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Eulalie Brown, Frogworks Design
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Eulalie Brown
Growing up on Long Island in New York gave me access to many exciting opportunities. My experiences include studying art at Parson’s School of Design. I earned my BA in Art Education from C.W. Post College on Long Island. I have an MA in Special Education from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. I have taught for many years. Now I am a happy painter in Vail Arizona.
Color, shape, and texture dominate my images. I like to explore the arrangement of shapes and space that come together in composition. My acrylic and mixed media works are painted in layers to create depth and interest on the finished surface. I want the viewer to come into the painting and develop their own relationship with the artwork. Art is expression, communication, for me. I want to strike an emotional chord in the viewer.
My watercolor paintings depict times and places personal to me. I am a Saguaro Fellow in the Southern Arizona Watercolor Guild and enjoy painting both outdoors and in the studio.
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