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  1. What Slipped Through by Katherine Engen, Image 2.

    Katherine Engen

    What Slipped Through

    Print

    10 x 8 in

    $75

  2. What Stands Between by Katherine Engen, Image 2.

    Katherine Engen

    What Stands Between

    Print

    10 x 8 in

    $75

  3. What Slipped Through by Katherine Engen, Image 2.

    Katherine Engen

    What Slipped Through

    Acrylic on paper

    $395

  4. What Stands Between by Katherine Engen, Image 2.

    Katherine Engen

    What Stands Between

    Acrylic on paper

    $395

  5. Waterfall by Nana Schowalter, Image 2.

    Nana Schowalter

    Waterfall

    Forged and Welded Steel Sculpture

    29.5 x 211.5 in

    $450

  6. Weather Vane - 'Splat' yellow by Nana Schowalter, Image 1.

    Nana Schowalter

    Weather Vane - 'Splat' yellow

    Forged and Welded Steel Sculpture

    66 x 38 x 38 in

  7. What Lies Beyond The Stromy Sea by Rick Ross, Image 1.

    Rick Ross

    What Lies Beyond The Stromy Sea

    Oil and cold wax

    6 x 12 x 1 in

  8. When the wave realizes it's the ocean by Susan Kaye, Image 2.

    Susan Kaye

    When the wave realizes it's the ocean

    Ceramic

    12 x 5 x 5 in

    $380

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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.