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Jesse Eastburn
Jesse Eastburn
Jesse Eastburn
Veteran
Former tattoo and graffiti artist, Jesse now completes commissioned murals and beautiful works on canvas with a variety of mediums that incorporate his former graffiti skills with those of fine art.
Don Gardner
Jesse Eastburn
Jesse Eastburn
Veteran
Don Gardner’s photography has been featured, along with other artists, at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center, the Veterans Arts Center on Santa Fe, the Curtis Center for the Arts, the online-only 2019 “Y/OUR Denver” photography exhibition, and on Channel 9 news. One of his images won Honorable Mention by Historic Denver in their “Landmarks of Today and Tomorrow” photo contest.
Jim Stevens
Jesse Eastburn
Jim Stevens
Veteran
Winner of the U.S. Veterans Administration's National Gold Medal for Fine Art and featured artist in over 50 regional and national publications, Jim's art becomes even more amazing when you realize he is legally blind. He is passionately known for his signature portraits on monofilament strings, abstract realism paintings on combined panels and his beautiful works in charcoal and scrimshaw.
Dean Glorso
Dean Glorso
Jim Stevens
Veteran
Dean Glorso, a Land Surveyor/Map Maker for over 45 years, now enjoys oil paintings of: Planes, Trains, Automobiles, Humans, & Critters
You have photos? Dean has a passion to paint them in colorful oil.
Jerry Rael
Dean Glorso
Jerry Rael
Veteran
The bright colors and the mixed emotions in Jerry Rael's subjects are represented with a quality that spells ghosts and they are intertwined in a world where one doesn't know which is real or which is fantasy.
Greg Griem
Dean Glorso
Jerry Rael
Veteran
A photograph makes the world stop for a minute to enjoy the beauty that was captured. My goal is to give the world as many of those moments as possible.
Nicole Jirtle
Jonathan Roberts
Jonhda Starling
Veteran
Jonhda Starling
Jonathan Roberts
Jonhda Starling
Veteran
As a Navy veteran and an artist of numerous trades, Jonhda Starling is versatile in many traditional media, such as oil paint, acrylics, inks and watercolors. Starling gives peculiar attention to the expressions of characters engaged in industrial and science fiction themed environments, or even the environment itself. These visual elements are often used to encourage healing and resolution from struggles originating from varied underlying symptoms of depression. This, in a way, can enable those who have difficulty finding purpose for their lives, as well as her own.
Jonathan Roberts
Jonathan Roberts
Jonathan Roberts
Veteran
My name is Jonathan Roberts and I'm a Veteran and local artist. Currently I'm working with acrylics and gouache after a 5 year pause in painting. With an itch that needed to be scratched I began painting my favorite TV and movie actors. I currently have 27 pieces for sale at the VFW.
Celia Qualich Saravia
Celia Qualich Saravia
Celia Qualich Saravia
VAC Civilian
I make happy art. I’m pleased when people smile and chuckle after viewing my work. I love when children point and squeal.
Some art teachers will tell you “It isn’t art unless it’s saying something.”
I believe art is anything that makes you feel something.
I want the world to feel happy.
James Holmes
Celia Qualich Saravia
Celia Qualich Saravia
VAC Civilian
Everything I internalize, the experiences I have, the people in my life, my hopes and dreams, my faith are all reflected from heart, mind, and soul through the prism of my intuitive lenses resulting in artistic expressions. I attracted to my life a muse and divine inspiration to create vivid abstract expressions that tell a story, define my journey, and inspire me to embrace all that is good in my life.
ADELINA GONZALES
ADELINA GONZALES
ADELINA GONZALES
VAC Civilian
Also known as That5280Lady, Adelina is best known for her innovative and creative approach using recycled materials. Her unique combinations of recycled drum heads, vinyl records, lighting gel, and LED lights have created never before seen concepts in the art world.
Cameron severson
ADELINA GONZALES
ADELINA GONZALES
VAC Civilian
I enjoy painting whimsical fantasy scenes and often give them comically absurd narratives. Each painting involves multiple layers of slow-drying acrylic paint on canvas or on wood panels where exposed wood can be turned into part of the scene. Also part of the artistic process is cutting, sanding, and staining the wood panels to not only paint on but also to mount my prints on. Lastly, I thoroughly enjoy connecting with others to learn about their perspectives or approaches to art or to help them realize their potential as artists.