Karen Wagaman earned a degree in Studio Art and Business Administration and has worked in many mediums over the years. She always gravitated toward working in watercolors and enjoys the depth and vibrancy that comes through as numerous translucent layers of pigment are applied to the paper. Her dual love for animals and painting evolved into a fun hobby creating custom pet portraits. She primarily does commissioned work for pet lovers who provide her with digital photos. The portraits may be purchased with or without a frame and she ships to art patrons across the U.S. In addition to creating her own art, she is also a promoter of other…

This series was created mostly due to my love of dogs and the unconditional love they show us every day. Each of the dogs featured stand by their person either trying to get their attention, or faithfully standing by their side. Truly, dogs are man’s best friend!

Hand carved, wood block ink print (36” x 48”) created by artist Joy Noir Phillips.

Namratha Ronanki Of Catdrip Curio Shop will be vending loose leaf tea, meticulously blended to suit different characters! The artist also made the labels and the accompanying art! You can look forward to shopping for clothing pieces, and accessories, such as tops, skirts, bows, hats, etc.

Portrait of my dog named Aqua using acrylic color on canvas. The portrait was done following Van Gogh’s painting style .

FREE VACCINE CLINIC During Art on the Bricks Thursday, May 11, 4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Railyard Park 216 S 1st Street Rogers, AR AFMC, Art on the Bricks Art Walk and the Arkansas Department of Health are partnering to provide Free COVID 19 and Flu vaccines. Look for their pop-up booth at Railyard Park in Downtown Rogers during the May 11 Art on the Bricks Art Walk. Those 12 and older receiving a 1st dose will be given an ARKANSAS GAME AND FISH gift certificate. No appointment necessary. Vaccines are provided at no cost. Bring your insurance card if you have one.

Artist Liv Currie shares dreamy art including a portrait of a wolf underwater. This is the first part of an elemental portrait series featuring wolves. See her work at Envision Nutrition, 204 W Walnut Street.

Karen Wharton focuses all of her wildlife & commissioned pet paintings are the animals eyes – they are windows to their souls. Her medium is oils on canvas & her style ranges from realism to Impressionism with palette knife.

For the Fashion Forward pooch! Kylie & Me makes fun, funky, houndie fashion—namely martingale collars, leashes, collar accessories, and dog pajamas.

I am a local artist just getting back on the scene. I’ve been a teacher and designer and now I am just an artist! I am fluent in watercolor, chalk pastel, oil painting and several other mediums. My subject matters usually comes back to animals and nature. I am ready to be a part of the artist community in NWA and exhibit to venture out to all new events!