Photography
Howard Koons
Dottie Phelps Visker
What I paint depends on my heart and mood. I paint in bold colors however the intensity varies from season to season. I do a lot of acrylics and water colors and absolutely love painting “Plein-air”, which is outside in my yard, near my picturesque flowers, birds, and vegetable garden. It’s extremely inspiring, stimulating and uplifting. Wherever I travel, I do photography, and paint. When I paint I wholeheartedly put my entire soul and being into my work. My art is me, and explains me. It may also speak to others. I hope it will. My family are in some of my paintings. My hope is for each and every person to realize they can make a positive difference. Most of us believe we can’t make an impact because we are just one person but any one of us can change the world for the better.
Karyn Sarganis Fritz
At a young age, I discovered that photography feeds that part of my soul. Capturing beauty in unique, undiscovered ways allows my imagination the freedom to lead me on a journey, creating my special mark. Blending artistic filters, tools, and textures transforms the image into a painting and I find the process will mesmerize me for hours. Next step is to print the art piece onto either a wood canvas or watercolor paper. I then complete the piece with several beautiful layers of encaustic wax and embellish the art piece with oil pastels and alcohol inks.
Steven Taggart Photography
Steven Taggart, a photographic artist from Granite Bay, California, specializes in Travel, Landscape, and Animal photography. He has traveled to all the states and throughout the world, his camera always with him, shooting the unexpected scene or a view that catches his eye. He can be found riding his Harley around the state and to Nevada, Utah, Oregon, and Washington, with his camera in the saddlebags and a tripod strapped to the seat.
Steven shows his photography in northern California. He has had recent showings at the Granite Bay Library, the 25th Anniversary Placer Artists Studios Tour in 11/18, Blue Line Studio in Roseville and in the Galleria in Roseville. He has also shown his photographic works in juried showings in business locations including the Fountains in Roseville. His works are displayed in offices and homes throughout the Sacramento area, as well as in Truckee, Santa Cruz, Waikiki, Lahaina, and Puerto Vallarta.
His art can be purchased framed and matted, but can also be purchased unframed or in customized formats and sizes that meet your interests. He will work with you to discuss your needs.
Tyler McGinn
Tyler grew up in Lincoln, California. Began drawing at a young age. Studied art history, ceramics, drawing, and photography at Sierra College, UC Davis and then onto Alfred University where he earned a Master’s Degree in Ceramic Art in 2011. After graduating, Tyler moved from Alfred, New York to Carbondale, Colorado where he was a guest artist in residence at the Carbondale Clay Center for one year. In 2012, he moved to Oakland, California and began a job washing and detailing sailboats and yachts in the San Francisco Bay Area for two years until a knee surgery had him relocate back to Placer County, where he currently resides, in Roseville, Ca, creating art, drawing, painting and photographing mixed media works. Tyler keeps a blog of all his work in progress at: www.tylermcginnart.blogspot.com.
