Bio: Julie Lamberson is an Oregon coast native who sometimes ventures far from home. Her artwork similarly wanders away from watercolor. She is recently exploring large-scale murals, and for this sidetrip, oil pastel.
Note: In the context of masked faces, smiles have become even more precious. This 2003 smile comes from a girl who speaks Quechua, who lives in Atucucho–a shanty town perched at 10,500 feet– peering over the city of Quito.
Bio: Diane Lang creates plein air and studio paintings of Oregon and Idaho. Bandon Bluffs was painted during the annual Sandgren Oregon Coast PaintOut
Bio: Candace Law works with encaustic. “Art is about sharing our lives and experiences, and supporting each other.”
Note: Encaustic, a hot beeswax/ pigment medium, dates back to the Ancient Greeks.
Bio: A Yorkshireman by birth, Richard Laycock employs his pastel art to reflect the magnificent Oregon Coast he now calls home.
Note: As our boat heads to port, the gulls wait for a handout.
Bio: John Leland received his BA from the University of Oregon and his MA from the University of Iowa. He was a college art teacher for 30 years and is now retired in Oregon City.
Note: Painted in the company of the Sandgren PaintOut group in 2017.
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