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Heidi Reaves

526 N. Hopi Trail
Dewey, AZ 86327
928-772-7629
I work primarily in watercolors, but consider myself a multi-media artist. I work mainly in the fantasy/surrealism/abstract genre.
I currently belong to RESS Realistic Equine Sculpture Society

I started out using primarily pencils, then colored pencils, then moved to watercolors. Most of my work people would call abstract. I call it surreal, because it deals with symbolism and represents things in nature, and the universe. I believe anything is possible and I represent this thinking in my artwork. I now work in many different media, I like to draw animals and people, landscapes and still-life, whatever I can to become the best artist I can be.

Stew Schrauger
Natural Visions Photography

7717 E. Broken Wagon Way
Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
928-772-1094
nature, wildlife, & landscape photography

Judith Martin and John Martin
Leo Associates

17955 E Native Dancer
Dewey, AZ 863327
928-999-8765

Type of Art: Illustration in a variety of media

Judith - Graphic Design professional since 1978. Specializing in all
phases of advertising and graphics. Computer generated graphics and
animation. Part time teaching at the college level in same.
Currently semi-retired, preferring to do illustration of natural
subjects and specializing in portraits of people and pets. Also
produce some dog related crafts for pet owners.

John - 30 years teaching commercial art and computer graphics at the
college level. Architectural design and illustration, and automotive
design and illustration.

Fred Wilson 3
Fred Wilson 3 Artist

5301 N. Hondo Dr.
Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
928/759/9296

I am retired but do sell a lot of my paintings world wide.
Before I had a stroke 5 years ago I had a small gallery in the
St. Michaels hotel, and did show at Prescott Images on Cortez
I paint miniature oil paintings of the Rim Country and European Landscapes.
Sizes of my paintings
2.5"x2.5"
3"x5"
5"x7"
8"x10"
My art is in private collections in Europe, Japan, Israel and the United States

Joey Reyes
180 Designs

8173 Dust Devil Dr. P.V.
(928)533-5977
Airbrusher

Steve Parker
Caricatures +

7492 N. Summit View Drive Prescott Valley AZ 86314
759-2111 Home 710-8453 Cell
Cartoon and Caricature Art

Affiliated Art Organizations: FoTA (Friends of The Arts)
Steve has been a cartoonist and quick draw caricature artist for 35 years. As a cartoonist, he does programs for schools and libraries and has instructed over 60,000 children. As a quick draw caricaturist, he is available for parties and social events and also does full color caricatures for unique gifts and awards.

Sheila Savannah
1955 Pine Tree Drive
Prescott AZ 86303
928 443-7733

Beryl Sharp
Beryl Sharp, Wood Lathe Artisan

P.O Box 27458
Prescott Valley AZ 86312-7458
759-3812 Home 533-1150 (Cell)
Wood Lathe Turned Bowls, Vessels

I'am a newcomer to the public art world. Currently I have my work displayed in several galleries in Prescott and plan to place several pieces in Scottsdale/Carefree this fall. Designing segmented pieces of wood within my turnings allows me to create a unique work of art that captures the beauty of a variety of woods. The pieces truly represent the challenge of appreciating the beauty of nature in woods.

3275 N. Mountain View Drive
Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
772-4344 Home
713-3818 Cell
Custom Made Picture Frames, Matting and Custom Made Book Cases and other wood items.

Rollie and Rulinda Topping
Homestead Arts and Crafts

Volante Academy of the Arts

Janice Luke, Executive Director

Patricia J. Merchant, Assistant Director

This non-profit organization is committed to providing quality training in the fine arts for children, youth, and adults in Yavapai County. Volante Academy has qualified teachers who are dedicated to offering the best instruction possible in their field of expertise. The Academy is committed to high moral standards in all areas of the arts. Community performances, displays, and recitals are scheduled on a regular basis.

P.O. Box 25518
Prescott Valley, Az. 86314

Volante Academy is a member of the Prescott area Arts & Humanities Council, the PrescottValley Chamber of Commerce, the Agua Fria Chamber of Commerce in Dewey/Humbolt, and Friends of The Arts.

Pamela D. Henry-Walker

Artist/ Entrepreneur

Acrylic paintings on canvas and plexiglass

Screen Actors Guild, Actors Equity, American Federation of Television and Radio Artists

After receiving a BFA at UWG, Pamela spent twelve years in New York living out her dream acting and performing in Film, Television, and Theatre. Her paintings have been seen nationally and internationally. Starting Henwak Gallery in 2000, gave her a platform to promote other artists as well as her own art. Henwakgallery.com is still in development, and will be another wonderful place for unknown artist to show their work. Pamela's Raw Organic Candy is a business she developed, and Quantum-Touch is energy healing that realign bones, relieves pain and stress, and so much more. " Art is healing."

Christina Robertson
Robertson Piano Studio
4785 W. Road 2 South Prescott, AZ 86305
928-778-6382

Classical piano soloist and accompanist
As a piano soloist and accompanist throughout Arizona/Colorado/New Mexico, I welcome the opportunity to share classical music with others. Please email me directly for promotional materials, fee schedules, etc. Thank you.

Name: Carolyn Rodriguez
Business Name: Rural Insights
Address: 11578 Horseshoe Lane
Phone: 480-818-3421

Type of Art or Art Service: Watercolor and Acrylic paintings, giclee and transfer prints
Art organization you are affiliated with: NAWS
Carolyn was born and raised on a farm in Iowa. It was obvious from an early age that this budding artist was blessed from above with artistic talent. As a little girl she could seldom be found without pencil in her hand and her early subjects naturally were farm animals, barns, and country side. Her landscapes included fence posts, corn fields , and meadows covered with tall grass and colorful weeds. This early work started with pencil but evolved to pen and ink. Her work was rendered on scraps of paper and the backs of used envelopes.
By the time she was thirteen, Carolyn’s oil paintings were hanging not only in her own home but in the homes of relatives, church friends, and school classrooms. Her seventh grade school teacher Mr. Lorenz was so confident that Carolyn could become a prominent artist, he encouraged her to pursue a career in art and take all the art classes she could. Carolyn did. All through high school and college she took art classes that included contour drawing, perspective, oil painting, portraits, charcoal, and live models. She took every art class she could find.
She was well on her way to realizing her dream of becoming a professional artist. She was busy doing contract work mostly in animal portraiture. Then like so many beautiful ladies, she met a man and fell in love. Not long after she was married, raising two children, and raising and training several horses in Colorado. When her husband started his own business the demands of family life and helping him in the business required Carolyn to put her art career on hold.
Carolyn is back now in full force and has picked up where she left off. She is pursuing full time what she has always loved to do, and that is paint. Her return to her first love at a more mature time of her life has given her art a depth and feeling that she has always desired. Her feeling for open spaces, beautiful panoramas, and magnificent animals has inspired her to call her business “Rural Insights”. In addition to pen and ink and oil, she has found that transparent water color is also a wonderful medium for her. It’s soft translucent qualities allow skin tones, changing skies, and red rocks to be expressed in a unique way. She has shown her work in galleries in Sedona, Arizona and has won awards at shows all around the state. We are excited about not only her existing work but also look forward to the future creations we will see from Carolyn. I am sure you will agree.

be it pencil, paint, charcoal, clay, chalk, whatever. It's a gift from above, and I want to share it with others. I have been concentrating on horse portraits exclusively. I admire them so, their striegh and magnificence of form fascinates and pleases me. They are always ready to model for me, as I work around them all day long. Perhaps one of my horse images recalls one from your past."

"I have always been able to create art,

Chris is a member of FoTA

With my nature and landscape subjects, recording that inherent beauty on film or digital capture is also something that can be treasured, now and in the future.

The common thread that drives my passion for photographing the land and its wildlife is the scientific reality that someday, in the not too distant future, these things of natural beauty may not be here to behold and enjoy. If my images of the natural world can help to slow down the fast-paced destruction of global habitat,

then my work has greater meaning.

The biggest challenge and reward I get from photographing wildlife is during the actual process of capturing (on the camera's canvas(,) an animal, in it's environment, and getting close enough to watch and enjoy it, but without disturbing it

Danielle Wanner

928-308-3642
2060 N. Resting Place,
Chino Valley, AZ 86323
928-308-3642

I do pottery and acrylics, and teach lessons w/ watercolor, raku pottery,
and various multimedia projects w/in the quad-city area.

Danielle Wanner was born in Reading, PA, only child of Barry and Deborah. At age five, she moved to Phoenix, and did a great deal of traveling between the East and West. After studying art at NAU in Flagstaff, and finally graduating with a bachelor’s in Art Education from Kutztown University in PA, Danielle bought her first kiln and pottery wheel. While living in Jim Thorpe, PA, she taught private and group art lessons and sold art at local festivals. She also studied at Marywood University in Scranton, PA to learn art therapy, while at the same time holding a full-time job as a crisis counselor at a children’s psychiatric hospital. In addition to the joy of bring art to all shapes and ages of people, Danielle’s successes are increasing daily. She had sold several watercolors on both sides of the United States, and sells acrylic paintings at local golf courses and restaurants. Her greatest love is of pottery, since she has studied with Jim Chaney of Kutztown, PA. Now after 13 years of research and experimentation, Danielle had found her location and medium in which to shine, never too far away from her love of humanity. She is the original poster child for “creative social butterfly”.

High Desert
Artist’s Guild.
PV Parks and Rec
Mountain Artist’s Guild
FoTA

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Robert Pote

1800 Hereford Dr Mt Vernon, IN 47620
812 838 5196

Watercolor and acrylic....landscapes,seascapes and still life
Hoosier Salon Patrons Assoc Arts Council of SW Indiana Watercolor Society of IN

I have over 50 years experience in oil,acrylic and watercolor mediums. I began painting in the North Shore areas of Massachusetts. For the past 30 years I have lived and painted in the Midwest. My painting style is impressionistic with an emphasis on contrasting color values,diffused colors and design composition.