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Stacy Barter - "Morning by the Lake- Orlando, Florida" Oil on linen 9" x 6" (15" X 12" framed)
Stacy’s interest in drawing and painting began in high school when a friend invited her to paint Christmas scene on watercolor paper note cards. She took every art history class offered in her college studies and numerous watercolor and drawing classes as well. She attended Parson’s School of Design in NYC and graduated from the University of Central Florida .See her website
Stacy Barter - "Sun on my Front Windows" oil on linen - 10" X 8" (16" X 14" framed)
Orit Reuben - “Reclined” pastel and watercolor on watercolor paper
11” X 8”
Orit’s aim is to draw with feeling that would be perceived by the viewer. She is greatly influenced by her grandfather who was a landscaper impressionist. “In my landscapes, I strive to capture light and mood, and create my interpretation of a particular time and place.” “I’m compelled to capture the ever elusive human form, the tilt of the head; the bend of the back. The challenge of capturing the figure, the light at a certain time of the day or mood of a place, keeps me engaged in this endeavor and compels me to try to continually improve and push my limits.”
Frank Dienst - “Econcochatchee Mushroom”
Platinum print “8” X 10” print (20” X 20” framed)
Frank has pursued photography for more than twenty years, exploring the subconscious in search of the visceral bond between man and earth. He derives visual symbolism with vibrant light and exotic landscape. Frank has explored alternate modes of visual expression through painting as well as extended periods of work as a professional musician. The words of the poet Ruth Bernhard, "Everything is one and I am one with it," has true meaning for him. Frank currently lives and works in Central Florida. Holding degrees in Psychology and Medicine.Visit the website.
Frank Dienst - "Mushroom" 8" X 8" (20" X 20" framed)
Steve Vaughn - "Palm Trees at Night" Inkjet on canvas 16" X 20"
Steve is central Florida’s most well known photographer of Florida’s natural scenes and panoramics. Based at Tropics Gallery in Winter Park, he also exhibits at outdoor art shows and has been poster artist for the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, the Mount Dora Arts Festival, the Maitland Art Festival and the Winter Park Autumn Art Festival. His work is part of numerous public and private collections. Visit his website.
"Tree" Inkjet on Canvas 16" X 20"
Mary R. Daniels - “Quillo Tote” (FLA STATE licensed) Fabric
The seed for quilting was planted by Mary’s mother during her childhood. Her church quilting group and a work shop with Artist Lauren Austin and her “Talking Quilts” helped Mary reap the benefits of her mother’s training. Three years ago Mary’s teenage granddaughter introduced her to the Quillo Pattern and the rest is history. This convenient tote also functions as a throw, quilt, and pillow and has a pocket. Its great for traveling, concerts and games on cool nights, or just sitting and enjoying your favorite book or movie.
Marie Orban - “Model” Charcoal and Pastel Drawing, 21” X 17 3/4”
Marie Orban is interested in the human form with all the feelings, emotions, and conditions it can convey.
Willy M. Lopez - “The Fox and the Raven” Clay 14” X 11”
Willy has been coming to Crealdé since the year 2000. In 2007 she became a fellow volunteers at Summer Art Camp and in the ceramics department. She helped with the mosaic for Hannibal Square and also helped with the Crealdé mosaic on the office wall. Willy makes clay figures for pleasure and participates in the annual Crealdé student art show (where she has received an award every year) and in the annual fellowship show.
This piece is from the Aesop Fable of the Fox and the Raven.
Cheryl Bogdanowitsch - “Spirit Guide with palm” Ceramic and wood, painted in oil 17” X 6” X 6”
Originally from Iowa, Cheryl has lived, worked and participated in the Central Florida Art scene for more than 30 years. She has completed sculpture residencies at the Atlantic Center for the Art and currently has a group studio in Orlando. Cheryl has exhibited in more than 100 group shows and has exhibited locally; in other parts of Florida; Louisana, New York, Georgia, Alabama, and in Milan, Italy. This piece is a small sculpture portrait with a carved wooden palm frond. The base is composed of pebbles and the face is sculpted in ceramic clay and then fired and painted.
Patricia Wheeler - “Impermanence” Mixed Media
Patricia Wheeler is a painter who also works with mixed media, nontraditional books and video projection. Her work is content based and usually contains some form of text. Using an abstract vocabulary she looks for intersections between unrelated elements within a painting. Visit her website.
Penny Jordan - “Bonjour” photography 11” X 14” matted and framed
As an artist /photographer, my inspiration comes from the places traveled, the people who have crossed my path and the presence of my surroundings. Much like the storyteller or poet who expresses his words to expose where he has been, who he is being or who he longs to become; my photographs evoke a like feeling of where I have been, who has touched my life, and those moments that only a photograph can remind me of who I've been, who I'm being, and who I want to be in the world. We are all a reflection of the world. It's up to us to be what we want to see in the world.
Penny Jordan - “Tulips” photography 11” X 14” matted and framed
As an artist /photographer, my inspiration comes from the places traveled, the people who have crossed my path and the presence of my surroundings. Much like the storyteller or poet who expresses his words to expose where he has been, who he is being or who he longs to become; my photographs evoke a like feeling of where I have been, who has touched my life, and those moments that only a photograph can remind me of who I've been, who I'm being, and who I want to be in the world. We are all a reflection of the world. It's up to us to be what we want to see in the world.
Dennis Schmalstig - “Leaning Tree” oil/board, 12” X 12”
Dennis continues to discover new techniques (or at least techniques that are new to him) and new ideas about style as he paints and draws. He is inspired by the open ended search for personal meaning that the practice of art affords.
You can visit his website here.
