Artist: HomeScapes
HomeScapes is an illustration service specializing in residential and commercial properties. Artist Rick Danielson creates exquisitely detailed portraits of homes and businesses in pen and ink and watercolor. House portraits make great gifts for special occasions of all kinds, and are destined to become valued keepsakes.
From the time Rick Danielson was a child, a fascination with art and architecture combined in a love of drawing buildings. Today, he employs technical skill and artistry to create portraits that are not only correctly proportioned and finely detailed, but which convey the unique character or "feel" of each home or business.
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Artist: Mary Gregg Byrne
I began painting watercolors in 1980 after taking a class with Steve Mayo, and that media has been my focus ever since. I love the beauty of watercolor. It is alive. Watercolors create with the artist, as well as the artist painting with them. The transparency of watercolor is a joy to me because I am interested in painting light. Watercolor allows this. I paint sunlight on a child’s hair and window light refracting through crystal.
I have always loved drawing people. The human face is a powerful image. I continue to paint portraits by commission and inclination. I have been interested in children's book illustration since I was nine. I created books as class projects in college.
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Artist: Michael Kopald
All of my paintings are original works on rice paper. They are dry mounted using acid free materials of the highest quality, and matted and framed to high archival standards. My paintings may also be mounted and made into silk scrolls for presentation. All paintings are shown and sized unframed.
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Artist: Watercolors by Terri Myer
Terri Myer is an art instructor at Fort Zumwalt South High School in O’Fallon, Missouri. She has a BS in art from the University of Oregon, and an MA and an MFA in painting from Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri.
Terri Myer's paintings demonstrate her exploration of color and techniques in the medium of watercolor while concentrating visually on the subjects of boats, water, and coastal scenes.
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 | Artist: Art by Bart
Bart, a self-taught and naturally gifted artist first discovered his talent while attempting to amuse his son by drawing cartoon characters. Bart uses a variety of mixed media but prefers graphite, watercolor, and pastels. His specialty lies in graphite pencil drawings where optimal detail is articulated and brought to what appears to be a realistic and life-like image. Bart is a member of NAIA, the National Independent Artist Association and has participated in a number of juried cultural events where his art work has been on display.
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 | Artist: Jude Bennitto
Jude Bennitto's work can best be described as abstract expressionism and is mainly concentrated on using various mediums to bring life to her unique way of viewing the world. Mixed media and collage art being her specialty, it is still not uncommon to see her switch from one format to another simply because the "mood fits the purpose." Self-described as "free-spirited, wild, sensual, and jazzy", she attempts to add unusual colors to ordinary life scenes, and illicits a semi-abstract style that is unique and refreshing.
Born in 1967, and self-taught primarily by experimentation, she has exhibited publically in various locations, and also has several works currently existing in private collections in the United States and Europe. Her goal with each offering is to challege the viewer to imagine what "could be" instead of living life in the usual and expected chasm of mediocrity.
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 | Artist: Bonnie Carter
I am an experimental artist working with thin acrylic glazes on paper. My methods include a lot of pouring, dripping, and drizzling of paint. Along with acrylic paint, I sometimes add acrylic ink, watercolor crayons, pastels, charcoal powder, or watercolor.
I love the tactile qualities of paint and color, and I like to incorporate texture using all kinds of tools - even some from the hardware store. Nature holds a great deal of attraction for me and I generally paint with one eye on nature.
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 | Artist: Dubois Art Gallery
I'm Ann L. DuBois the artist who is offering to you for sale a choice collection of museum quality full color Giclee prints of my work on heavy archival watercolor paper which I personally sign and date before sending them to you and a select collection of one of a kind original oil paintings done on wood that are ready for framing.
The reviews from my collectors have been marvelous, for instance two of them said WOW, WOW, WOW and your work is so beautiful it makes me smile, feel peaceful, enveloped in a great and nurturing presence. My work is owned by Elizabeth Taylor, Martha Stewart, Pat Kennedy, Oprah Winfrey and Erika Jong among others.
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Artist: John Caton
As a child I displayed a talent and desire for visual art. I began private lessons at the age of eight, and continued through high school. I attended Central Missouri State University to study illustration.
As an illustrator I work in all media, but I gravitate toward water mediums with its versatility in blending, glazing, and richness. To me art is a way of expressing the passion of life to the observer. I hope when you see my works you not only see the person but also feel their personality illuminating from the painting.
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Artist: Debi Studios
Debi graduated from the University of Kansas with a BFA in Commercial Art. Her focus was illustration, however that grew as she participated in an internship with a local design agency learning about the graphic design industry.
She has worked as a Medical Illustrator for Washington University, Designer at American Recreation Products and Art Director at NorthPole. While attaining all this experience, she knew that someday she wanted to own her own company specializing in children's illustrations, graphic design and fine art.
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