Keith Linwood Stover - Curator
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"Bringing the Museum to You"
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The Cyber Art Show
By permission of the artist, The Cyber Art Show is pleased to feature the first of two 12-piece Exhibitions of works by American contemporary Impressionist painter Julia Patterson (born 1957 in Texarkana, Arkansas).
As a native Texan and an Arizona resident for 25 years, Julia's sensibilities are grounded in the American Southwest. The textural attributes of sanded paper and pastel sticks lend themselves to the arid magic of the desert, adobe, earth and boundless sky. Julia wishes to capture those moments that have tripped some artistic trigger within her, and the pure pigments of pastel afford her the freedom to do that.
- Image of the Day -
"Thirsty Calves"
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Twelve Pieces by Contemporary Artist
Julia Patterson (Born 1957)
Feature Artist Bio
Gallery #97
November 7, 2014
 Water DropletsDescribe your image here |  Budding TreeDescribe your image here |  Fallen ApplesDescribe your image here |
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 Cherry BlossomDescribe your image here |  Ray of LightDescribe your image here |  BloomDescribe your image here |
 DewDescribe your image here |  Tranquil forestDescribe your image here |  Lilly PondDescribe your image here |
 Julia Patterson - Thirsty Calves |  Julia Patterson - Tenth Avenue |  Julia Patterson - Harbor |
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 Julia Patterson - Sedona Splendor |  Julia Patterson - Red Rock Rails |  Julia Patterson - The Chairs |
 Julia Patterson - Up the Path |  Julia Patterson - Steep Trail |  Julia Patterson - Dunes |
 Julia Patterson - Old Town II |  Julia Patterson - Chimayo |  Julia Patterson - Bosque in Winter |
ARTIST OFFICIAL BIO
http://juliapattersonart.com/about/
Julia Patterson's
OFFICIAL WEBSITE:
http://juliapattersonart.com/
ARTIST'S STATEMENT:
"Soft pastels make me as giddy as a child with a new pack of Crayons. Far messier than Crayons, their tactile nature is a key part of what engages me about the medium. Coming to pastel from the world of watercolor, I was agog at the immediate gratification of pure, vibrant color. I still often under-paint with watercolor and allow some translucency to shimmer through the pastel. The technique works well with the subjects I’m attracted to: doors, windows, gates ~ tantalizing in their mysteries, possibilities, longing."
