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Gail Frasier - Web Site

My clay sculptures concern Nature and Change. It is change and growth, the possible effects of these over time, that interests me – pods on the verge of bursting with seeds; shells outgrown by their sea inhabitants; tree bark surviving animals and weather; weather affects on rocks; and, in a broader sense, the breakthrough moments of personal change and growth.

Segal Fine Art - Web Site

Segal Fine Art (www.motorcycleart.com & www.segalfineart.com) is a world renound motorcycle fine art publishing company. Segal Fine Art represents a variety of the world's best motorcycle artists including: David Barnhouse, Manon Elder, Holly Ellsworth, Tom Fritz, Lu Hong, Michael Knepper, Motor Marc Lacouricere, David Mann, Juan Medina, Marco Sassone, and Robert Tate. Please contact Segal Fine Art with any questions. - 1-800-999-1297

Ken Elliott - Web Site

Ken Elliott is a Colorado artist working in a variety of media: oils, pastels, monotypes, monoprints, and collages. His works are in numerous collections in the US and throughout the world. Some of his landscape paintings and pastels are reproduced as dramatic giclee prints, with 13 new images for 2012

Susan Bell - Web Site

Susan Bell has been working as a professional artist since 1997. A Colorado native, and horsewoman, she is best known for her impressionistic western landscapes, wildlife and animal portraits. Her love of nature and painting en plein air allows her to capture the essence of the moment and the unique personality of the subjects. She brings this focus on light and movement into her larger studio work, resulting in paintings that speak to the viewer with lush color, dimension and energy.

Linda Loeschen - Web Site

Linda lives on a small ranch with her husband, Lee, at the base of Mt. Sopris, in Basalt, Colorado. Even though she was trained at Parsons School of Design in New York City, her art journey started here in Colorado. She started by painting Lee's old denim workshirt that was hanging on a fence post, then his cowboys hats, then his boots. On and on until she started heading out to rodeos and cowboy events looking for more material.

Dan Young Studio - Web Site

Young enjoys painting the rural life of the west, the ranches that dot the mountain valleys and river bottoms. He states,“ Though I’m a landscape painter, I like introducing hints of man’s presence in the landscape. Sometimes I feel I’m in a race to paint a disappearing way of life. It’s hard to watch so many of the family farms and ranches being swallowed up by development.”

Albert Barcilon - Web Site

Taking art classes in Paris and London, Albert Barcilon began his art career in 1950s. He continued to paint while at Harvard University, where he earned a PhD in Applied Physics. Once teaching as a science professor at Florida State University, Albert Barcilon honed his painting and drawing skills by taking art classes taught by Florida State University staff and other leading American watercolorists and oil painters.