I will have original drawings and archival digital prints for sale. Prints start at $12 and original drawings start at $50.

I overlay digital art over the real world.

I am a recent college graduate that graduated with a BA in Fine Arts from Arkansas Tech University in December of 2020, and I am glad to have an opportunity to share my art with my Arkansas community in NWA. I primarily work with digital illustration and painting, but I also use other media as well, such as pen and ink, charcoal, and pastels. I specialize in human and animal portraits, as well as medical illustrations and other nature-based subjects. Commissions are open! Feel free to come to my table and inquire for details. I will also be selling prints of some of my paintings!

I enjoy working in mixed media, collage, and acrylics to create texture, building layers and giving the painting “history”…the hint of something beneath the surface that came before.

Karen Wagaman dabbles in a variety of media including Watercolor, Acrylic, Collage and Mixed Media. She loves painting animals including fanciful pigs for Razorback fans and rabbits, cats anddogs for anyone who loves fuzzier critters. This month her work will be on display in the Artists of Northwest Arkansas Member Show at Rogers Experimental House. She lives and works in Rogers and administers the monthly art walk S part of her position with the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce. tailwagsart

I ride horses A LOT. I do a lot of endurance trail riding, Wagon races, and so many other things. I am around a lot of horses, mules, and humans. I sometimes get to sneak a few photos. This is a recreation with colored pencils of a beautiful set of mighty Belgians.

One of a kind jewelry statement pieces made from collections around the world. Ancient, tribal and organic, jewelry with a history. Come visit us at Avenue Design Co. at the corner of Walnut and 2nd Street.

two 6×6 pieces for ANA show/auction Angels we have heard on high Holy Night

Every fall elk watchers travel to Boxley Valley, along Arkansas highways 43 & 21 in Newton County, where herds of elk graze in the open fields. A fall hiking trip was my chance to visit. This was an amazing animal, I decided to paint his portrait!

Handmade wooden children’s cars, trains and mintier play house. Also, wooden cutting boards.