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Sunday, April 2, 2017

Moon River by Deb K Simon



Moon River
Deb K Simon
www.debksimon.com

My work strives to convey a sense of spirituality and atmosphere that invites a personal interpretation from the viewer.  I am drawn in by my surroundings, the people around me, the shapes and colors of clouds and sky and the movement of water. As I seek to understand and express what I see and feel with various mediums, most often it is with oil and palette knives.

Exotic,Fascinated by Muchammad Chairul Abidin (Irul)


Muchammad Chairul Abidin ( Irul )
Exotic, Fascinated
https://www.facebook.com/Irul-Art

Saturday, April 1, 2017

Souvenirs by Pedro Zagitt



Souvenirs
Pedro Zagitt
pedrozagitt@msn.com



Artist's Statement

The proposal of the Mexican artist Pedro Zagitt with his postcard "Souvenirs"  is to evoke (with some ironic tone) the memories and the marks of those who have been born outside the borders of this country and that today they are here thanks to that they dared to cross BOUNDARIES.

Ursus Americanus, native to southeastern Pennsylvania by Wendelyn Anderson



Wendelyn Anderson
Ursus Americanus, native to southeastern Pennsylvania
https://www.facebook.com/AnderwoodStudio/

    My current work addresses ideas of environment and whom is encroaching upon whom? As sentient beings, wildlife deserves to be treated with respect, particularly with our current climate challenges.

    I use fabric to realize many of my ideas because of how deeply it speaks to human existence.

Crossing the Aisle (detail) by Eleanore Levie



Crossing the Aisle (detail)
Eleanor Levie
http://www.EleanorLevie.com

Conscience and courage empower the rare senator or congressperson to vote across party lines -- especially now, amidst a circus of extreme polarization. It’s our job as constituents to remind legislators that our democratic values trump…er, supercede partisan loyalty.

Generations by Claudia Wilburn




Generations
Claudia Wilburn


The background is a combinations of images that were from letters sent to my grandmother from family members shortly after WWII.  This image is unique to this postcard and is not from a separate piece. The Moth is hand printed woodblock image and represents the ability to find light in the darkness. 

UNITY by Ona Kalstein


UNITY
Ona Kalstein
IKATFOREVER@yahoo.com 


I am a retired art librarian and published illustrator, DVAA Secretary and Board member. My ink and colored pencil on vellum drawings attempt to capture a subject’s essence in terms of line, color, composition and humor, often using my own calligraphy as an integral design element.