Photo portraits are fine, but common. Anyone who is looking for a fine artist instead of a photographer to create their pet portrait understands this. There is an intrinsic value to a high quality art portrait which sets it apart from photo portraits.

I feel that jewelry, in current society, is one of the most distinctive, powerful forms of personal artistic expression. If one glimpses into the past and studies society’s choice of adornment, one can determine the style, wealth, innovation, and technical advancement of that society’s culture.

Using a variety of wire, beads and colors, Brenda Peo is putting character into art as each creation comes alive.

Stephanie M. Dunatov creates art that combines her love of horses with her love of history. Her work features equines of all types and generally contains historical details or references to classical themes.

Although his specialty is Abstract Expressionism, Peter enjoys bringing some reality to his work with equestrian scenes. He paints many other subjects including bears, sailboats, and landscapes.

Bronze Sculpture by Nancy Weimer Belden

Jacqueline rode horses for ten years and for several of these years, she volunteered on weekends to assist with lesson horses. Spending time with these animals was an opportunity to understand unique intelligences and individual characters in different species.

A gifted photographer, Lynne Pomeranz feels the moment and translates it to a medium that preserves it against time. “As a photographer, I am reminded daily of how precious and fleeting a moment can be. I am drawn to horses, landscapes, objects abandoned and branded by time, and the sense of poetry in everyday scenes that tend to go unnoticed.”

I have a passion for painting horses, being a horse lover and owner all my life. I currently have three, one of which I have trained myself. With this experience I feel that I have a good knowledge of horse anatomy and an understanding of the horse itself.

I create my sculptures from clay because of the exceptional attributes of this medium. Clay is an inviting, earthy material; it’s also quite durable. It’s perfectly suited to figurative sculptures because of the wide range of emotion and movement that can be captured.