Disappearing The Watercolor Collection The obvious home for Grace’s

The obvious home for Grace’s “After Dinner” series would be in the kitchen

The relationships between my brushstrokes bold shapes and delicate layers pay homage to life's jubilance  Acrylic on Canvas Shaleen Garba

Fleur’s work feels random and spontaneous

The works in this series were named after the poem by Margaret Atwood called “Spelling

Disappearing The Watercolor Collection The obvious home for Grace’sEmotional release and expressive experimentation with water are important to Elizabeths process, as she works intuitively, allowing colors to bleed together and slowly bloom. The shadow work on these figurative pieces is almost abstract upon closer inspection. But that lends itself to the human imperfections, of both subject and artist, that she is trying to illustrate. Figurative art works well as the focal point of any room or as part of a hallway