Honeycomb trip canvas Native American piece

Lena Regina has dabbled with art her entire life. She was a professional wedding photographer for 20 years and had to retire 2 years ago as her eye sight is diminishing. Lena likes to work with watercolors or acrylics but is always experimenting with different mediums. Lena’s work is described as whimsical, playful and joyful. If you are looking for a card to mail to a friend or a small painting to hang on your fridge, stop by and see Lena Regina’s work! All work is 8×10 and smaller as Lena likes to challenge her eyesight with small works.

Kandra Young is a local artist focusing on digital art with bits of traditional painting thrown in for good measure. She is a self-proclaimed geek that loves puns, fan art and positive quotes. Her goal is to make you smile and bring a bit of joy your way through her artwork. She will have original art, as well as prints, stickers, prints and bags featuring her artwork available for purchase.

Acrylic painting and some mixed media (vinyl & acrylic). Mostly on canvas, some greeting cards and other items.

Art teacher, Dustin Miller lives in Bentonville, but teaches in Neosho, MO at Neosho High School and online for Crowder College. When he finds time for his own creativity, he does drawings and paintings of animals and landscapes in acrylic, oil, pencil, charcoal and scratchboard. Recently, Miller has taken up the challenge of plein air painting using oil paint.

I work mostly in acrylic but do watercolor and pencil and ink

Route 358’s Americana music blends influences from Country, Pop, Bluegrass and Folk into a unique form of Acoustic Music. Their live sets feature the bands banjo, mandolin and acoustic guitar driven originals with creative arrangements of covers in multiple genres. They are performing during the August 12 Art on the Bricks Art Walk from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. at the Rogers Experimental House, 121 W Walnut Street. Bring your fur baby, enjoy the art, meet the artists and musicians and sit down for some great music.

On a recent trip to NYC I was captivated by the sky scale created by the towering buildings. As I walked I looked straight up and noticed the unique negative space. That is what I captured in my own way in this painting.

When she isn’t promoting economic development, Art on the Bricks Art Walk or other elements of the creative economy in Downtown Rogers, Karen Wagaman’s creative outlet includes painting animals. Her side gig, “Tail Wags Art,” provides the challenge of capturing the characteristics and personality of your pet plus an occasional pig, chicken or rabbit. Wagaman works in watercolor, acrylic or mixed media to create paintings from digital photos.

My name is Melissa Milton. “Mine” is a visualization of how our pets love us, despite our many imperfections.