Andrew Evansen of Vermillion, Minn. -- Night Lights, Minneapolis, an original watercolor.
Evansen began painting watercolors in the mid 1990s and is largely self-taught. "I strive for a convincing portrayal of a landscape with an impressionistic touch. There's just something about city lights that draws me. Minneapolis has a gorgeous skyline -- throw in the snow and it's magical." Evansen recently won an international competition for his artwork and he has a featured article in American Artist's Watercolor magazine.
Lisa Fertig, Arden Hills, Minn. -- Rejoice, an original watercolor.
Fertig works in watercolor, acrylics and oils and paints in two distinct styles, abstract and representational. "Whether the inspiration comes from within or without, the destination remains the same. My art affirms my belief in the oneness of body, mind and the world in which we live." Lisa's artwork is held in numerous private collections, businesses and corporations and is shown in galleries throughout Minnesota.
Susan Fink, St. Louis Park, Minn. -- Blue Frost, an original watercolor.
Always a lover of the outdoors, Fink expresses her appreciation of nature through her watercolor painting. She says, "Painting keeps me focused on the beauty of the seasons and nature. Watercolor painting reminds me that there are things you can't control and sometimes it's the surprises that give the most pleasure." This painting captures the enjoyment of cross-country skiing through the pine trees with fresh falling snow.
Katherine Renee Huggins, Enid, OK -- Time Honored Tradition, an original colored pencil.
Huggins has been a Courage Card artist for more than 20 years. In
addition to her artistic endeavors, she is also a Public Fire and Life
Safety Educator. Huggins, along with her service dog, Willow, teach
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