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      • Ruby Lee Clark
      • Cindy Cherrington
      • Caroline Dechert
      • Nan Henke
      • Nancy Huffman
      • Leisa Luis-Grill
      • Sheila Sattler Kale
      • Kathy Lux
      • Suzanne McComack
      • Suzanne Morhart
      • Chris Reese
      • Carol Seminara
      • Cynara Shelton
      • Bonnie Woods
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  • Home
  • Meetings
  • Membership
  • Forms for shows
  • about Us
  • Newsletters
  • Gallery
  • Our Artists
    • Artist page information
    • Chelle Adams
    • Jason Behrends
    • Sue Anne Campbell
    • Ruby Lee Clark
    • Cindy Cherrington
    • Caroline Dechert
    • Nan Henke
    • Nancy Huffman
    • Leisa Luis-Grill
    • Sheila Sattler Kale
    • Kathy Lux
    • Suzanne McComack
    • Suzanne Morhart
    • Chris Reese
    • Carol Seminara
    • Cynara Shelton
    • Bonnie Woods

cynara shelton

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Cynara Shelton, a Mississippi native, has lived and worked in Texas for over 25 years.

A few years ago, she stepped outside the studio to pursue a long-held desire to paint en

plein air, following in the tradition of artists who work directly from life. Her travels have

taken her across the country, allowing her to capture each location as she experiences

it.


She believes the inspiration, insight, and lived experience gained outdoors far outweigh

the challenges of working in the elements. “I’m often asked, ‘Is it worth it?’ Yes, most of

the time. And there’s always a new story with every painting.”


When extreme weather drives her back into the studio during peak seasons, she

experiments with abstracts and explores new ways of seeing.  “You

spend the first half of your art journey trying to gain control; the second half you spend

trying to let go and loosen up!”

    for more information

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