Watercolor
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June Fisher-Markowitz
I have been involved with art most of my life and one of my earliest memories is getting a Jon Nagy drawing set as a gift. I have an art degree and taught art in the public school system for seven years. Feeling unsatisfied, I changed my interest and pursued art therapy education and practice. While raising my children I had a home based business making and selling hand thrown Folk Art pottery. This followed with a career in Activity management in long term care facilities. In 2008, I returned to art and began lessons using watercolor medium. I fell in love with the color, the loose intermingling on paper…
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Susan P. Brown
Susan focuses on watercolor and drawing. She has studied at The Art Students League in NYC with Sherry Camhy, Greg Frux, Timothy Clark, Frederick Brosen, and Fredick Wong; at Morris County Art Association with Annette Hanna; at County College of Morris with James Gwynne, Todd Doney, and Patrick Gallagher, at the Visual Arts Center of NJ with Victoria Starger, and at the Junior School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Gail Logan
Gail Logan started to paint after her husband gave her some watercolor paints as a Christmas present. Gail says: “It has been fun building up the creative side of my brain. But also a challenge. I continue because I see improvement and I have met some great people.”
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Noreen Brunini
Noreen Brunini’s medium is watercolor; her works have won Awards of Excellence with the NJ Watercolor Society (Associate Level), MSHAC and the Livingston Arts Association. She is also an Exhibiting member of the Essex Watercolor Club.
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Magdalena Urbankova
Magdalena Urbankova was born in Prague, in already non-existent country of Czechoslovakia, now Czech Republic. She spent last 20 years in lovely Garden State of NJ. Magdalena is fascinated by the spaces people create as they interact with one another, and enjoys exploring these on the canvas. She also enjoys portraying the beauty of nature.
