I am a native Idahoan, but I've lived in Oregon as well. I've been an Artist most of my life whether it be teaching art or creating art from my home. I paint landscapes, sea scapes, portraits, action sports, florals and still lifes. I also do airbrush work on helmets and other things that will accept paint. God gave me a great talent and I love using it to create beautiful works of art   

An original Idaho Potato, since age 4 I have been drawing and painting horses (a horse crazy kid) as well as other animals and people. My latest love has been color pencil and mixed media but I also work in oils, acrylics and pastels. 'Come on into my Virtual Online Gallery' at www.jeanettsart.com and Enjoy! I constantly update so there is always something NEW!

Barbara began painting in the mid 1950s. All through the years, as she and her husband were raising their family, Barbara painted whenever she could find the time. However, it wasn't until she and her husband were both retired from work in 2000, that she was able to paint on a regular basis and to study with some of the finest artists in her area.

"I like to do paintings of ancestral or historical importance. I work from black and white and add my own colors. Groups of people at work or play are a favorite subject, and I also do portraits of pets."

Idaho artist Robert Grogan paints in an impressionistic style that crosses the line into realism. He prefers painting "en plein air," choosing landscapes as his primary subject matter. He is a member of Oil Painters of America, the California Art Club, and is the President-Elect of the American Impressionist Society. Robert is represented by galleries in Arizona, Montana, Utah, and Alaska.

Idaho, Plein-Air Painter, Lei Iverson, has been painting professionally for over thirty years. In 1988 she was included as one of the top Plein-Air Painters in the country by San Jose Museum of Art and California Art Dealers Association and was among their four top selling artists at the auction of Contemporary Plein-Air Painters. She has given painting demonstrations at San Jose Civic Center, Sun Valley Arts Festival, and SBG Plein-Air Painters. Her work has been selected for many National and International juried exhibitions in U.S., Canada and Italy. Periodicals that have included her work are: Antiques and Fine Art - Who's Who in America , Art Connection, Arttalk, Southwest Art, and Sun Valley Magazine.

My love for animals began early in life while growing up in the Rocky Mountains. Our high mountain valley was home to abundant species of wildlife. My childhood pets included horses, dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, and an occasional frog or two.  I am best known for my fanciful animal portraits in vibrant watercolors. When choosing color I make my decisions intuitively, painting from my creative spirit. I paint wet, on dry un-stretched paper, using techniques such as spattering, scraping, and salt. My goal is to express what each of us experiences with the animals that nurture us. Thank you Lucky and Rosie, my beautiful Great Danes, you give me laughter, comfort, and inspiration.

Dianne is a nature artist who depicts wild animals in their natural environment. She is known for her expressive animal portraits and warm lighting.

Sue Turner's left brain turned right in 1996. She paints small watercolor landscapes, floral and abstracts. Sue writes poetry, fiction, essays as well as humor and has published four books of poetry: Tumblewords and Sage, Truth and Other Fiction, Where the Sand Blows, Lost Edges, and 2000 Mythsteries ~ Social Satire. Powdered Stones, her fifth book of poetry, will be published in April 2003 by PoetWorksPress.