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I paint watercolors in bright colors that give the feel of the emerald waters and white sands of Walton County beaches. My work can be found at the Studio Gallery in Grayton. Elizabeth Cork I paint watercolors in bright colors that give the feel of the emerald waters and white sands of Walton County beaches. My work can be found at the Studio Gallery in Grayton. http://bettycork.com

Hello my name is Bailey Rathmann and I have a passion for art. My interest in art started when I was very young. I have always loved to paint since before I can even remember. I believe art has the capability to move people, provoke ideas, and invoke emotions in people. My art has many influences, some of which include: the environment, music, and life experiences. I create vibrant unique works of art. My works are done on a variety of mediums including canvas, upcycled clothing, vinyl records, vintage windows, and more. I have grown up in Destin, Florida my whole life so the environment has had a huge impact on the person I have become. By growing up on the beach, I understand the importance of maintaining the environment. Even minor conservation efforts can have an impact when done consistently. Bailey Rathmann Hello my name is Bailey Rathmann and I have a passion for art. My interest in art started when I was very young. I have always loved to paint since before I can even remember. I believe art has the capability to move people, provoke ideas, and invoke emotions in people. My art has many influences, some of which include: the environment, music, and life experiences. I create vibrant unique works of art. My works are done on a variety of mediums including canvas, upcycled clothing, vinyl records, vintage windows, and more. I have grown up in Destin, Florida my whole life so the environment has had a huge impact on the person I have become. By growing up on the beach, I understand the importance of maintaining the environment. Even minor conservation efforts can have an impact when done consistently. https://baileyrathmanncreates.com/

Emily Little grew up in Niceville, Florida and upon graduation, headed to Orlando to complete her undergraduate degree at University of Central Florida. Emily then returned to her alma mater as the art teacher at Niceville High School for four years. In 2020, Emily moved to Miami to complete her master’s degree in art education and worked as a teaching artist at The Bass Museum in Miami Beach. In 2022, Emily moved back to Santa Rosa Beach to work as an art instructor at Ohana Institute and began her own business, The Traveling Painter. Emily started The Traveling Painter as a way to bring painting to people. Beginning first with small commissions or orders, she started to grow her brand into more dynamic directions. From small private painting events, to live paintings, to mural commissions, Emily strives to create wherever she can and provides custom products, events, and orders for whatever occasion. Emily Little Emily Little grew up in Niceville, Florida and upon graduation, headed to Orlando to complete her undergraduate degree at University of Central Florida. Emily then returned to her alma mater as the art teacher at Niceville High School for four years. In 2020, Emily moved to Miami to complete her master’s degree in art education and worked as a teaching artist at The Bass Museum in Miami Beach. In 2022, Emily moved back to Santa Rosa Beach to work as an art instructor at Ohana Institute and began her own business, The Traveling Painter. Emily started The Traveling Painter as a way to bring painting to people. Beginning first with small commissions or orders, she started to grow her brand into more dynamic directions. From small private painting events, to live paintings, to mural commissions, Emily strives to create wherever she can and provides custom products, events, and orders for whatever occasion. http://thetravelingpainter.org

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Mary Redmann An artist her entire life, Mary Redmann remembers immortalizing her surroundings on canvas from the age of three. She finds inspiration for her abstract waterscapes and marbled creations from her travels, people, colors themselves, and mostly, nature. “I’ve always felt close to nature, and it’s one of the main things that I look forward to when I travel back to my native Sweden every summer”. After taking a hiatus from visual arts for a few years due to new priorities: three energetic blessings; finishing up a degree in business management; moving between Sweden, England, the U.S., and Japan; as well as many other changes, Mary picked up painting on a daily basis again about six years ago, after one of her closest friends introduced her to a process known as Vedic Art. This was a critical point in her evolution as an artist, where Mary transitioned from focusing mainly on creating a premeditated image to allowing herself to simply paint whatever came up in the moment, thereby learning to enjoy the journey of expression as much as the finished result. It was around this same time that Mary’s artistic style evolved from figurative to semi-abstract, a result of desiring a more unrestricted way of creating. Most of Mary’s pieces consist of numerous layers of resin and ink applied in a fluid, intuitive way, creating a multi-dimensional experience for the viewer. https://www.maryredmannart.com/ BACK TO EXHIBIT Button Button Button Button

VIEW GALLERY ART Jewelry Betsy has always been an artist. Her creativity has taken on many forms over the years in fashion, tablescapes, floral design, and Interior Design. Betsy studies under Master artist Bob Tompkins. She has also studied under Master Artists Roger Dale Brown and Stephanie Birdsall. Betsy is a member of Mississippi Oil Painters Association, Oil Painters of America, and The Cultural Arts Alliance ARTIST WEBSITE

Joey McKenna We all find inspiration from different places. Joey (Josann, but please call her Joey) gets her inspiration from nature. Being lucky enough to bounce from the Emerald Coast of Florida to the mountains of Breckenridge, Colorado, she has a lot of incredible subject matter. She sees how light and shadow change across the mountains and the sand, depending on weather, time of day and time of year. She can look at the same peak or the same stretch of beach and every time she sees new shapes, new colors, and new inspiration. Not that she ever stays in one place for long— Joey has taken painting workshops and shot photography across the country and in Europe. She focuses primarily on watercolor painting, following in her architect/painter father’s footsteps, but also loves photography and trying new techniques. We hope you enjoy her work as much as she enjoys creating it https://www.joeymckennaart.com/ BACK TO EXHIBIT Button Button Button Button

VIEW GALLERY ART Lucinda Bunn “I wish to bring joy to those who need it. And that is everyone.” Since her childhood living on the Long Island Sound in Larchmont, New York, Lucinda has always been a beach girl. While she began to love art at the age of five, she did not believe in her creative gifts until well into adulthood when a friend suggested that she create something beautiful for the world to enjoy, as a way to heal from depression. She began by painting happy furniture for children going into foster care. Over time, she began to play with happy, whimsical art on canvas, giving the paintbrush to her inner child to get the job done. Fast forward to 2020, Lucinda moved from Tulsa, Oklahoma to be in her bliss. Playing on the Emerald Coast shores of the Gulf of Mexico, where she paints and writes, alongside her roommate, Atlas the One Eyed Cat.

VIEW GALLERY ART Under 800 Beach Drive Sunet | Oil | 16" x 18" $300.00 Bittern Mug | Ceramics | 4" $28.00 Bloom | Mixed Media | 36" x 36" $610.00 Blue Barn | Acrylic | 13.5" x 13.5" $400.00 Blue Bayou | Acrylic | 20" x 24" $658.00 Burnin' Sky | Acrylic | 12" x 12" $300.00 Butter Dish | Ceramics $18.00 Champagne Star | Mixed Media | 36" x 36" $625.00 Circles and Lines | Acrylic | 24" x 24" $450.00 Circles Squared | Acrylic | 24" x 24" $450.00 Covered Jar | Ceramics $38.00 Covered Vase | Ceramics $68.00 Betsy has always been an artist. Her creativity has taken on many forms over the years in fashion, tablescapes, floral design, and Interior Design. Betsy studies under Master artist Bob Tompkins. She has also studied under Master Artists Roger Dale Brown and Stephanie Birdsall. Betsy is a member of Mississippi Oil Painters Association, Oil Painters of America, and The Cultural Arts Alliance ARTIST WEBSITE

VIEW GALLERY ART Dorothea Berkhout With my Dutch heritage, my admiration for the Dutch master painters, and my interest in contrasts between shadow and light and highlighting objects to reflect the angle of light, my paintings exhibit a realistic approach and perspective. I prefer to paint with oils, as they provide me the ability to intensify my paintings and my subjects by layering the paint and increasing the perception of depth. I have a passion for nature, and I love to paint still life, scenery, and figures, enhancing natural and everyday objects. Having traveled nationally and internationally, my paintings render the beauty, balance, and order that I have seen and attempt to express from a variety of settings. Although I began painting at a young age, I turned my attention to music for many years, then academic pursuits, and I have now returned to painting again over the past few years. After spending most of my life in New Jersey, I have recently relocated to Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, where I hope to be able to portray the local beauty with its vibrant light and colors in my future paintings and I now have the time to devote to further developing my technique. I appreciate the many opportunities in the Santa Rosa Beach area to interact with other artists and see their work, and I look forward to getting further engaged in the arts community here. Exhibitions in which my paintings have been featured: Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County, Member Art Tent, Sandestin, FL (May 7 – 8, 2022) Estelle Studio and Gallery, Freeport, FL (November 2021 – present) “Festival of the Arts,” Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation, Collaborative Art Tent, Destin, FL (October 2021) “Still Life and Landscape” exhibition, Princeton Academy of Art, Princeton, NJ, (2019) “New Brunswick Art Salon Part II: Watercolor and Mixed Media,” Alfa Art Gallery, New Brunswick, NJ (2018) “Women Live” exhibit, Hob-Art Cooperative Gallery, Hoboken, NJ, (2017) “New Brunswick Art Salon 2016: “L’Appel Du Vide,” Alfa Art Gallery, New Brunswick, NJ, (2016) https://www.dorotheaberkhout.com/

Sarah Riley Sarah Riley is a painter/printmaker based in Wellfleet, Massachusetts and Seagrove Beach, Florida. She is Prof. Emeritus and former Art Department Chairperson and Head of Printmaking at Holland College of Arts and Media in Cape Girardeau, MO. Her book on mixed-media printmaking was published in the USA in January 2012 by A & C Black, London: Practical Mixed-Media Printmaking Techniques. She studied at Virginia Commonwealth University, the Tyler School of Art-Rome campus, the Societa Dante Alighieri in Florence, Italy, and the University of Missouri, Columbia. “I use images to commemorate and to juxtapose. Life is fragmented, sometimes chaotic. Mixed-imagery, mixed-media seem in keeping; mixing techniques: printmaking, digital art, drawing, photography and paint. Subject matter comes from literature, history (especially women’s history), memory, drawings and photos. My use of anomalous shapes and textures reinforces the suggestion of memories and re-imaginings in the work. My process of experimentation with color, varying techniques and layering accentuates the re-tellings.” https://www.sarahriley.art/ BACK TO EXHIBIT Button Button Button Button