The Western Federation of Watercolor Societies (WFWS) was formed in 1976 by the New Mexico Watercolor Society and included nine other watercolor societies. The purpose was to make a large and prestigious watercolor exhibition available at low cost to members for small and often isolated watercolor groups.

Today, the WFWS includes over 5,000 artists in ten regional watercolor societies and guilds. The WFWS encourages and recognizes artistic excellence and works to increase visibility of watercolor as an artistic medium through our annual juried exhibitions. The exhibitions are sponsored by WFWS and hosted by a regional member society. Each society hosts the show on a rotating basis.

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If you are interested in purchasing any of the artworks in this exhibition, visit the exhibition's web gallery on ArtCall.

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Societies Key
AWA:  Arizona Watercolor Association     CWS:  Colorado Watercolor Society     IWS:  Idaho Watercolor Society
NMWS:  New Mexico Watercolor Society     SAWG:  Southern Arizona Watercolor Guild     SDWS:  San Diego Watercolor Society
SWS:  Southwestern Watercolor Society     UWS:  Utah Watercolor Society     WSO:  Watercolor Society of Oregon     WTWS:  West Texas Watercolor Society

Abrupt Interruption by Patricia Abraham

SDWS - "The year 2020, came to a staggering halt when the Coronavirus hit the world. This painting depicts hope as we pass through the horror and come out on the other side - soon."

20" x 13"
For sale:  $1,200

Savoir-Faire/Sennelier Award:  Morning Bug by Geoffrey Allen

SDWS

10" x 14"
For sale:  $520

Elevated Recognition - Blick Award:  Free of Gravity by Deena Altman

SDWS - "An almost human figure floating somewhere unknown open to the viewers interpretation. Using layers of acrylic and watercolor to create an atmosphere of surrounding dreamy space."

30" x 22"
For sale:  $15,000

Whidbey Artisan by David Amsellem

AWA - "Visiting Whidbey Island a few summers ago, it was a beautiful time on the Island with a gathering of artists of all kinds and musicians. i was able to observe an artisan working his craft of glass blowing. He had a very busy board with so many varying sizes of paper post-its, tubes, poles, buckets, towels and tools throughout. It was quite the commotion all around him, however, he was very focused on his task and it was interesting to watch. I tried to depict the artisan with the appropriate light and commotion all around him while he was practicing his craft."

14" x 19"
For sale:  $1,900

Executive Lunch by Craig Anderson

SDWS

22" x 15" x 1"
For sale:  $1,425

Alone by Nancy Anderson

SDWS - "This is a painting of a woman before her time. An independent woman who finds herself alone and ponders how her life has gone. I have used muted colors and abstracted forms to highlight the emotion on the woman's face."

22" x 15"
For sale:  $1,200

Conquest of the Wind by Ruth Andrews-Vreeland

NMWS - "I really do love the Fall so much, when leaves turn such beautiful colors. But my joy is tinged with sadness when they fall from the trees, and wither on the ground ... turning into parchment-paper-thin skeletons which crumble into dust. Truly, conquests of the wind, and victims of Summer's death. This "portrait" of dying leaves is representative of all those feelings for me."

11" x 15"
For sale:  $750

Mind's Harbor by Jennifer Armitage

WSO - "An abstract harbor taking memories from various fishing and yacht boathouses and moorings."

15" x 19"
For sale:  $900

Conservatory of Flowers by Drew Bandish

SDWS - "Painted en plein air in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. The elegant Conservatory of Flowers is the oldest structure in that park."

11" x 15"
For sale:  $594

Ripe by Jane Banzhaf

CWS - "Last August while visiting my daughter in Montrose, on the West Slope of Colorado, I luxuriated during the warm afternoons underneath a fragrant pear tree, peering up through branches loaded with rich, ripe pears. The heavenly greens and golds and warm browns filled my vision, maturing within me after I returned home until the sheer physicality of ripe pears flowed form my brush onto paper."

9.65" x 13.5"
For sale:  $450

Iditarod Winners by Beverly Berwick

SDWS - "After an arduous race through the Alaskan snow and ice for over 1,000 miles, this team relishes its win."

15" x 30" x 1"
For sale:  $2,150

Barn Dance by Judi Betts

SWS

30" x 22"
For sale:  $2,500

UWS Signature Members Award of Merit:  West Texas Rose by Scott Bodell

SWS - "'The Yellow Rose of Texas' is a familiar folksong about a certain young woman's role in Texas history. In west Texas, locals use that same name to describe the yellow cactus flower. This painting was inspired by this delicate flower, which radiates light and color in a sometimes harsh landscape."

9" x 13"
For sale:  $650

UWS Members Award of Merit:  Good as it Gets by Jay Breese

CWS - "Coming up around the bend toward another high mountain lake in the Colorado Rockies!"

14" x 21"
For sale:  $1,500

Portrait Park by Joy Brinkley-Hill

NMWS - "Yellow duck on a park bench"

14" x 21"
For sale: $1,400

Historical Society by Brienne Brown

UWS - "Historical Society building in Fort Wayne, IN."

20" x 18"
For sale: $2,500

Paris: Pont Alexandre III by Allan Butt

SDWS

22" x 26"
For sale:​ $1,500

Three's Company by Nel Dorn Byrd

SWS

22" x 30"
For sale: ​$3,000

Pueblo 12 by Dave Cook

NMWS

14" x 21"
For sale: ​$500

Annie by John Cormier

​NMWS - "Annie is a watercolor painting of a young ballerina...focused on her distant future, Limited pallet"

14" x 10"
For sale:​ $600

Salt Creek, Death Valley by Cathy Cramer

WSO - "That evening in December, Salt Creek in Death Valley was alive with light. The colors changed quickly as the light skipped across the intricate shapes that stretched out before me."

10.75" x 13.5"
For sale: ​$500

Artists' Choice Award - Holbein:  Antiquing by Bill Dale

SWS - "Interior scene of a dusty Rome antique store."

20" x 17"
For sale: ​$1,300

Abiquiu, NM by Antonio Darden

NMWS - " This piece was created with bits and pieces when viewed up close. Step back and the piece comes to life. I wanted to focus on capturing the shapes not the detail."

11" x 22"
For sale: $1,100

Spring Gulch by Larry Day

​CWS - "Winter watercolor in Colorado"

10" x 14"
For sale: ​$900

Lisa's Eggs by Candice Diaz

AWA - "Due to the quarantine, my sister-in-law decided it was time to raise chickens. Her four hens are extremely productive with a variety of gorgeous eggs. When I was given some, my first thought was that they needed to be painted first - then eaten."

22" x 15"
For sale: ​$700

Zion National Park Juror's Award:  Shades of Evening by Roberta Dyer

SDWS - "This mixed media piece with acrylic, charcoal and crayon. My work often depicts women showing strength in the face of adversity, and this is one of those pieces. As well, I love color and line and use expressively and intuitively. Roberta's art is best described as expressive, whether figurative or abstract. She uses a combination of bold color and mixed media techniques to present her subjects in unusual ways."

30" x 22"
For sale: ​$1,155

Arches National Park Juror's Award:  Elect Judge Ortega by Charles Edmondson

​NMWS

13" x 20"
For sale: ​$950

Winter Journey by Thomas Fennell

IWS - "This is an irrigation canal in Meridian, ID."

19" x 13"
For sale: ​$500

Elevated Recognition - Blick Award:  Orange Bags by Eric Fisher

​CWS

17" x 14"
For sale: ​$650

Horseshoe Bend by Jane Fritz

NMWS - "At Horseshoe Bend, the dark, cool shades of the meandering Colorado River incised deeply into the plateau make a stunning contrast against the warm tones of the hot desert. The first time I saw a photo of Horseshoe Bend, I knew I had to find it and paint the scene."

14.5" x 20.5"
For sale: $800

Elevated Recognition - Blick Award:  GTO Waiter by Frank Fuchs

​NMWS

17" x 11"
For sale: $300

Devil's Castle is Open by Ann Galt

UWS - "When Devil's Castle opens the lines form and the skiing is incredible. You are up high and the expanse of terrain is amazing. Surrounded by mountain walls and jagged ridges, Devil's Castle looms, excites and invites!"

18" x 24"
For sale: ​$800

The Government by Helen Garcia

​SDWS - "The images in this painting tell a story of USA government officials during 2019. In order to work through my feelings about politics during these troubled times I have created paintings and sculptures to satisfy my need to express my thoughts and to relieve stress. These figures were in a window sill in San Miguel de Allende in an artist's studio. They represent various political members of the White House."

18" x 17"
For sale: ​$900

What Lies Ahead by Antoaneta Georgieva

SDWS

24" x 18"
For sale: ​$1,250

Best of Show:  Morning on Coronado by Richard Glassman

​SDWS

18" x 24"
For sale: $1,200 

Off Shore, Point Fermin by Linda Gunn

SDWS - "This painting was referenced from several personal photos taken while on a boat. The Point Fermin lighthouse sits on the top of the bluff above Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro, CA. My childhood haunt on the beach and above on the bluff is the location of my demonstration for a Colour In Your Life video. I emphasized the heavy surf and placement of the Seagulls to add action as well as drama."

15" x 22"
For sale: $1,200

Tibetan Woman Series - Everyday Buddhist by Yidan Guo

​IWS - "Everyday Buddhist is from my Tibetan Woman series. In this series I depicted four Tibetan mother's images, who were of different ages. I met these women during journeys that I made to Tibet in the past years. Tibetan people have a unique religious culture, live an authentic and simple lifestyle. They are strong, resilient, and peaceful. I had always loved the Tibetan people, their unique Buddhist culture, and the magnificent scenery of Tibet. In this series, all the women were represented in their daily life. They are wearing distinguishable folk clothing and in settings with Tibetan Buddhist motifs in their background. I stayed at this old mother's house for a week during one trip in Tibet. She was in her 80's and still participated daily labor. When she took breaks, she kept practicing daily buddhist meditation. She passed away a few years after my visit. her soul is in peace forever."

24" x 18"
For sale: $1,460

Beside the Creek by Pamela Hake

CWS - "As I paint in my studio, I watch the trees stand guard over the creek throughout each season. The trees that this painting was based on have now broken and fallen during a bad windstorm."

29" x 21"
For sale: $1,200

Northern Boundary Waters by Randy Hale

​CWS - "The softened wet-in-wet work of sky and background foliage as well as vertical reflections within the water direct the viewer to these lake travelers emerging from rising mist so common in the northern lake country. A warm fall palette provides a rich yet softened backdrop, setting the stage for the painting's focal point highlighted within the cooler reflections drawing one's eye to our adventurers."

12" x 22"
For sale: $1,000

Zion's Path by Jeanne Hansen

​UWS - "The stunning sandstone rock formations of Southern Utah were sculpted by the powerful rainsotrms on which they depend."

28.5" x 16"
For sale: $1,100

Colorful Rainy Day by Melanie Harman

​AWA - "I love color, and I had so much fun with this one! Undiluted paint was applied using a credit card onto very wet watercolor paper."

10" x 13"
For sale: $300

Shimá Sání by Nathan Harrison

UWS - "Shimá Sání: Navajo for my maternal grandmother. This can also mean 'my mother's mother's sister' and 'my mother's father's sister' (great aunts). It can also mean older female clan relatives."

17" x 23"
For sale: $1,000

Cool Frog by Elaine Harvey

SDWS - "A little tree from in a cool spot in a palm canyon near San Diego"

29" x 21"
For sale: $1,200

The Coffee House by Helen Hayes

SDWS - "Overwhelming technology and lack of face to face communication inspired this work."

20" x 26"
For sale: $1,500

Comanche Moon Rising by Stephen Henry

​UWS - "Another of my series exploring diurnal to nocturnal images, Comanche Moon Rising is my interpretation of the lunar "moonrise" crossing the caprock canyons of West Texas."

22" x 30"
For sale: $2,640

This Old Truck by Maureen Henson-Brunke

SAWG 

21.5" x 15"
For sale: $296.50

Santa Fe by Lori Hess

​NMWS - "Visual expression is one of my life's greatest joys. Learning that the journey is the best part has taken many years. I enjoy painting the face and figure. This gentleman at a Santa Fe market caught my eye and I was able to capture his profile half in shadow. The bright sunlight along with the colors of the southwest in my limited palette helped to convey his spirit and the spirit of this town."

12" x 12"
For sale: $1,275

Blue Lizard by Susan Hewitt

​SDWS - "This blue lizard in all its glory lives in the Colorado Springs Zoo."

12" x 29"
For sale: $1,075

Guardians of the Light by Wanda Honeycutt

​SDWS - "Mixed media:  watercolor, acrylic, collage on Arches paper. Guardians of the Light can, and does, have many meanings. The "Light" represents all things good in the Universe. LOVE, in particular."

25" x 19"
For sale: $2,200

Eyes on You by Kim Johnson

AWA - "I love to capture life, to use color to express the joy of living combined with the pleasure I get from the medium. As life brings new experiences to me as a person, there's an exponential increase in confidence to my expression of life through color. I particularly enjoy the challenge of carefully working out a composition without losing spontaneity. Most of my paints are Daniel Smith, but I also have some Winsor and Newton, and Holbein on my pallet. My preference is 300-pound hot press Fabriano Artistico paper."

22" x 15"
For sale: $3,500

Up Against the Cold by Susan Keith

​SDWS 

10" x 14"
For sale: $300

Golden Brunello Award:  Sugarloaf at Alta by Barbara Kidd

UWS - "In keeping with the theme, Art Elevated, Sugarloaf at Alta represents one of the nation's favorite ski resorts. Up Little Cottonwood Canyon, the Alta ski resort is loved by locals and out-of-towners alike. It's a no-thrills resort with some of the best skiing around. On a powder day, you'll find many locals calling in sick and flocking to the resort for a mental health day!"

13" x 16"
For sale: $650

Scrap of Blue by Angela Kotter

​UWS 

12" x 12"
For sale: $225

The Irish Man by Theresa Kubert

​SDWS - "A humble hardworking farmer with a true sense of dignity and calm. The jacket and shirt always buttoned up, the handkerchief in the pocket and the cap on, the way it should be!"

20" x 15"
For sale: $1,000

Beehive State Award of Excellence:  Windowpane No. 46 by Stanley Kurth

AWA - "Intuitive painting is the act of making marks and spreading pigment on a surface until it conveys a personal aesthetic. There is no predetermined finish or elaborate planning. My paintings are expressions of my life experience, everything which has touched and moved me along a path to the latest work. If the work fails to speak visually, no amount of esoteric rhetoric here will change it. Painting is a discipline which requires practice, passion, devotion, focus and a steadfast spirit of pursuing something which will never be attained."

14" x 14"
For sale: $1,200

Sun Worshipper by Terrie Langham

​CWS - "This piece shows an iguana climbing a statue for the purpose of getting closer to the sun. I observed this iguana on a trip to Mexico."

21" x 18"
For sale: $750

Capitol Reef National Park Juror's Award:  Morning Conversation by Kathleen Lanzoni

​CWS - "The soft morning light shining on my friend created such a warm environment as we discussed life and the world issues."

18" x 14"
For sale: $1,995

Cache Valley Chapter Award of Merit:  Once Proud by Sam Livingston

​WSO - "Celebrating the spirit of a grand old building now forgotten by Once Proud."

13.75" x 21"
For sale: $2,000

Dancing in the Wind by Dyanne Locati

AWA - "Fluid acrylic and white gesso on watercolor paper were used to create this landscape. I allow my imagination to develop with each step along the process."

30" x 22"
For sale: $1,200

New Barn by Zheng Lu

​SWS - "This is a plein air study at a newly constructed barn in North Texas. I was fascinated with its charm and the sunlight quality. This painting was trying to capture the dramatic cast shadow, work with the composition, and create the illusion of space and depth."

12" x 16"
For sale: $550

Dragon Fire by Robin Lee Makowski

NMWS - "Dragon Fire is part of a series of still life paintings featuring tropical and unusual fruit. Inspired by the ornate, interesting shapes and vivid colors, I arrange my set-ups in natural light to take advantage of the glow-through and dramatic shadows from backlighting. The drawing is composed to incorporate the surrounding border as part of the image and break the subjects and shadows out into it. The best part is setting it up, painting it, eating it, then writing it off as art supplies! Just kidding IRS..."

15" x 20"
For sale: $1,200

Savoir-Faire/Fabriano Artistico Award:  Young Dancer by Carol McSweeney

AWA - "This piece was inspired through my attendance at pow-wos over the years, watching children grow up and learn the traditional dances of their families. It is painted on Fabriano Artistico 300# hot press paper with watercolors."

12.5" x 14.5"
For sale: $1,200

Catalina by Mary McWilliams

SDWS

30" x 20"
For sale: $1,002

Painting Pottery by Jody Miles

AWA - "A watercolor painting on 300lb. watercolor paper. This painting is from a photograph I took of my granddaughter painting pottery. Her expression of total absorption captivated me as did the light coming in from the windows that surrounded her. In this case the light reads as white which creates an interesting framework of negative space around her."

10" x 14"
For sale: $800

Elevated Recognition - Blick Award:  Monolith 8 Change Agent by Kathleen Mooney

SDWS - "Mixed watermedia on 300# watercolor paper. From my Monolith series."

12" x 12"
For sale: $1,000

Garden Plans by Kay Moore

CWS

19" x 14"
For sale: $795

Elevated Recognition - Blick Award:  Salmon River Summer by Hugh Mossman

​IWS - "I enjoy painting western landscapes with the objective of capturing the ambience of the subject while preserving the loose and expressive nature of watercolor."

14.5" x 22"
For sale: $550

Icarus by Sandy Newell

​AWA - "When Icarus fell from the sky because he flew too close to the sun, an island sprouted up and it was named Icaria. My mother was born on Icaria, so this myth is near and ear to my heart. My son is the model, which made the painting even more personal."

15" x 22"
For sale: $1,200

The Back 40 by Dyan Newton

WTWS - "This painting was created from a photo I took on a trip to Pleasant Hill, Illinois. It was a run down barn and silos. I brought it back to life with my impressionistic brush strokes and vivid palette."

11" x 15"
For sale: $650

A Single Infinite Moment by Michelle Nixon

​UWS - "A film is made of many slides, one going after another. Each film slide represents form; it is the physical - what we wee. Life is not the summation of all the film slides. It is the invisible pervading force, which determines each film slide. If there are two sequential slides sitting side by side, one slightly different than the other, they each have form - a different form - and their present from does not change. The form is fixed. What causes the first to be different from the second is life. Life continuously constructs and deconstructs form. Each experienced segment of life depends on the entire course, and viewing a specific occurrence in life, separate from the rest, is not an accurate portrayal of life. The exact position or expressive movement of an individual at any given time is, in fact, the result of a lifetime of other movements. One moment represents the culmination. Life, then, is in each moment."

16" x 12"
For sale: $650

Half a Pair and a Spare by Gay Paratore

SDWS - "I love the "bling" of chrome and reflections in painted metal. I like the contrast caused by the sun on these surfaces, creating the shadows of the car shapes and shadows that are captured on the objects in reflection. Each part of the painting tells a little story about the car itself, the people, and the reflections of the other cars in the exhibition: Keels and Wheels Cours de Elegance, Lakewood Yacht Club, Texas. I hope to give the viewer something to spend time looking at:  the details, the colors, the figures, trees, and of course the reflections. It took three months for me to create this painting, as I would change the reflections from the photo that I used to make it more interesting, more colorful, or for better composition. Enjoy, please!"

30" x 38"
For sale: $6,500

On Safari by Carol Peterson

​WTWS - "This is my favorite model at our life drawing class. He has dressed up as a pirate, Joseph, miner, etc."

24" x 18"
For sale: $600

Still Open by Carl Purcell

UWS - "This began as a small doodle with Tombow pen brushes. Then as it began to develop it made me think of all the small businesses that were struggling to stay open in spite of the current situation and the abstract pattern shifted to a street with a small area of business."

14" x 21"
For sale: $1,500

This Can't Wait by Irene Rampton

​UWS - "My intention was to produce a bold, strong image of a woman who had a message to deliver."

15" x 15"
For sale: $800

Happy Hour in La Bella by Ian Ramsay

UWS - "To me Italian cities like Florence are about history, color and crowds. Here I tried to represent each of these elements and more as I saw and felt them. Working on good quality hot press paper gave me the opportunity to define the detail that I wanted and create an air of age and color. The festive time of day with the happy hour crowds added to the sense of life that the city exemplifies."

18" x 14"
For sale: $950

David Gale Memorial Award:  Waiting for Tim by Mila Raphael

​WSO - "Northern New Mexico view from the window of Tim's pickup truck. Scout his dog is patiently waiting."

21" x 27"
For sale: $600

The Drop by Linda Renaud

CWS - "This is one of the biggest bull moose I have ever seen! He waded into a shallow lake in Rocky Mountain National park. As he foraged for plants on the bottom of the lake he would pick his head up and the water would cascade off his antlers. I captured this image as the last drop fell from his antler. I thought the contrast between the huge moose and that tiny drop was compelling. This painting is a watercolor wax batik. Watercolor wax batiks utilize alternating applications of wax and paint to create a sense of texture, contrasts of light and dark, and luminous layers of color. Once the waxing and painting process is completed the wax is ironed out and voila - the painting is finished."

17" x 22.5"
For sale: $1,400

Elevated Recognition - Blick Award:  The Jewel by Steve Rothert

​WSO 

14" x 13"
For sale: $2,500

Rouse City of Hotel Hong Kong by Charles Rouse

SDWS - "San Frisco scene. Early morning China Town. Transparent watercolor."

29" x 21"
For sale: $5,500

The Grandest Canyon by Linda Sherman

AWA - "The Grand Canyon is a panorama of constantly changing lighting and scenery. One could paint all their lives and never finish with the possibilities. I am intrigued by the changing lighting conditions throughout the day and seasons. The contrasts between sunlight and shadow are ever fascinating. The subtleties of color are endlessly transforming. I've been fortunate enough to hike and raft through the canyon many times, and so I feel I have formed a bond with this huge, everchanging canyon."

22" x 30"
For sale: $1,500

Let's Get it On by Ann Slater

​SDWS - "My painting was in reaction to the Coronavirus."

21" x 14"
For sale: $500

Vegetables on Talavera Mosaic by Kay Smith

NMWS - "Broken pottery pieces in my mosaic creation inspired a still life set up of red bell pepper and onions. Explosive color fresh out of the tube allows me to utilize a direct paint application in a spontaneous manner. Daily drawing keeps me energized and enthusiastic. Viewing my art hopefully allows one to explore each inch of a composition."

18" x 12"
For sale: $495

Snowmelt by Lou Sosalla

​CWS

17" x 13"
For sale: $525

Dolly Llamas by Lauralee Stenzel

​AWA - "No wonder llamas have two 'L's in their name -- they are unique in so many ways. Dolly Llamas is a fresh approach of two llamas having a good ol' time in a Wisconsin barn."

15" x 22"
For sale: $645

Calle del Mercado by Todd Tibbals

​NMWS - "Watercolor collage"

26" x 18"
For sale: $1,200

Salvage by Jac Tilton

AWA

15" x 22"
For sale: $850

Aqua by Lyudmila Tomova

​SDWS - "This painting was inspired by this beautiful horse I saw on a fam in North Carolina. I used the photo I took of this horse to not only paint an animal portrait, but to inspire an emotion and an atmosphere of deep contemplation transcending the obvious."

30" x 22"
For sale: $925

The Enlightened One by Beatrice Trautman

CWS - "Traveling to Japan, China, and Thailand, I have been fascinated with Asian art and the many impressive bronze statues of Buddha. This is my interpretation of the many  Buddhas I have seen. I love texture and color and have tried to capture that in this mixed media painting on 140 lb. Arches paper. it is watercolor with watercolor pens in iridescent colors and gold and bronze."

17" x 14"
For sale:  $1,350

UWS Presidents Award:  2020: A Self Portrait by Beth Trott

IWS

13.75" x 9.2"
For sale:  $1,000

Water Excursion by Cecy Turner

SWS - "I ran across this beautiful scene on a hike in Rocky Mountain national park. As I was hiking with non-artists, I didn't have my painting gear with me and took photos. It took a long time for me to decide to paint it, because I knew I needed to think carefully about all the editing and simplification I would have to do, while still keeping the essence of all the details in the scene that I loved."

15" x 22"
For sale:  $995

PowWow Princess by Karyn Vampotic

SAWG - "As a spectator at a local PowWow behind our mission, I waited for the opening ceremony and the dancing to begin. While the ring was empty, a young girl entered the ring and started twirling around.  i was captivated by her lack of self consciousness and easy movements. This painting is based on a photograph I took of the child amidst my wonder."

18" x 15"
For sale:  $1,200

Anne in Wendy's Hat by Stephanie Van de Wetering

SDWS - "This is a portrait of my dear friend."

16" x 12"
For sale:  $400

Mill House by Harold Walkup

WSO

18" x 24"
For sale:  $1,100

"Ye Shall Not Thirst" by Anne Watson Sorensen

IWS - ""Ye Shall Not Thirst" is a resurrected painting. Patience, hope and seeing with "new eyes" allowed me to see a way to give this painting new life. No longer was it left thirsting for more."

27" x 21"
For sale:  $775

Demitasse Departure #5 by Susan Weeks

NMWS - "Part of a series inspired by the leavings of hot chocolate in a demitasse. After writing a poem about the images that I see, I draw those images on my paper and paint them. The subtitle of this painting is "In Red Rock Country.""

13" x 21"
For sale:  $995

Vanilla Cliffs by Jodie West

UWS - "My artwork as a watercolorist growing up in Utah represents its vast and diverse landscapes of alpine peaks, rivers, valleys, wildlife and arid red rock deserts with expansive moody skies. These places inspire and remain my artistic playground. However, my work continues to evolve with my travels and a love for a good seascape and the occasional nocturne. My work is an invitation to the viewer to relate and experience the personality of a place. Whether from an outdoor plein air approach or in the studio, I strive to convey the atmosphere of place and time at the mercy of a 2D surface of paper. Armed with a brush, water, pigments, and over 20 years of experience, I am a constant student of nature."

12" x 16"
For sale:  $650

Enjoying the Water and Woods by Bonnie Williams

IWS - "Living around forests and lakes in North idaho, this painting is about people enjoying the beauty of this area."

17" x  14"
For sale:  $750

Tsuut' Ina Nation by Sandy Wisecup

UWS - "Tsuut' Ina Nation is the indigenous people of Alberta Canada. This young man was part of the Calgary Tsuut' Ina Nation Pow Wow in 2020. His top hat spoke of his tribal pride and unique heritage."

24" x 20"
For sale:  $2,150

Dance with the Devil 2 by Bonnie Woods

SDWS

24" x 22"
For sale:  $1,200