Janie Gildow Bev Lewis Alastair Lockwood Claude Lamotte 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. Books and Videos The Books and Videos section offers many titles for your learning needs available for purchase at North Light Shop. Art Galleries Browse through Lee’s work (Click on the Title or the image to view the Gallery) People: Animals: Landscapes: Seascapes: Floral: Still Life: Les crayons de Mado 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. She observed and noticed how animals walked or flew...and played, and she especially loved watching how changing light made each vista or animal appear dramatically different... She studied graphic design and fiber design in college, eagerly adopting the computer as a new tool when it became available. Drawing and painting to express the world around her, her colored pencil paintings of nature - wildlife, plants, and landscapes - choose themselves as she responds to the way light falls upon the scene or animal.
Donna Lee 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. I mainly draw landscapes, and flowers, but recently have also started to draw animals and birds from my own photographs. Flowers are drawn as "portraits" - I like to have them on my table and draw them before they change! At the moment I mainly use coloured pencils because they are so convenient, and pleasant to use, - though they are time consuming and even an A4 picture may take a few weeks to complete. I did the illustrations for the gardening column of our local newspaper for a few years, and have done the illustrations for a few books I can be contacted at judycrown@fastmail.co.uk
Leslie Hawes 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. 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!) Good information about lizards by Missouri 's Department of Conservation (does not include green anoles): The Lizards of Missouri
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. Lewandowski is a member of the prestigious International Guild of Realism [IGOR], Pencil Art Society of Canada [PAS], Art Renewal Center [ARC Salon], Colored Pencil Society of America [a CPSA Signature Member], United Kingdom Coloured Pencil Society [UKCPS], and Colored Pencil Society of America - Detroit Chapter. E.P. The artist and his wife, Mary, reside in a home/studio they designed along the shoreline of Lake Huron in Northern Michigan.