Original paintings by Arizona artists

Paints images from Mexican folklore, Southwestern themes and kaleidoscopic mandalas from the Verde Valley.

Calls her work drop-art: fluid images built from little painted drops.

Paints what he sees, drawing on impressionism, realism and the old masters.

A former classical musician who brings rhythm, harmony and texture to painting.

Acrylic paintings connected to dreams, meditation and everyday connections.

Works the transition between tight rendering and loose, dappled oil paint.

Builds mixed media paintings with acrylic, collage, pencil, oil pastel and spray paint.

A former weaver and clothing designer, inspired by the palette of Arizona's earth and sky.

Bernie Lopez was born in Escondido, Ca. Lopez displayed an interest in the natural world around him as he was growing up. At an early age, he started sketching his observations and discovered his passion to create art. In his 20’s, Lopez traveled around the Western United States, absorbing the beauty that it offered. Inspired by his journey, he became interested in landscape and abstract painting. Working with acrylics, Lopez began painting landscapes in a realistic style from photographs. Throughout his artistic explorations, he continued to add abstractions to his paintings, combining a balance of natural landscapes, precise geometric elements, and monochromatic colors. Today, Lopez resides in Northern Arizona, working from his studio/home where he paints and publishes his artwork.

Once kept a studio at Jerome's abandoned Mingus High School; now paints adventure portraits.

Original watercolors inspired by nature and personality.