Artists to See
Here are creations from artists for you to look at. These artists are ready to be hired for your special need!
On any contact you make, tell them you found them at pathpublishing.com. We work mostly on commission, and strive to promote this site and link wonderful artists with lovers of art. If you don't tell them, we lose our commission.
Mike Mahon
“Canón De Magio”
Offset print 16x20 image, 250 print edition - $85 ea.; uf, 50 A/P edition - $125
Shipping by artist for $10.00 to most U.S. locations
Mike Mahon's style is Impressionistic Realism, with paintings varying from subtle landscapes to stately and detailed portraits. He was a commercial artist and business owner for 27 years before establishing his full-time fine art career in 1998. Most recently he has been featured with 99 other artists from around the world in the 2004 North Light Books publication, 100 Ways to Paint Portraits and Figures. He was the Award of Merit winner at the Taos Society of Portrait Artists 2004 annual show in Taos, New Mexico. Winner of many other art awards and honors, he teaches workshops with skill and patience. Working mainly in oil and pastel, he teaches a “process” rather than “technique” oriented workshop, where students consistently rave over their results.
Besides teaching workshops and his Saturday Studio©, Mike judges shows, takes portrait commissions on a waiting list, and is represented by several galleries in Texas and New Mexico.
Mike's studio/gallery is in Amarillo, Texas, and he can be reached at 806-359-5130 or at art@mmahon.com. Tell him you found him at pathpublishing.com. His comprehensive website, www.mmahon.com, features many of his paintings, articles about his work, and step-by-step painting demonstrations.
Janey Esely
Besides Janey’s illustrations for several children’s books, she is skilled in oils and watercolors. Her training with noted instructors has led to her inclusion in the Best of the Southwest show in Amarillo for three years, and other showings. Her talent, her love for Jesus, and her desire for historical accuracy, as in this illustration for a short story, make her a talented addition to any staff. For more information contact path2@pathpublishing.com.
C.W. Miller
Cleta’s talent was evident even as a girl, winning first place in a nation-wide Milton Bradley Crayon contest for fifth graders. Numerous other awards and contests have been won by her over the years. She is the primary artistic consultant for Path Publishing.
Located in Amarillo, Texas, Cleta loves to paint in western or southwester realistic styles. She enjoys painting lifelike portraits of children, loved ones, and animals (especially horses). She can paint on almost any surface: household items, tools, walls, furniture, cow skulls ― you name it. Perhaps most importantly, her heart goes into every work. Contact her at (806) 359-9581 or clemil@arn.net.
Check out her personal page here at this site, giving you more information and art samples! Cleta Miller, An Artist for All Surfaces.
Larry Thompson
Larry Thompson, Lubbock artist, specializes in bowls and other ceramic objects. In his words: “I can emboss whatever graphic they give me onto ceramic bowls, ceramic pitchers, coasters, and ice cream bowls. I can make bowls in terra cotta clay (reddish color), terra cotta/white clay (pink), or in white clay, using whatever colors they desire to color or to decorate and imprint church name or logo.”
Imagine what an impression you would make if you gave away beautiful bowls or some other ceramic piece, like a cross, to you r favorite donors or customers as a thank-you.
E-mail for sizes and prices at abuelostable@netscape.net.
And God saw everything that he had made, and, behold, it was very good. Genesis 1:31