Large Daffodil 22” X 28” Oil on Canvas Featured at the ANA Gallery

Skinny Dip Falls 24” X 30” Oil on Canvas Featured at the ANA Gallery

Oil on panel. Two of which were painted outdoors, on locaion.

These are images I have created that just popped into my head that made me laugh. I want other people to see them and think “yeah. I could put that on my wall and have a giggle!”

Art

I try to bring light to NWA through photography.

Orignal illustrations printed on vinyl stickers, prints and t-shirts!

My work is a direct reflection of my experiences, both positive and negative, and a desire to create a shared emotional experience with my audience. The esthetic – flashy, florescent, over the top— is meant to incite a false sense of joy that is quickly overshadowed by a subtle melancholia. The viewer is lured by the glitzy esthetic, but left with an unsettling feeling. Whether it’s working with society gendered, feminine materials or the fact that I primarily make portraits of the women in my life, being a woman impacts all aspects of my work. It is also extremely important to me to join the current cultural conversation and provide…

Angie Gomez has found purpose in creating art. Creating gives a sense of wonder and deep joy that nothing else has. Her journey as an artist began when she was very young, watching her grandmother paint in her tiny kitchen. She gave her a small canvas and showed her how to paint a rabbit, and from that point she pursued art with all her heart. Angie was raised in Arkansas among preachers, farmers, quilters and strong women. She believes, in art, as in life, we make our own way.  ​Angie is an artist and curator with passion for textiles, painting, watercolor, kinetic art, sculpture. She sells original artwork as well…

A watercolor and ink composition filled with energy and unexpected turns. The work is meant to encapsulate surprise and excitement.