December’s artist blended a tech career with her artistic talents and ended up with works of art that can be months in the making…but they are so worth the wait! Liz Ruest makes her digital collages using a combination of her original paintings and photographs along with scanned images and items which she melds together on her computer. The results are stunning and you can’t help but be drawn in for a closer look.
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Marietta Harrigan
Marietta Harrigan is a painter who beautifully captures her surroundings. Her tools are oils and pastels, and the results are exceptional pieces of art.
Allen Moe
Allen Moe is an artist the likes of which people have rarely seen. His mediums include chicken feet, bones, fish parts, road kill, latex caulk, and a cement-like compound. The resulting artwork is unique, to say the least.
Mary Lascelles
Mary Lascelles’ photography is more about the light, shapes, colors, and mood – as opposed to subject – which means we get to see her vision in everything from wildlife and landscapes to portraits and studies of people.
Tom Hancock
What do blue jeans and wine barrels have in common? The obvious answer is nothing, but I’ve recently learned that’s not the case. The answer is Tom Hancock!
Art for Sale!
Twenty-nine artists will be spread across eleven locations around the island. There will be a combination of sales, studio visits, and a few demos. Check out all of our artist’s of the month/participating artists and download a map of the studios!
Susan Brendon
“Beachcombing is one of my favorite things to indulge in, so I Include something from the beach in every piece that I create.”
Cathy Schoenberg
With structure as the base, and color and pattern the notes, Cathy Schoenberg makes it all come together to make a beautiful song that resonates.
Chris LeBoutillier
“Chris is like Sasquatch – everyone knows of him and his photos, but many have never seen him.” Find out more about our beloved Guemes Island photographer!
Devon LeBoutillier
Anyone who has set foot on Guemes Island has likely seen examples of her work. As a matter of fact, much of what you see on our website – guemesislandart.org – is compliments of Devon.