places of imagination you never expected. This technique helped her to create pieces with graphite pencil that have life like detail that makes you think you are looking at a photo. By the late 90’s she had entered several colored pencil competitions gaining some exhibition experience as well as recognition. The series we are presenting is a collection of small paintings that are part of her MiniMasterpiece series she started November 8, 2008.
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Kevin Eslinger
Kevin Eslinger is a Colorado artist, whose pop influences are drawn from many childhood references. His art is a mixture of techniques and icon imagery. Currently his work is being published by Lucky Onion in the form of signed prints and note cards.
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Betsy Walton - Portland, Oregon
As a painter, Betsy walton works with galleries and collectors, and on personal projects. Many of her paintings and drawings explore the tension and balance between the mysterious nature of our existence and the objects and environments we find in everyday life. We can experience the sublime in the same room where we fold the laundry, and perhaps at the same time.
Her style is informed by a range of influences including Byzantine icon paintings, American folk art, geometric abstraction, and the work of many contemporary illustrators and painters.
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Shawn Stucky - Chicago, Illinois
Shawn Stucky was born in McPherson, Kansas in 1979 and moved to Chicago in 2002. Because of a beautiful coincidence in 2006, he created his first screen print. It was wondrous – for the first time ever he was able to put his artistic visions onto paper.
Shawn has a strong bond between music, feelings, and his experiences in life. For Shawn, music can create feelings that he cannot manage to put into words, but feels compelled to create art that gives those feelings a tangible form. His style incorporates music because it acts as a catalyst for many unnamed emotions that he knows and shares with others. Because of that unity in emotion, he is continually inspired to create art that inspires a person to visit a familiar, but unnamed emotion.
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