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#1: Millie Beatie |
#2 :Cindy Bonito Relief Prints Showing with #1 Cindy Bonito is a local artist who has been living in the foothills for the past 11 years. She works in several mediums including: Relief Printmaking, Photography, and Painting (watercolor & soft pastels). Her training in printmaking came from course work at both Diablo Valley and Sierra Colleges. Cindy has participated in numerous local art events and tours. |
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#3: Brenda Dominguez Watercolor, Pastel and Colored Pencil (916) 652-6952 |
#4: John
Dominguez Jewelry |
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#5: Susan
Goodmundson Pastels, Watercolor, |
#6: Doug
Horton Jewelry and Garden Sculpture |
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#7: Diane Ruhkala
Bell A thread of continuity flows through Diane’s unusual and bold artwork. Color and texture from printmaking, acrylics, rusty tin, driftwood, pond scum and other found materials find there way into her creations.. Her award winning art has evolved from years of experimenting and studying with inspirational teachers at Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles and other colleges and workshops. Her work is in collections throughout the U.S. and also in Finland, India and France. (916) 624-2217 |
#8: Sandy
Delehanty Watercolor and Oils CLICK
HERE TO VIEW A VIDEO OF SANDY |
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# 9 Judy Butler Animals, nature, color, and whimsy are just a few of the themes that
influence my The process starts with creating a design and then
carefully cutting pieces of glass. I layer it in a kiln where it is fired
for approximately 18 hours. This may website: www.quirkycreations.com |
#10: Victoria Brooks Victoria Brooks’ paintings are characterized by a vibrant, impressionist style. Known for her studio pieces and portraits she also paints extensively en 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 and France. 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. website: www.vbrooks.com |
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#11: Stacey Lamothe Stacey Lamothe, jewelry & metal artist, began a series of art hobbies at an early age. After discovering an affinity for copper, sterling and a serious dog obsession, Lamothe began making dog & animal themed jewelry. Not all of her repertoire contains animals though. She also makes one-of-a kind pieces, many from repurposed found objects. Most pendants have a “secret” message on the back that rests over your heart. Lamothe’s love of metal
expanded when she completed a series of welding classes at the local
adult school. Now added to her line are dogged door knockers and greeting
signs. Stacey shares her world with her husband, two dogs, twelve chickens,
a prolific garden and great girlfriends. They inspire and remind her
that Every Day is sacred! (530) 268-3371 |
#12: Larry Brenden I have always been drawn to the beauty, mystery and ever evolving face of nature as a source of strength and renewal. A walk in the woods or a canyon, whether with or without a camera, gives me a renewed source of purpose and peace. My experiences in nature have led me to explore multiple avenues to capture that magical moment in time where light and spirit combine to produce a memorable photographic image. website: www.larrybrenden.com/ |
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#13: Janet Paehlig Jewelry; Embellishments for Quilters Janet creates unique jewelry from beads and specialty
pieces she finds on her travels. She incorporates the new with the old;
giving each its’ own
individual story. 530/823-1444 / Cell 408/888-4580 |
Contacts and Tour Information: Doug Horton, 7440 King Rd. Loomis,
CA. 95650 Mother's Day
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