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Project Category: Artists

Stan Fellows

Stan Fellows

Stan Fellows has been an illustrator for thirty five years, painting for magazines, corporate clients, and children’s books. Clients from the past two years include: Martha Stewart Living, Harper’s Magazine, The Atlantic Monthly, The New York Times, Smithsonian Magazine, Audubon, National Geographic, Field & Stream, The Chicago Tribune, The Boston Globe, NYU, Notre Dame, United...

Mary Englebreit

Mary Englebreit

An entire industry has grown up around Mary Engelbreit, but it all began with a young girl who just wanted to draw pictures. Mary moved into her first “studio,” a hastily vacated linen closet in the St. Louis home where she grew up, when she was just 11 years old. “We jammed a desk and...

Jeffrey Ebbeler

Jeffrey Ebbeler

Jeffrey Ebbeler has been creating award winning art for children for over a decade. He has illustrated more than 40 picture books. He worked as an Art Director for the children’s book department of Publication’s International in Chicago for 6 years. He writes and illustrates the monthly comic series Nestor’s Dock for Ask magazine. He...

Chris Easey

Chris Easey

Chris Easey did not attend his first art class until after retiring from secondary school teaching. His partner, Sharon, gave him a box of paints and paper for his retirement as “a hint to do something useful!” While “sitting in the sun adding watercolor to a pen and ink drawing of a gateway, a shadow...

Pamela Dalton

Pamela Dalton

Pamela Dalton’s Scherenschnitte have delighted collectors worldwide for almost twenty-five years. Her work is created in the tradition of early American paper cutting popular in the Pennsylvania Dutch regions of this country in the early nineteenth century. Dalton’s original designs are influenced by popular historical themes: patriotism, biblical and religious motifs, and scenes from rural...

Richard Cowdrey

Richard Cowdrey

Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Richard Cowdrey graduated from The Columbus College of Art and Design in 1981. After briefly working at Hallmark Greeting Cards, in Kansas City, Missouri, he has been a freelance illustrator working with many distinguished clients, such as, Abercrombie & Fitch, Chase Manhattan Bank, Ducks Unlimited, Harcourt Brace, Harper Collins, Wendy’s International...

In honor of Juneteenth, the University of Findlay’s Mazza Museum will display “A Tribute to Floyd Cooper and Jerry Pinkney.”

Floyd Cooper

Floyd Cooper received a Coretta Scott King Award for his illustrations in The Blacker the Berry and a Coretta Scott King Honor for Brown Honey in Broomwheat Tea and I Have Heard of a Land. Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Cooper received a degree in fine arts from the University of Oklahoma and, after...

Normand Chartier

Normand Chartier

Normand Chartier is a Connecticut artist, who lives in the rural “Quiet Corner” of the state. He is an accomplished rising watercolorist and an internationally celebrated illustrator, specializing in children’s literature. His luminous impressionistic watercolor paintings have won numerous awards and have found their way into more than two hundred and fifty public and private...

Marsha Gray Carrington

Marsha Gray Carrington

Marsha cannot remember a time in her life when she was not making something. Whether it was drawing, painting, making photographs at an early age with her Brownie camera, or just putting together found objects. Marsha has always known that visual creativity was her calling and passion. Her mother, Louise H. Carrington, an accomplished and...

Gina Capaldi

Gina Capaldi

When Gina Capaldi was ten years old she wrote a letter to Norman Rockwell telling him she loved his work and when she grew up wanted to be an illustrator, too! Mr. Rockwell wrote back to Gina and this very letter sits near her drafting table- forever encouraging and uplifting her. Gina has both written...