My studio is a part of a community studio including my husbands and daughters studios and 7 others. We also have a gallery that is so fun, you enter through a phone booth! The studios and “family” gallery include over 200 pieces of original artwork. As you view my abstract art you will learn that it is not created in Read more...
I have a deep fascination by the part of the psyche that is directed inward, and is in touch with the subconscious, the inner feminine experience. My motivation to paint comes from an expressive, sacred and playful drive. I paint the inner language of light that comes from various forms of meditation. I see the incredible geometric patterns in nature, Read more...
My studio is located in my home in beautiful Boulder County near the small town of Hygiene. My husband and I have chickens, bees, cats and a mini Aussie, Finnegan. I paint in both pastel and oils and my subject matter is varied – landscapes, still life, animals and florals. I enjoy painting plein air as well as working in Read more...
Set in the basement of my home, my studio is a place of great variety. From large scale oil paintings to miniature pet portraits; there’s always something new going on. My art is fun, unique, and purely from my soul. I work with oils, pastels, acrylic, watercolor, ink, and mixed media. My subjects are entirely original, often based on my Read more...
Two photographers, two views of the world Meet Richard and Jill Rumley, both are photographers and yet, their art is completely different. Richard’s photography is highly technical. He uses a Nikon Z6 with an array of high-quality lenses for his shots. His favorite subjects are in nature; wildlife, landscapes, and starry skies. He will spend hours perfecting his shot and Read more...
I love the immersion that comes when I find a scene that fully captures my attention and move from picture taking to photograph making. I have always been drawn to color and shape—and abstract art in general—leading me to seek out patterns in subjects as varied as flowers, bricks, and rusted cars. This makes macro/close-up photography a natural fit. I Read more...
As the designer and creator of Tulku— a mystically inspired jewelry line that I started in 2005 in Kathmandu, Nepal— I draw on my background as a sculptor, painter, meditator, healer and lover of the natural world for my inspiration. Over the past 20 years I have developed a deep relationship with the people of Nepal and travel regularly to Read more...
Tree Sky EcoArt, located in North Boulder Art District, Colorado Founded in 2017 in Boulder, Colorado, Tree Sky EcoArt is an environmentally conscious atelier, offering sustainable furniture, decor, sculptural jewelry, and 3D abstract art, all crafted from reclaimed urban wood. Renata and Vit, an arborist, are on a mission to save urban trees from the landfill and breathe new life Read more...
My studio is my sanctuary , it is my place of escape to world of colors, texture and creations on canvas.In my garden level and spacious studio with it’s bright and natural light, you are face to face with canvases of vivid, strong colors and compositions.I get inspired and excited by the natural world of intoxicating aspens, mountain peaks and Read more...
Christine’s studio is located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, 15 minutes west of downtown Boulder. Light-filled and facing the Continental Divide, Christine is able to enjoy the gorgeous scenery from her studio windows while painting both indoors and outdoors. Read more...
Collage work made with handmade Western or Asian paper and cotton/silk threads for the stitching. Colored applied with pencil or watercolor and print making materials. Read more...
Hello & Welcome! Originally a horse stable in a lovely setting in east Boulder County, Cyndy’s art studio was converted to a living space a few years ago. Today, it is filled with lots of art, energy, and endless possibilities for creating. Please stop by sometime! Read more...
In my kiln glass artworks, I continue to design and shape large glass sculptures that have evocative textures and narratives. I have also, more recently, started to use Pate de Verre techniques, which incorporate crushed glass and powders into a choreographed layering. These techniques have required multiple firings to create textured surfaces and expressive sculptures. The kiln and gravity are Read more...
The universe is a moving, spinning place ….. I have always been drawn to things that conveyed this energy. As a university student focusing on kinetic sculpture, as a filmmaker and now as a painter, this kinetic energy is central to my work. I build up layers of paint, combine metallic elements and play them off against hard edged graphics Read more...
For me, art is about learning. Learning to be quiet and learning to be loud. Learning to explore and to accept, to sit and observe, feel and touch. Art teaches us to look intently and avoid the preconceived. Art is freedom… with realities. Art is life. My still life art has a bit of Renaissance reality. but can slip from Read more...
