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| Online Gallery |
| Sue Hinkebein teaches adult education and children's watercolor classes, is a free-lance illustrator and is currently the Director of Education of the Kentucky Watercolor Society. She enjoys painting " people pictures", "florals and fun", sometimes surreal images and encourages others to paint their passion. She exhibits regionally and nationally and has won numerous awards. suehinkebein@hotmail.com |
| KWS and Worldscape. He teaches watercolor classes at an Al Smith Fellowship grant in recognition of artistic excellence for professional arts in Kentucky, through the Kentucky Arts Council, supported by state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Chapman Princess Street Gallery, Harbour Island, Bahamas. contact Ruth Fitzpatrick at 502.561.1236 for further details. Website:Artscape. Email: Fitzpatrick |
| After retiring from teaching, Jean Jansen pursued her dream of painting watercolors.She was always been fascinated with the unpredictable flow and brilliance of watercolors. Usually she paints florals or animals. She has studied with local and national watercolor artist while creating her own unique style. Contact her at 1242 Hogarth Dr. Louisville, Ky. 40222, Phone: (502) 339-9584, Email: Jean Jansen, Web: Water Colors By Jean Jansen |
| After earning her BFA, Pat Ritter has participated in single and group shows locally and nationally. Her latest one woman show was at Artemisia Restaurant in October, 2005. She is a signature member of is also a member of the Louisville Artisans Guild, the Southern Watercolor Society, and the American Watercolor Society. She feels making art is a privilege and relishes the versatile quality of watercolor. The painting title is “Hollyhocks, too”, She can be reached by phone 502 458 2881, and email: Pat Ritter. |
| George Gow has enjoyed painting for over 40 years, working with oil, gouache, acrylic, and transparent watercolor. He paints outdoors (plein-air), or from memory, but seldom from photographs. been juried into national exhibitions. He is an exhibiting member of the Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen, and is a signature member of the Kentucky Watercolor society. His paintings can be seen at the Kentucky Artisan Center in Berea, Kentucky. He can be reached at 859-624-1753. |
| Luci Mistratov While Luci was first trained at Kalingrad University as a researcher she always continued painting. Later she studied art at Kalingrad, taught computer art and watercolor, and got a Ph.D in Art Education. Since then she has been a free lance artist. She came to this country to be an artist in residence at Bernheim and now teaches at the University of Louisville. She also is the Director of the KWS Mellwood Gallery and teaches painting classes there. Email: Luci Mistratov, Web: mycolorworld.net |
| Ann Lawson Adamek creates watercolor paintings and sterling silver jewelry with resin. As a result of having three of her paintings accepted in Aqueous, a national juried exhibition sponsored by the Kentucky Watercolor Society, Ann has achieved the status of Signature Member of KWS. She is an Exhibiting Member of the Ky. Guild of Artists and Craftsmen. Her paintings and jewelry can be viewed and purchased through her website, Ann Adamek at kentuckyartists.com." |
CCopyright Kentucky Watercolor Society 2012. All rights reserved. No copy may be made of any picture or artwork without the consent of the artist. For website questions, contact the Webmaster, Connie Kuhn. |
| Connie Kuhn is a self taught artist who loves to paint people and animals. She has won prizes and been in many shows and exhibitions. Having taken numerous courses in US and abroad. Painting faces and figures is her main interest. Teaching art has always been a priority also although she started off teaching history. If you see someone scanning the horizon looking for interesting subjects it's probably Connie. Email Connie at: Kuhnish@aol.com |
| Judy Mudd While Judy Mudd is primarily a children's portrait artist, she frequently finds herself painting commissioned home, landscape and still life paintings. Self-taught, Judy comes from a family of artists and has studied with numerous master artists in the United States. Award-winning, her work has been purchased by clients in the United States, Canada, and Europe. To learn more about Judy's art, please visit her website at: JudyMudd.com. Follow her work and sign up for her newsletter on Facebook, or Email her: info@JudyMudd.com |
| Shirley Klein Kleppe By emphasizing strong and unique ideas, my art reflects a passionate, intuitive view of life. Art which has a universal quality, which could be found in any age or culture. Contact Shirley at: info@outrageousred.com, Facebook FanPage: Outrageous Red; Twitter; LinkedIn; Flickr; www.outrageousred.com. |