Autumnal No. 15

Autumnal No. 15Elizabeth Becker Watercolor on Cold Press Paper Emotional release and expressive experimentation with water are important to Elizabeth s process as she works intuitively allowing colors to bleed together and slowly bloom

so they work both vertically and horizontally

you should probably buy several

This piece is calming in its abstraction

Janna's abstract forms are layered silhouettes

We love the intimacy of these smaller photographs: hang this one in an office or a smaller bedroom

Jessica Matier Mixed Media on Paper This series was created to depict the time and landscape of a particular day and includes thoughts and emotions woven through its layers and marks

Ripples may be a two dimensional photograph

Hang it anywhere you might want a contemplative moment

Jordan Grace Owens Acrylic on canvas My latest body of work draws on the language of still life and figure the abstract shapes in my compositions suggestive of object and body These paintings explore the relationships between these forms as they touch support and press against each other

My “In the Wild” series juxtaposes art and muse: the medium of painting photographed within the vast

Annette Rotz Chalk pastel on paper I m drawn to seeing the richness of color beauty and humor in everyday life It could be a certain quality of light a feeling of deep connection or a striking composition that inspires me to explore and experiment further to reveal a deeper layer

but we can vividly see movement and texture within the frame