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From River Arts Inc.

  1. Primordial Fetish by Sharon Wright, Image 1.

    Sharon Wright

    Primordial Fetish

    Beads, thread, colored pencil and acrylic paint

    12 x 8 in

    $1,900

  2. Promise by Linda Koenig, Image 2.

    Linda Koenig

    Promise

    Watercolor

    30 x 22 in

  3. Portal Interrupted by Katherine Engen, Image 2.

    Katherine Engen

    Portal Interrupted

    Print

    10 x 8 in

    $75

  4. Proof of Presence: A Lens into Forgotten Lives by Katherine Engen, Image 2.

    Katherine Engen

    Proof of Presence: A Lens into Forgotten Lives

    mixed media

    12 x 10 x 5.5 in

    $475

  5. Prairie du Sac Hydroelectric Dam by Lon Michels, Image 2.

    Lon Michels

    Prairie du Sac Hydroelectric Dam

    Acrylic on canvas with painted frame

  6. Power Play by Elizabeth Ann Teeter, Image 2.

    Elizabeth Ann Teeter

    Power Play

    Acrylic

    12.5 x 13.75 in

    $250

  7. Portal Vase by Olivia Gallenberger, Image 2.

    Olivia Gallenberger

    Portal Vase

    Glazed stoneware

  8. Post Storm Hike by Rick Ross, Image 2.

    Rick Ross

    Post Storm Hike

    Oil and cold wax

    12 x 6 in

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About the artist

Cynthia Quinn

My predilection to draw and paint was first exhibited as a young child. My mother would set me in front of an easel and I would paint for hours at a time. As I grew older, I loved to spend most of my time filling entire sketchbooks every few months and reading. The natural world was and is my muse. I am a devoted observer of nature and learning about flora and fauna.

Drawing, painting and teaching has been my focus the last two decades. But three years ago during a move and lack of studio for six months, I began to explore stitching and fiber arts as a medium to express myself. I found I could work just about any place and engaged with a wonderful group of encouraging, artistic women who share my new interest. It is rejuvenating to create art through this different lens. Using texture, embroidery threads, beads, and hand-dyed fabrics has added a whole new dimension to my vocabulary of expression. So goes my evolving process. I look forward to the twists and turns.