I call my art “Mindscapes”. I see what I want to see in my mind and I paint it. It’s a composition of places and experiences, which create illusion and emotion. My work could be abstract, impressionistic or traditional. I love the play of colors and how they complement each other. Many of my patrons have said “it reminds me of someplace that I have been” and for me that’s what it is all about.

I’m a watercolorist that is greatly influenced by the Impressionists and Post-Impressionists. My work is representational, yet distinct for it’s quality of comfort and use of color. I work constantly out of an inner drive to paint.

Pastel landscape paintings by artist Chuck Stout.

Oil and acrylic

Kings River

This “Diversity” collection represents the diversity in our community through the personification and love we give our pets, thus taking the complexity of the human factor out of the equation but noting the difference in color of her eyes (eyes being the common denominator amongst beings) yet belonging to the same being…

6 framed pieces of watercolor on paper.

My monochrome and muted photography captures misty woodlands, meandering paths and reflective waterscapes. I am inspired by Japanese aesthetic ideals like wabi-sabi, which celebrates beauty in every stage and imperfection of nature. As such, I seek to highlight everyday splendor and celebrate the hidden and ephemeral beauty around us.

Sasha is drawn to people, so he likes to draw them. Apart from portraiture and figurative work, his creative passions lie in Live Drawing and Painting, as well as sculpture. His current artistic focus is in Live Event Art and Live Wedding Painting. I would like to set up my French easel do paint live on the street or at some of the vendor partners.

If you can be anything in the world be kind. Olivia (Xinyu). I am is a 17-year-old Junior in High School. She is the owner of Crafty Paws and designer of many products. She started her charity-based business in 2020 during the pandemic as a means to help support a pet rescue back in China where her family was living at the time. Many animals were being abandoned and Olivia and her family and were rescuing, fostering, vetting and finding them FUREVER homes. She too had been abandoned at approximately one month of age so she understood about abandonment. “Someone found me and took me to the orphanage which saved…