Abstract , Mixed media Acrylic on canvas board 22×22 Framed. A couple explore the vibrant colors and shapes of the reef and many species of fish that live within.

Lynn Koch has loved photography since she was a child. She retired one year ago and has time to devote to her passion for photography. She is especially interested in macro and abstract photography as well as photos of water bodies. More recently her art has expanded to creations made from driftwood, rocks, and repurposed natural and industrial materials. She exhibits work at The Art Gallery of Northwest Arkansas Mall in Fayetteville where several of the other artists suggested she also participate in the Art on the Bricks Art Walk. We look forward to her January debut in the Downtown Rogers creative community.

KAYLEE WALSH (she/her/hers) is a contemporary visual artist, sociologist, and advocate. Her work has been showcased at the Baum Gallery; Stola Contemporary Art Gallery; Mosaic Arts Gallery; The Holy Art Fair Tour; Vortex Magazine; Studio Visit Magazine; Little Rock Art Night; Conway Art Walk. Walsh currently studies fine art and sociology at the University of Central Arkansas. She serves as the Communications Director for Students for the Arts as well as an asset to Sociology Honors Society and Feminist Union. She is well known for using her feminist, mental health, and humorous themes, and is currently working on a project based on the concept of pressuring young women to marry,…

Acrylic and Mixed Media 16×24 Save the Children was inspired by the pandemic and a parent’s choice to vaccinate or not. This led to much confusion on both parents and children alike. The medical profession is ready to administer the vaccine while children scramble to hide.

12×16 abstract square Art, mixed media, acrylic, cloth Tape, gold Thread. Vibrant colors of red, pink, gold, blue and white squares on black canvas board. This piece is inspired by the many obstacles of life’s challenges each color represents self-growth. Black represents strong willed and determined character, Red represents bold, and full of energy. Blue represents, sympathetic compassionate idealistic and sincerity. Pink represents, nature and compassion and love. White represents purity, innocence, coldness emptiness. Gold represents success and affluence.

Enjoy the exploration of color with light in movement, created by TJ Hudson atop a small mountain in Northwest Arkansas. This piece, “Playing with Blocks,” explores movement in active tense with nuanced texture and bold color on the canvas. Available as ORIGINAL canvas floated in fine frame; or as FINE PRINTS, archival-quality, limited and signed, (100 per design), framed or sleaved.

The phrase “less is more” rings true for me. When I create, I think in terms of purity of design. The elimination of unnecessary distractions leads me to rely on line and shape as primary communication tools. I am alway thinking about how to make use of design to express an idea. Design is what make a piece eye-catching and dynamic, or calm and soothing.

Inspired by Pennsylvania barn signs, interior or exterior signs can feature woodland animals and pets. Created on solid wood, finished to withstand the elements. Can also be commissioned with other personalizations.

This is the theme that makes artist Karen Wagaman HAPPY! For whatever reason, SQUARE is her favorite format for making and buying art! She is a watercolor, digital and mixed media artist. She has worked in watercolor and graphic design since earning her degree in studio art and business. Her dual love for animals and painting evolved into a fun hobby creating custom pet portraits. And now living in Arkansas of course she is a fan of calling and designing hogs. In addition to creating her own art, she is a promoter of the creative economy in NW Arkansas. She serves as VP of Downtown Development for the Rogers Lowell…