Maryann Grenon: Oil

---Maryann Grenon’s choice of medium is oil.

MaryAnn can be reached through the email of this website [email protected]

Julienne Julie Jaworski: Acrylic and Watercolor

---Julienne Jaworski was a creative child with a vigorous imagination and a love of color. She realized her calling was to be an artist while still in her early teens. Julienne attended Wayne State University where she obtained a Bachelors of Fine Arts with a teaching degree. Her post graduate work was in ceramics with Michigan State Pewabic Pottery in Detroit. Julies artistic ability and curiosity led her to explore many areas.
Her experience encompasses fiber art, furniture, sculpture and painting. Julie also offers private instruction in those same areas. In her studio she is currently focusing on acrylic landscape painting and portraits.

Julienne may be reached through the email of this website. [email protected]

Ginny Kane: Watercolor

---Ginny’s choice of medium is watercolor.

Ginny can be reached through the email of this website. [email protected]

Margaret Lago: Acrylic and Pastel

---Margaret Lago always wanted to be an artist. As a young adult she decided to fulfill that desire. She enhanced her natural ability by taking instruction from a local artist located in Sanilac County. Margaret has over 30 years of experience with acrylic and pastel painting. She definitely accomplished her artistic goal. Her subject matter is most often landscape or still life.

Margaret can be reached through the email of this website. [email protected]

Betty Long: Pastel

---Betty Long’s choice of medium is pastel.

Betty can be reached through the email of this website. [email protected]

Betty Lueders: Pastel and Oil

---Betty Lueders cultivated her love of art by taking classes during high school and college. She continued her art education through seminars and local art instruction. The Black River Art Club which she joined in 1991 further stimulated her interest. Pastel and oil are her favorite media. Betty creates both land and sea scapes which are set in Michigan.

Betty can be reached through the email of this website. [email protected]

Wayne Milburn: Watercolor

---Wayne Milburn retired in the fall of 1998 and finally had time for a hobby. He had sketched with pencil as a child and decided to give painting a try. Wayne took a class in
watercolor from Dorothy Wagner, a Port Huron, Michigan, artist. During class, Wayne
began to realize that painting was harder than it looked; but he was hooked and his choice of medium was to become watercolor. Wayne’s approach is to mentally work out the
composition before he begins to paint and then the painting itself seems to flow. He favors landscapes of all seasons.

Wayne can be reached through the email of this website. [email protected]