Arts Alive 2011 Banner Auction Catalog - Downtown Encinitas ...

Arts Alive 2011
Banner Auction Catalog
Live Auction
June 5th , 2011 - Sunday - 2:00 p.m.
Cardiff Town Center Courtyard
Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Ca.
Rich Houk - Auctioneer
Originally conceived by Encinitas in
2000, this innovative Arts Alive program
has been picked up by dozens of communities
across the country. Each banner
has been painted by a local artist and
is displayed on Hwy. 101 lamp posts from
Cardiff, Encinitas through Leucadia. The
banners hang from March to May. They
are then auctioned off to the highest bidder
at the Live Auction Event on June 5, 2011.
Half of the proceeds collected will go to one
of the following organizations: 101 Artists
Colony, Cardiff 101, Leucadia 101, while the
remaining half goes to the artist. Purchasing
a banner supports the Arts in Encinitas.
View banners and download Auction Catalogs
at:
www.ArtsAliveEncinitas.com
www.101artistscolony.com
www.encinitas101.com
Place your silent bid by calling the DEMA office - (760) 943-1950
Bidding starts at $150.00 plus tax.
Final bids are accepted at the Live Auction.

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Encinitas Small Banners
Located on lamp posts along
Hwy. 101 from A St. to F St.
Size 18” x 50”
1. Diana Bartletti
Floating Hearts and Stars
2. Jackie Bond
Poppies! Springtime in the West
The artist is donating her share of
the proceeds to the
101 Artists’ Colony.
3. Lark Calderon-Gomez
Aluma
Lark was born and raised in California
where she fell in love with oil painting
when she was young. The name,
“Aluna” was from a dream.
4. Carolyn Cope
Wisteria @ Sunset
One of my favorite two images: wisteria
blooming and the sunset from
McNeill Guest House.
5. Dody Crawford
Bessie Love, Actress
Bessie was born Juanita Horton September 1898
in Midland, Texas. Her cowboy father moved the
family to Hollywood and as the family needed
more money, her mother sent her to Biograph
Studios to become an actress. D.W. Griffith decided
she was pretty and talented enough to be
in several of his films such as “Intolerance” and
“Birth of a Nation.” She was nominated Best as
Actress in 1929 for “The Broadway Melody”, hailed
as one of the first talking films.Bessie built a cottage
getaway here in Encinitas at 571 4th Street in
1926 which still stands. She continued to appear
in many movies up until 1983. She passed away in
1986 in London, her home.
6. Rachel Edwards
How much do YOU love Encinitas?
Rachel is a local artist who is currently
getting her MFA in Drawing. “We all
love tattoos, so why not have them
pay homage to our beloved town?
And a pretty girl never hurts. Plus, it
was just fun to draw.”
www.racheledwardsart.com

7.Victoria Englund
Sunset
This painting represents my vision of
living aboard a sailboat with my husband
and enjoying the beautiful sunsets.
8. Michael & Helaina Erbs
Under Sea Contentment
Very fascinated by the seahorse and
in my opinion its contentment with
what it is. Peaceful representation
and its ability to give birth as a male.
9. Heather Gibb
Guardian of the Forest
This is a Balinese dragon. He is the
guardian of the forest. He evokes
mystery, magic and play.
10. Andrew Gilmour
The Butterfly and the Caterpillar
Inspired by the garden in Spring,
teeming with life, this time of regeneration
and renewal brings colour
and light anew.
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11. Damon Ginart
The Tao Of Latte
Everything is temporary and beautiful
in its unique existance
photo by Todd LeVeck
latte by Damon Ginart who is a barrista
at Java Hut in Encinitas.
12. Michelle Gonzalez
Date Night
I Love color and design and have
been doing a series of wine &
flowers - I thought it would be a
perfect fit for the
Arts Alive banner.
www.fineartamerica.com
13. Beverly Goodman
Fridakookahlo
Beverly Goodman and her niece Allison
Combs combined forces this year.
In honor of the Cardiff Kook, we give
you another outfit. We hope it makes
you smile. Of course as Beverly owns
Coast Hwy Traders, it had to be a play
on a Mexcian artist. We chose Frida
Kahlo, an iconic Mexican artist.
14. Sharon Hoffman
Imagine Peace
The artist is donating her share
of the proceeds to The Community
Resource Center, 650
Second Street, Encinitas, CA.
www.communityresourcecenter.org

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15. Ingrid Hoffmeister
Heading Home
Living in this environment has inspired
me to cultivate the arts, relationships
and new ideas including
co-founding Play2Create, a workshop
designed to offer a variety of portals
into the mystery of timeless creativity.
www.play2create.com The artist’s
share of the proceeds will go to
www.chhahari.org c/o DAVIS-ZFATY.
16.Ingrid Hoffmeister
Bare Essentials
All artistic endeavors inspire because
they cultivate reflection and the potential
for a meaningful life. Working
in Nepal helping Chhahari, a home for
at risk and orphan children has awakened
me to what is the Bare Essentials.
www.play2create.com The artist’s
share of the proceeds will go to
www.chhahari.org c/o DAVIS-ZFATY.
17. Sara Hollingsworth
Transformation
Butterflies have been my theme to
life this year for their transformation.
This year has been full of beautiful
change & butterflies are the perfect
metaphor.
19. Christine Kissel
You’re Always On My Mind
Crazy looking Tiki with retro pinup
girl. I would like to thank Danny,
Brenda Yont and Eddie Soto for turning
me on to the world of Tiki.
20. Rob LeVeille
2012 The End Or The Beginning
As an Arizona State University student
of anthropology, Rob traveled
through Mexico studying indigenous
native cultures and the ancient sites
they left behind. It was these archaeological
expeditions that influenced
this painting of the Mayan calendar.
21. Olga Litvin
Mother Earth
Earth, birch trees, rainbows and waterfalls.
This banner is inspired by my
favorite elements in nature, and their
balance in this world.
www.bridgingwalls.blogspot.com
18. Travis Kehler 22. Kathi McCord
Nefertiti
The Beautiful
(or perfect) one has arrived.
Mr. Fox’s Starlight Pizzeria
The inspiration for this banner is the
many children’s books I’ve illustrated
which “star” animals doing everything
we humans do…including eating
pizza and the MANY wonderful
restaurants in Encinitas with their accompanying
colorful clientele.
www.kathimccord.com

23. Teasha McKeen
24. Nancy Nelson
25. Ty Nite
Enjoy Earth
Inspired by the beautiful colors and
patterns we find on this planet.
Waiting for Nancy
My dad Bob, who is going to be 96
this year, waits in front of his Leucadia
house until I pull up in my car to
pick up mom every morning on our
way to work. Anyone who walks or
rides their bike on Eolus might recognize
him. He keeps in great shape
by walking every morning and eating
right.
Battle Dragon
26. Betsy O’Neill
Cardiff Soup
Cardiff Soup; it’s good for your soul.
Every 100 years it just gets better!
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27. Toby Prager
The Jewel in the Lotus
The Chinese symbols in my banner
represent: Kwan Yin-Goddess of mercy,
forgiveness, compassion, fertility,
and good fortune; Yin Yang-unity
of opposite forces; Dragon-wisdom,
strength, & transformation; Chant-Om
Mani Padma Hum to practice generosity,
concentration, tolerance, patience,
perseverance, wisdom and prosperity.
Email: tobytheclown@sbcglobal.net
28. Essenz Schenker
Love Art
Essenz Schenker is the 16 year-old
artist daughter of Michael Schenker,
German guitarist of rock legends
“The Scorpions”.
29.Terri Soppe
Swami’s Traffic
This is a classic winter day in Encinitas,
where surfing at Swamis is a popular
activity. There can be a traffic
jam causing the surfer to negotiate a
slalom course after catching a wave.
The artist is donating her share of the
proceeds to the 101 Artists’ Colony.
www.terrisoppe.com
30. Anita Strine
Pretty Flowers

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31. Gary Olaf Tancrati
When I Look at the World
Gary is a local artist, muralist, and
faux painter. Originally from New
England, he has been living and working
in southern Ca for 10 years. This
is his first banner with Arts Alive. His
artwork depicts different ways that
different people view world happenings.
32. Peggy Tang
Harmony on Earth
As I watch what is happening around
the globe, Harmony is all that I
hope for. It is a hope I want to share
through my calligraphy, bringing
positive energy through arts.
33. Sheryl Tempchin
Tall Ship
To me, the sailing ship represents the
spirit of adventure. The artist’s share
of the proceeds will go to Awakenings
Health Institute in Solana Beach,
CA.
34. Niles Tucker
In My Life
A painting in honor of my elementary
school growing up, Pacific View.
35. Kimi Wood
It’s The Little Things...
A tiny hummingbird is flying in to
take a sip of a droplet of plant sap,
which holds a distorted reflection of
a flower. Kimi is a 19-year-old college
senior at CSUSM, and is preparing to
enter grad school to earn her doctorate
in physical therapy. She is a selftaught
artist who enjoys drawing and
painting in her spare time.

Encinitas Large Banners
36. Donna Butnik
Seahorses
I love seahorses. For thousands of
years seahorses have been revered
and prized.
http://artpaintings4decor.com
37. Elise Courtois
San Dieguito Academy
Untitled
Elise is a senior at SDA. The artist’s
share of the proceeds will go to San
Dieguito Academy’s art program.
38. Christopher Dillman
Ode to Angelo
It’s all that and a bag of zucchini fries.
Proud to show my admiration for Encinitas
101 since ’08.
www.fullblend.com
39. Bobbi Duley
Poppibilities
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Located on lamp posts along
Hwy. 101 from F St. to K St.
Size 30” x 84”
Picture a world where we’re limited
only by our imagination: a time when
what we’re told is not accepted as
truth. Here, the poppibilities are endless.
Here, I dream to be.
~ dedicated to Chris ~
40. May Hoegen
Sunset Wink
Wink once, wink twice, what do you
see? Do it again and perhaps you
could attest that even winking for a
little second beauty is always around.
41. Jim Hornung
Happy Spirit Man
Floating through the blue cosmos
while energized spirits cavort
along in harmonic convergence.

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42. Nancy Jean
Friends
My son, Finley, and his friend, Ireland,
who is five years his senior have
been close friends since Finley’s birth
in our Leucadia home almost five
years ago.
43. Adam Koltz
The Star
I wanted to be an artist in third grade,
after winning first place in a school
art contest. I am inspired by living so
close to the Star of India.
www.shipportraits.com
44. Jean Krumbein
Surfer
Jean is an artist/art model who is a 27
year Leucadia resident. She runs several
life drawing groups in Encinitas.
45. Vanessa Lemen
Aegle
vanessalemenart.com
vanessalemenart.blogspot.com
studio2ndstreet.com
46. Patti McDuffie
Surf Fishing at Sunset
A native Southern Californian, Patti’s
love of the ocean and lagoons is
reflected in her paintings. She is a
preschool teacher and artist who believes
that hands-on learning is key at
any age.
www.pattimcduffie-artist.com
47. Janice Erickson Nolan
Moonlight Beach ‘ 61
Many, Many thanks to the Encinitas Historical
Society for allowing me to use one of
their numerous photos of Encinitas past. Mr.
Lloyd O’Connell, Casey and the other volunteers
helped me find the photo of Moonlight
Beach from 1961, bringing back memories of
my childhood. Spending countless summers
there, with my family, enjoying the snack
bar’s goodies, renting those hard canvas rafts,
and having bonfires at night eating hot dogs
and burgers. As it turns out, Mr. O’Connell
still lives in the house around the corner from
where I grew up!
48. Taylor Reeve
www.taylorsays.com
49. Lisa Roche
Nectar of the Vine
A butterfly with exquisite taste! A big
fan of both local art and California wine,
Lisa is an award winning oil painter residing
in Carlsbad. Lisa specializes in oil
portraits and in subjects that just pop
off the canvas with life. Lisa’s paintings
are found in private collections throughout
the United States. View her work/
contact her at www.gypsycreations.com
760-889-2782 Lisa LOVES to fulfill commission
requests!

50. Debbie Schaefer
Walk on Moonlight
It’s time once again to express my
love for our community with a walk
on Moonlight Beach. There is beauty
all around us when we take the time
to enjoy it. I am grateful for the gift
of art and to share that knowledge
with my students at Rancho Encinitas
Academy.
51. Jayne Spencer
Purple Palms
Native San Diegan, Jayne Spencer
grauated from SDSU in Graphic Design.
She teaches painting at Mira
Costa College as well as in her coastal
studio in Encinitas. - Jayne’s paintings
and greeting cards are sold in local
galleries, coffee houses along the
coast. Please visit her website at
www.jaynespencer.com
52. Bruce Stewart
The Great Escape
A Great White breeches following a failed ambush.
Scars on hauled-out sea lions suggest such “Great
Escapes” are common. Local artist and photographer,
Bruce Stewart founded the One Ocean Art
Studio in 2007 to promote ocean awareness and
conservation through art. His works can be viewed
at the Off Track Gallery in the Lumberyard in Encinitas,
at the Del Mar Art Center in the Del Mar
Plaza, and online at www.oneoceanart.etsy.com.
Commissions are welcome. Bruce enjoys teaching
aspiring artists of all ages in private and semi-private
lessons and offers unique assembly, field, and
classroom programs utilizing art to increase ocean
science literacy. Email: BruceStewartAssociates@
gmail.com
53. Carla Stockalper
About to Crash
Living in Encinitas has inspired me to appreciate
the beauty of a wave, even if it’s
about to crash on my head. The artist’s
share of the proceeds will be donated to
The Sean O’Shea Foundation, 3397 Hollowtree
Drive, Oceanside, CA 92058.
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54. Julie Ann Stricklin
Rain Birds at 6:30
I am an independent commercial illustrator,
graphic designer, as well
as fine artist. I am the illustrator of
a wide range of books ranging from
children’s books, poetry, vanity, to
educational and how-to publications.
www.julieannstricklin.com
www.julieannstricklin.weebly.com
www.tinyurl.com/JulieAnnStricklin
55. Grace Swanson
Frangipani Hearts
Frangipani (or Plumeria) blossoms
always remind me of the most wonderful
places on earth—especially
Hawaii and my country of birth, Nigeria!
www.gourdsbygrace.com
56. Andrea Team
The Great Beyond
My banner title is from the song by
REM. There is a line about pushing an
elephant up the stairs, which I think
is a great metaphor. You know when
things just seem so difficult, and actually
even a bit silly. I like that line.
Andrea J’Neene Team, Studio 12, The
Foundry in Carlsbad.
57. Deeba Van Overberghe
Grateful Harvest
Inspired by the bountiful fields of oranges,
lemons and limes near her home in Rancho
Santa Fe, Deeba created this painting to reflect
her gratitude. Having created artwork
in many homes in the U.S., this year her work
will take her to Jakarta, Indonesia where she
will create beauty in one of her client’s estates.
She is grateful to be able to earn her
living as an artist and hopes it will be reflected
in this piece. Owner/Artist of Studio Deeba. If
you are interested in seeing more of her work,
send her an email at studiodeeba@gmail.com

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58. Laura Lyn Walker
Statice
I’m so grateful to participate in the
Arts Alive Banner Program. I love living
in San Diego.
www.lauralynart.com
59. Skye Walker
Bigfoot Rides Logs
There has always been a need for
humorous cartoons within the surf
culture – it’s all a part of the fun of
surfing. In this piece I combine surfing
with another subject that has a
history of humor around it – Bigfoot.
www.iamskyewalker.com
60. Toni Williams
California Coast
Capturing the light is the essence of
the early California Impressionists.
This banner is a reflection of that tradition.
www.ToniWilliamsArt.com
Member: California Art Club; American
Impressionists Society; Signature
Member Oil Painters of America; Laguna
Plein Air Painters Association.
Cardiff Banners Located on lamp posts in the
Cardiff Town Center parking lot
and Restaurant Row on Hwy 101
Size 30” x 84”
61. Rebecca Arce Gray
Peaceable Kingdom
I’ve done this banner in keeping with
a story I’m writing and illustrating
for children based on the theme,
American primitive artist, Edward
Hicks (1780-1849) used to paint.
Visit my blog: www.sandiegocaarceart.blogspot.com
to learn more
about me.
62. Victoria Bearden
Bubbles
I love the ocean and often imagine I
see mermaids out there, playing with
the dolphins by Cardiff Reef.
www.victoriapaints.com

63. Suki Berry
It is Love Inside the Machine
I love big robots. The majority of my
life revolves around being on San Dieguito
Academy’s Robotic’s Team.
a team of high school kids can work
with the grace and efficiency of a well
oiled machine. I find the smell of metal
romantic.
64. Cardiff School
The Eagle and Friends
This banner was painted by Cardiff
School students under the direction
of Max (Ze Eagle) Roemer, current
Cardiff parent. The artists are Evie,
Mila, and Sophia. Cardiff Schools
Education Association (SEA) ensures
high quality education by paying for
programs and equipment not funded
by public funds.
65. Bre Custodio
Evening Session with a Local
I wanted to make a piece that would
make the locals smile. I hope you enjoy
my surfing Swami piece. Good
luck finding a day where it’s just you
and the Swami in the line-up!
www.createdbybre.com
66. Rosie Daley
Athena
Leucadia Streets are named after
Greek mythology. My poster this
year is the Greek Goddess Athena.
Sculpture and ancient art are great
inspirations.
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67. Karin Grow
The Beekeeper
This painting was inspired after a
swarm of honeybees that came to
live with us a few years ago. We gave
them shelter and in return they provide
us with fresh honey.
www.karingrow.etsy.com
www.karingrow.blogspot.com
68. Susan Gumm
Sisters of the Heart
My subject matter for this year’s banner
was taken from a photo I took two years
ago at an International Assembly I attended
in San Diego. I met two lovely women,
one from Kenya the other from Mexico.
Their facial expression, fabric, color all
say so much as to the warmth and human
kindness that was experienced by all that
weekend; men women and children. www.
artbysusangumm.com The artist’s share of
the proceeds will go to Worldwide Work of
Jehovah’s Witnesses.
69. Bob Hord
Roy Rogers and the Missing Cat
Artist, sculptor, songwriter, mirthful
maker of musical instruments, aficionado
of the absurd, surveyor of silliness,
willy weaver of the whimsical,
friend of the common man, American.
www.bobhord.com Bob’s share
of the proceeds go to The Society of
Starving Cigar Box Guitar Makers Inc.
70. Bill Kaye
Rock in Peace
I think this was inspired by the tune
written by Alan O’Day & John Stevenson,
“If there’s a rock and roll heaven,
well you know they’ve got a hell of a
band”. Man, ain’t that the truth? So
these guys are some of my departed
favorites. Now if I could just channel
some of their licks….

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71. Kids for Peace
With Jennifer Hardy &
Christine Michel
Let Love Grow
Kids for Peace is here to uplift our world
through love and action. We are planting
seeds of hope kindness, unity and peace.
We are watering the roots and shining
the light. It is a joy to Let Love Grow!
The artist’s share of the proceeds will be
donated to Kids for Peace
www.kidsforpeaceglobal.org
760-730-3320
72. Miah Laino
In The Flora
My inspiration is always gorgeous
girls. I love painting a girl in a fabulous
dress doing something romantic
or evocative; a celebration of the
feminine. I want every girl to feel as
great as the ones in my paintings all
the time.
73. Artie Mattson
Visitors From Japan, Texas, & India
The inspiration for this art work came
from a travel log of family and friends
combined with a formal art education:
BA, CCAC//elementary credential.
The busy whimsical style is my
personality in a nutshell.
74. Nicolaus McGuire
Encinitas Afternoons
A view of the golden sands and turquoise
waters from a rooftop on
Neptune Avenue. One of my favorite
views in Encinitas is gazing out into
the endless horizon of the ocean on a
Summer’s afternoon.
www.Nicmcguire.com
75. Tara S. Messier
Roam with Om
Tara is an international artist who
travels frequently living and working
in Encinitas CA. Her art can be seen
on Facebook: Tara ji.
www.Roamwithom.com
76. Judy Mock
Cardiff to Cardiff – 100 Years
In 1911 a painter from Boston, J. Frank
Cullen, ventured into a bit of paradise
in southern California and promptly
named it after his wife’s hometown
in the United Kingdom. Mrs. Cullen
stands in her sunny flower garden
and gazes out to sea as the Cardiff
Castle in Wales becomes a pleasant
memory.
77. Diane Stacey
“Ganesa” is more than just an
Elephant Headed Deity
It’s another year for the Artist to
share a vision with the town, hence
Ganesa arrived inside of my inner
vision so here it is... The Cosmic Remover
of Obstacle’s money. The artist’s
share of the proceeds will be donated
to “ShantiPuri”, an Orphanage
in India.
78. Bryson Stein
Encinitas Beauty
We have an abundance of beauty
here in Encinitas. From the flowers
growing in a picturesque landscape
to the people living healthy
and positively. Feeling beautiful
here is easy when you are constantly
surrounded and engaged by
it. Let us keep it this way forever!

79. Billy Stewart
Jungle Papagayo
Billy is a coastal art veteran still in
active service after 40 years of work
in ever expanding mediums.....woodwork/sculpture,
concrete/tile mosaics
and sculpture, stained/etched glass,
painting, silkscreening, the beat goes
on and on....
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80. Katarina Tang
Dance Alive
I wanted to capture the exuberance
of swing dance within an abstract
figure that embodies the power and
grace of movement to music, and to
express my personal joy in what a gift
it has been in my life.
Leucadia Banners
Located on lamp posts along
Hwy. 101 from La Costa Blvd. to A St.
Size 30” x 84”
81. Ellen “Ellie” Benfatti
Sea Nymph
Ellis is a local artist known for her
use of color. “Sea Nymph” is a vibrant
piece inspired by our local beaches
and playfulness.
www.ellietheartist.com
82. Capri School
Paolo Gjata, Capri Art Docent, and 6th
grade Capri Students: Gabriella Gjata,
Marisol Guizar, Camilla Rishmawi, Fatima
Ruiz, Natalie Shields, and Marisa Walker
Las Maravillas de Capri II
These sunflowers represent the 6th
grade Dual Immersion class at Capri
School. They are wonderfully curious
and bright…”Las Maravillas de Capri”.
The artist’s share of the proceeds
will go to Capri Elementary School
Art Program.
83. Class A.C.T.
Peace is Possible
Painted by Robyn Litt’s 6th grade, El
Camino Creek Elementary, assisted by
artist, Bruce Stewart. Supports Class-ACT,
a non-profit benefiting communities locally
and in developing nations through:
“Children’s Global Art Exchange” and
“Microloans For Mothers.” Students
share cultures, and mothers in the developing
country receive microloans to help
start businesses. The artist’s share of the
proceeds will be donated to Class-A.C.T.
84. Community Resource
Center
Straight Lines through Chaos
The Community Resource Center’s mission
is to provide families in need and
victims of domestic violence with safety,
stability, and a path to self-sufficiency.
The artist’s share of the proceeds will go
to Community Resource Center.
www.communityresourcecenter.org

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85. Steven Dilley
The divine has not one
form…But millions
I am interested in organic growth.
86. Liz Escobar
In God We Trust.
The sacrifices I’ve made as the wife
of a Marine has made me realize how
lucky we all are to live in this great
country, and how the constant sacrifices
made by this nations heroes and
their families are appreciated.
Pardee86@gmail.com
87. Katy Grant
The Derby House
The Derby House (est. 1882) is one of
the oldest homes in Encinitas. It has
served as a home for artists since the
beginning of Encinitas. It now houses
the Art of Health Gallery, a concept
wellness boutique and art gallery.
www.artofhealthgallery.com
88. Deborah Hersey
Beautiful Swimmers
Inspired by the song “Beautiful Swimmers”
by Jimmy Buffett. Hairstylist
and co-owner of the Cheeky Sh’iki
Salon by day, artist in her spare time.
The artist is donating her share of the
proceeds to the 101 Artists’ Colony for
the Arts Alive program.
www.artwhimsy.com
89. Garit Imhoff
An Original Leucadian
The image was inspired by a photograph
taken in 1926 by Edward S.
Curtis. The subject was a woman of
the Iviatim tribe from the east side
of Palomar Mountain, also known by
the Spanish name Cahuilla.
www.zimbeat.com
90. Rasim Konyar
Paper Boats
Childhood memories of the sea: Playing
with paper boats is universal, connecting
all children under the arch of
the setting sun.
www.rasimkonyar.com
91. Janna Lynn Mattia
Majesty
A Lion is chosen for this banner because
it is an animal both feared and
adored throughout legend, literature,
and nature. To witness such a fierce
creature at rest with the moon’s glow
on His mane is undoubtedly profound,
and I am happy to have experienced
this firsthand through this
painting process.
www.jannasart.blogspot.com
janna.art1@hotmail.com
92. Jim McConlogue
Visit Leucadia Travel Poster
Jim McConlogue paints with oil, both
in plein-air and out of his home studio.
His paintings are available at
the Leucadia Art Gallery and Corner
Frame Shop, and at Wall Street Art
and Framing, La Jolla. Jim is available
to paint commissions as well. 760-
859-7541
www.jimmcconlogue.com

93. Nick Rosa
94. Sunset High School
Express Yourself!!
At Sunset High School, we value creativity
and self-expression. This banner is a
collaboration between three students,
Katie Chambers, Bridget Chapman, and
Adam Ritter. It reveals each student’s individuality
and creative mind. It is meant
to express the pride we have in our school
and our unique selves. The artist’s share
of the proceeds go to Sunset High School.
www.sduhsd.net/schools/sunset-highschool.htm
95. Cheryl Tall
Infinity Times Two
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96. Gwendolyn K. Wharton
Self Portrait in Blue
Color study has always fascinated
me so I decided to use the color Blue
as my medium. The artist is donating
her share of the proceeds to the
Catch a Child project.
97. Mat Zabas
Keyhorse - Alternate title - Yekirata
The Key to our lives lies in our childhood
Disrupted from my endeavor to pursue motorcycle
design, I have fallen back on skills
and talents I had prior to an accident three
years ago which left my brain floundering in
confusion. Forcing myself into rehabilitation,
where I pushed through nauseating pain, exhaustion,
and confusion, I have found a healing
path back to having a super hero cape.
This banner is my first attempt at finding joy
and peace through painting. The artists portion
of the proceeds will go directly toward
rent and doctor bills.
Printing provided by

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