#1: Millie Beatie

Porcelain and Stoneware Art

Millie uses clay to create serving pieces, vases, and large show pieces.  Her desire is for people to want to touch the depth and variations in the surface of each piece.  By overlaying glazes on porcelain and stoneware, she creates original masterpieces for her collectors.  Millie’s pieces have been in many local exhibits including the California State Fair.

(916) 652-8052
website:  www.hisvesselofclay.net
email: mbeatie@earthlink.net

#2 Brenda Dominguez

Watercolor, Pastel and Colored Pencil

Brenda is a self-taught artist, dipping into watercolor, pastel, and colored pencil.  Her award winning paintings are in corporate and private collections.  She has had a solo show in San Francisco and is also featured in the 404 Gallery in Roseville.

(916) 652-6952
email:  thackart@yahoo.com

#3: Susan Goodmundson

Pastels, Watercolor, Colored Pencils, Oils
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The land near Squaw Valley inspires most of Susan’s work.   She paints plein aire to capture the peace and beauty of the mountains.  Her work is in private collections in Wyoming, Arizona and the Squaw Valley area of California.

Email:  goodmundson@sbcglobal.net

#4: Doug Horton

Jewelry and Garden Sculpture


Doug Horton’s jewelry, a study of detailed patterns satisfies his need to be meticulous.  He looks for materials that challenge; mother of pearl, jade, gold, coconut, silver and coral.  Each has its secrets that must be searched out.

(916) 652-4351
website:  www.hortonirisgarden.com
email:  doughortonart@yahoo.com

#5: Paula Amerine

Oils and Oil Pastels
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Paula Ameriane is known for still life paintings of Placer County’s abundant fresh fruits, vegetables and seasonal grapevines. Her unique use of oil pastel allows her to layer and glaze pigment in a traditional manner with a contemporary approach to the subject. Paula was honored in 2006 with an “Artie” Award for excellence and volunteer contributions to education of the arts in Placer County. She retired from teaching art classes at Del Oro High School and intends to continue offering private instruction and workshops. Currently, Paula's studio is located in the OLAS building, 175 Almond St., Auburn, CA. Her paintings are in public and private collections in California and the Northwest.

(530) 885-1790
email  paulaamerine@yahoo.com

#6: Deanna Marsh

Metal Sculpture and
Fused Glass
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In steel, copper, aluminum and kiln-formed glass, Deanna’s sculpture interprets the local beauty of the American River canyon with shapes that shimmer with reflected light and natural patinas.  She brings what’s best of our natural world to our urban landscape through modern materials and classic forms.  Her indoor/outdoor sculptures are in public and private collections throughout the West.

(916) 276-9070
website:  www.central-park-studio.com
email:  Deanna@central-park-studio.com

#7: Sandy Delehanty

Watercolor and Oils

Known for her exuberant color, Sandy Delehanty’s award winning paintings are in public, corporate and private collections from California to the East coast and in France.  She teaches watercolor classes and workshops locally and in Europe, Bali and Hawaii.  Sandy is represented by Elliott Fouts Gallery, Sacramento, California www.efgallery.com where she is an artist in residence.

(916) 652-4624
website:  www.sandydelehanty.com
email:  sandydelehanty@yahoo.com

#8: Helen W.Phillips

Batik

A multi-award winning artist, Helen W. Phillips has been described as a master of batik.  She continues to produce architectural pieces from Europe, Mexico and Northern California, design work and florals.

(916) 652-6870
email:  hwpbatik@cwnet.com

#10: Imi Lehmbrock-Hirschinger

Oil, Acrylic & Mixed Media

Imi Lehmbrock-Hirschinger is an award-winning painter best known for her interpretations of aerial images called “Colorfields”.  Her contemporary approach is bold yet captures the essential elements of the landscape.  Her work is represented in many collections in Europe and the United States.

(916) 652-4536
Email:  ibexfineart@foothill.net

#11: Victoria Brooks

Oil and Watercolors

Victoria Brooks’ paintings are characterized by a vibrant, impressionist style. Known for her studio pieces and portraits she also paints extensively in plein air (on location).  She has had numerous local and national gallery exhibitions and won many “Best of Show” awards for painting competitions. Victoria loves teaching oil and watercolor painting and is a favorite of art clubs for her informative art demonstrations. She teaches impressionist and plein air painting workshops in California, Italy, France, Ireland and Greece.   Victoria Brooks is a Signature Member of National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society (NOAPS) and American Impressionist Society (AIS).  She also is an Artist Member of the Oil Painters of American (OPA), California Art Club. Her gallery representation can be found on her website.    (916) 768-1751

website:  www.vbrooks.com
email:  Victoria@vbrooks.com