Art For The Wall

Peggy Lewis: The Open Gate on Old Bread Bowl; Signed by Artist

Jacy Gunz, a Wilcox County artist, created "The Sea Hag- 22x20." Using foil and a light blue paint, she created a background of the ocean. Using various colors like dark blue, white, black, greens, yellows, and gold, Jacy Gunz created a beautiful underwater scene of a skeleton mermaid "hag" with a skeleton fish, along with bubbles in the water and a scene of the bottom of the ocean floor with its algae and plants. Across the middle, there is a horizontal band of a orange-ish shading. This...

The Vision, is an evocative painting by Casey Roberts that presents a surreal and symbolic scene against a vibrant, deep blue background. This 12"x16" composition on canvas features several distinct figures and elements that invite interpretation.

Andrea Windham Guy: These Days, acrylic, approx. 15.5"x13" 

Lolita Dickinson: Three Cots Together; Framed Pastel painting, approx. 21.75"x18"; signed by the artist

Jan Agee: Tiger Graphite Framed  This 27in x 21in framed graphite drawing for all the Auburn fans who yell "Go Tiger's"

Natalie hand painted this beautiful cat with tiger stripe fur and light blue eyes, painted in a 16x20 canvas. The cat sits behind a deep blue background with a light blue aura. This piece is signed by the artist

Angela Turner Fernandez, a Wilcox county artist, created this mixed media blue and gold cross made from torn paper on a 12"x4"canvas. 

Derrell Vaughn: Triple Copper Flowers on Plaster Slats and Tin; approx. 26"x15.5"

Derrell Vaughn: Triple Copper Flower; on Pine Slab and Tin, approx. 20"x14"

Mary Croley hand painted this beautiful painting of a deer stepping into a stream for a drink of water. This is a 23"x19" wood framed picture. The background gives off the feeling of a late evening sunset with trees and grass on both the left and right side.

Two Roads Diverged Using the poetry of Robert Frost, "The Road Less Taken", Joan Barfield constructed a framed 11"x14" painting of a forest scene in which the traveler had to choose between which path he should follow. He chose the less traveled and ended up feeling all the better for it. This is a joyful, cheerful, and inviting piece made with acrylics on paper and is displayed in a frame with glass. The vibrancies of the yellow and orange colors in this fall forest scene contrasting with the...