Tanja Gant. Lori Garner. Irina Garmashova. Jeff George. Janie Gildow. Lynn Gillespie. Barbara Gleason. Born in New Jersey, Barbara Cooper Gleason has always been fascinated by the natural world - its birds, animals, and plants...as well as its beauty and how its denizens and organisms interconnect.
She has loved to draw since she was a small child - growing up at a time when a child could freely wander through countryside and neighboring woods. Marcia Godbout. Barbara Goodsitt. Jeanne Grant. Don Griffiths. Karina Griffiths. Gemma Gylling. Craig Hamilton. Daniel Hanequand. Ken Hank. Lee Hammond. Blog | Gallery | Classes & Workshops | About Lee Browse through Lee’s Art Galleries to see her originals and giclée prints.
The Books and Videos section offers many titles for your learning needs and are available for purchase at North Light Shop. Robynne Hardison. Todd Hatchett. Bonnie Haversat. Leslie Hawes. Judith Heilbronn-Crown. I have been drawing and painting since I was child.
I did Art to A-level at school, but have had no formal art education after that so am mostly self-taught. Shirley Henderson. Sylvester Hickmon. Jenny Hill. André HOBLINGRE. Julie Hockin. Next Artist | Index For many years watercolour and miniature painting were my main occupation, but for sheer enjoyment and relaxation I always return to pencil drawing.
As a child I lusted after beautiful Lakeland Pencils rather than the wartime economy school pencils. Many years later, earning my living by painting wildlife, flowers and cats, I bought a box of over 100 colour pencils and became totally fascinated developing my own technique. Stroking the paper with pencil is much like painting miniatures only on a grander scale.
Peter Höhsl. Deborah Holman. Denise J Howard. Diana Hudson. Beau Hufford. Karen Hull. Karen Hull - Official Website. Priscilla Humay. Tommy Hunt. ISA's ART. Nicole Jahan. Hilary James. Justin M. Jenkins. Gerry Jenkison. Karen Jones. Nancy Jones. Kazekeshiki. Kim Kincaid. KJF DESIGN. Richard Klekociuk. Next Artist | Index Australian artist, Richard Klekociuk, has been exhibiting his artwork since 1976 and has won numerous awards for his coloured pencil drawings, often in open company.
He has been a finalist twice in the Glover Art Prize (2009, 2014), Australia's richest annual landscape award. Richard retired from full time art teaching in 2005 to pursue a career in art practice, specializing in coloured pencil work. Cynthia Knox. Gill Knox. Sweet Summer - The latest coloured pencil painting, Prismacolor on Stonehenge Paper 8 x 10 inches.
Everyone loves the Bumble bee! :) Dahlia Impact, Prismacolor on Stonehenge Paper. 8x10 inches, framed. One viewer even knows the name of this flower. Bar Tailed Godwit 17.5 x 13 cm, 7x5 inches. Waterlily with damsel-fly 17.5 x 13 cm, 7x5 inches. Bird Of Paradise Pair 17.5 x 13 cm, 7x5 inches. Soft Pink Frangipanis 17.5 x 13 cm, 7x5 inches. Linda Koffenberger. Ann Kullberg. Ann Kullberg. Next Artist | Index Ann Kullberg began using colored pencils in 1987 and hasn’t looked back since.
Her sheer love of the medium has led her to write numerous instruction books, found the first monthly colored pencil magazine, create instructional materials and hold hundreds of colored pencil portrait workshops throughout the US, Canada, Japan, Australia, the UK, and on over two dozen cruises. Ann lives in Seattle where she’s learned to tolerate the gray skies thanks to all the colorful art in her life. It also helps that her perfect little grand-daughter brightens her life each day! Ann is the author of the following North Light books: Colored Pencil Portraits Step by Step Capturing Soft Realism in Colored Pencil Colored Pencil Secrets to Success Website December 2015. Doretta's Lair. Claude Lamotte.
Jesse Lane. UKCPS - Mark Langley. Next Artist | Index Mark grew up near Derby, and apart from going to study design and work formatively in Sheffield until 1999, he has stayed around the inspiring landscape of the Peak District, now living in Belper.
The rural settings are a tonic and these are reflected in his work. His rustic themed pictures were not conscious when he started out on animal portraiture. His first animal studies were commissioned. Mark’s background has shaped his approach. Animal Art by LAW. Vickie Lawrence. Donna Lee. Erwin P Lewandowski. American artist E.
P. Lewandowski, CPSA, specializes in colored pencil paintings of North American subjects and settings. Recognized as a contemporary realist/hyperrealist artist, his signature approach to nature, landscapes, and waterscapes is unique in style, meticulously rendered in detail, and visually appealing in form, content, and composition. His award-winning waterscape images depicting slow moving streams, currents, quiet river pool, bubbling brooks, cascading waterfalls, and shoreline settings perfectly illustrate his ability to create the illusion of a speck in time, measure of space, and fluid movement with a subject that is in constant change and motion. Erwin P Lewandowski. Bev Lewis. Bev Lewis. Bev Lewis. Carrie L Lewis. Cristina Iotti. Amy Lindenberger. Belinda Lindhardt - Alastair Lockwood. Sharon Lomas. Julie Longdon. Julie Longdon. Next Artist | Index I am a professional wildlife and pet portrait artist living in Fareham in Hampshire.
I have been painting since an early age but it is only recently that I have decided to follow my dreams and paint full-time. I paint in several mediums including coloured pencil and am a tutor and demonstrator for local art societies. My achievements include awards from Wildscape Magazine’s Artist of the Year in 2006, 2008 and 2009, Best Non-British Species and Best in Show at Marwell International Wildlife Art Society’s 2009 Exhibition. I also have attained a Pet Portrait Diploma with Distinction & Honours from the London Art College. Linda Lucas. Jessica MacKenzie. Morryce James Maddam. Next Artist | Index I was born in 1953, and is a self taught artist, studying at School and College at GCE and A level.
Left college to start work as a trainee draughtsman in a leading construction company, specialising in ground work and the contours of the land. My career after getting married and starting a family, took a rather big U-turn into the building industry to provide for my new family. Les crayons de Mado. Peggy Magovern. Teresa Mallen Studio. Teresa Mallen. Carol E Maltby. L'atelier de Manon. Paco Martín. Jacqui Mason. Gina Mikel. Green Anole (Carolina anole, Anolis carolinensis), colored pencil About the illustration: Commissioned by: California Science Center Foundation About the Green Anole: The green anole is sometimes called a "chameleon" because it will change color (green to brown) to match what it is sitting on. It is not a chameleon, however. It's much smaller. This is a common lizard found in southeastern U.S. Taxonomy: Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata (having a spinal chord) Class: Reptila (reptiles) Order: Squamata (scaled reptiles) Suborder: Polychrotidae (family of lizards known as anoles) Genus: Anolis Species: A. carolinensis More information about green anoles: Wikipedia, The Carolina anole Wildherps.com (great photos!)
Melissa Miller Nece. Cirocco Moody. Carol Moores. Judy Moritz. To view an enlarged version of each picture with captions that includes the title, medium, size and price just click or tap on each picture. In addition the pictures can be seen sequentially by scrolling sideways or clicking on the next or previous tabs in the upper corners of each picture. Judy Morris. Liedia van de Mortel. Natalie Murphy. Buses.....trucks.....cars, now why would anyone want to draw those? Because I find it difficult to draw nature. Barbara Murray.