Our Artists
Michelle will soon be hanging up her wings in the aviation industry as a corporate flight attendant (HR & AP). Since lockdown, Michelle has been dabbling in acrylics using brushes, knives, chopsticks, and fingers. Experimenting within the shield of her tiny Texas townhome, she has discovered her euphoric space. She has an intense thirst for creating (whether modest or taboo), which yields a joyous experience and, her pieces are evident of that.
Michelle De La Vega
Maureen Womack
Maureen Womack is a self-taught artist who received her degree in advertising from the University of Texas at Austin. She works mostly in acrylics and prefers abstract and non-representational styles. She was selected to create paintings for the Omni Dallas Hotel and has 100 original pieces hanging in guest rooms throughout the property. She uses stencils, blocks, paper, plastic, and anything else that can help create more riddles within the piece.
When he is in the studio, time disappears as he becomes engaged with the art. Each piece of art begins with an emotion. His art proves that there are truly no boundaries when it comes to mixing mediums. He captivates an audience drawn to color and unique works of art. Whether he is working with primary colors or jewel tones, he mixes color in a way so that the end product is an enhanced version of its familiar roots.
Alan Smith
Karen Hall
Karen is a Dallas-based artist who originally hails from San Antonio. She studied fine art at Texas Tech University, the University of North Texas, and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. She began her career as a muralist creating in both residential and commercial venues as far away as San Jose CA, Boston MA, New Orleans LA, and St Croix in the US Virgin Islands and locally here in the greater Dallas area. For the last 20 years in addition to murals, portraits, and her own fine art pieces, she has brought to life countless specialty and custom work for clients and have collaborated with prominent designers and builders.
Rebecca is a painter based in Dallas, Texas. Much of her subject matter includes a modern take on iconic symbols of the 60s and 70s, but more so in the often seen Japanese design references in my work. She likes to play around with the effects of side x side light against dark colors to produce shadows and 3-D effects What motivates her to want to paint every day is the unknown, the unexpected; where her painting might digress, and/or the addition of other materials in my paintings.
Rebecca Schnitzer
