Gallery at Marina Square

Carol Roullard is fascinated by color and enjoys creating work that imparts happiness, a sense of excitement or calm, warmth and hope. Carol began her artistic journey with photography and later branched into other art forms. Her creative spirit has led to growing crystals, painting with acrylic and making jewelry. pn

Linda Roeller started her journey in photography with an SLR Camera she received from her husband in 1989. Since then, Linda has photographed over 25 weddings, family and animal portraits, been published is Women and Horse Magazine and several businesses to include The Central Coast Wine Classic, Harmony Cellars Winery, Gaia Graphics, Morro Bay National Estuary and Keith Duggan Tattoo’s. Linda is available for portraiture photography on location from Santa Barbara, SLO County, up through Big Sur. See more of her fun and beautiful photography at Gallery at Marina Square. pn

Linda Richardson is a self-taught stained glass artist who creates large pieces that depict nature and the Central Coast. These colorful artworks will brighten and add dimension to any space. pn

Judy Rath is a self-taught artist who has been drawing her entire life.
She says, ”Nature is my home. It teaches me endurance with pain and distress, joy in its constancy, relief in its solitude and knowledge that everything passes eventually and, despite all of the destruction humans visit upon it, it still stands strong. It will be here long after we are gone, still immutable, still beautiful. pn

Karen Peterson has years of experience with analog photography techniques, including Polaroid© Image and Emulsion Transfers. The results are unique images, defined by a process used by few photographers today. These days Karen works with digital. pn

Atul Pande is a self-taught painter working in water-based media, mainly acrylic. His style is based on the non-objective modern expressionist movement that matured in post-WWII New York. pn

Jeff Odell, an award winning artist, has pursued the “truth of color” for more than 30 years on the Central Coast. Jeff's subjects include landscapes, seascapes, portraits and urban settings. His incredible oil paintings have wonderful detail and depth. pn

Patricia Newton paints seascapes in oil. A career slowed her love of art down a bit, however, retirement allowed Patricia to follow her passions and give back to the community by sharing her experience with other artists. She typically adds several thin layers of paint, "glazing" with transparent color for a translucent effect. Subjects include landscapes and portraiture. See more of Patricia’s oil paintings at Gallery at Marina Square. pn

Hope Myers is an award winning artist who paints with a translucent watercolor style. She creates colorful animals, birds, landscapes and still life paintings. Hope is multi-talented as she makes beaded jewelry too! There is always something new from Hope's "An Artist Garden." pn

Jack McNeal's photography generally has the soft and peaceful orange and pink hues of a typical California coastal sunset. Jack captures these beautiful sunsets usually while he's out kayaking, hiking or taking a walk. See more of Jack's photography at Gallery at Marina Square. pn

Gay McNeal has an eye for the dramatic and uses textiles as a medium. They provide a unique vehicle of interpretation with their vibrant colour, tactile nature and endless variety. Her work signifies strength, beauty and simplicity of nature. pn

Carole McDonald is a former Disney Imagineer, who loves to paint in acrylic and water mixable oils. Her paintings and other creations are vibrant and alive with color. pn

Virginia Mack has been an art teacher at Cuesta and Hancock Colleges. Although Covid has slowed her teaching down a bit, she continues to paint a variety of coastal birds and scenes. She layers watercolor paint onto her subjects and adds colored pencil, pastel, charcoal and pencil to create rich colorful tones. pn

Liz Linzmeier I took a black and white photography class at Fresno Community College and found that she really enjoyed it. Subsequently, Liz worked as a professional photographer and continues to share her joy of photography with others.
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Dianne Ravin is an award-winning artist, jewelry designer and silversmith. Creating artwork has woven a constant thread throughout her life, offering a sanctuary from the complexities of the world. Dianne’s oil paintings are primarily representational. She communicates the beauty of the human figure through an expressive power of portraiture and captures the interplay of light within her ocean-influenced landscapes. pn

Grant Kreinberg didn’t start out to be an artist! Civil engineering has been his career path, however, photography has been his passion. Owning a camera from the age of 12 has allowed Grant to develop a keen eye and great imagination for capturing interesting shots. Grant resides in Northern California where he enjoys photographing the outdoors. # grantkreinber pn

Our Featured Artists Reception and Atrium Party is this afternoon! Discover Debbie Gedayloo’s remarkable fiber and felted artworks. Her pieces are a truly special surprise made of intricate needle felting and precise sewing and a myriad of other techniques as well. Come visit, the reception starts at 3 and we’re open 11-5! -gs

Our Featured Artists Reception and Atrium Party is this afternoon! Come on by and see Cathy Russ’ incredible show featuring animals and landscapes from amazing places, near and far! Come visit, the reception starts at 3 and we’re open 11-5!

Michael Johnston’s photography was inspired by an aunt who taught her to develop film and make black and white prints in her darkroom. Upon retirement, Michael purchased a digital camera and attended classes and workshops, where she learned the basics and began to focus on her love of horses. Michael enjoys photographing these majestic equines during her travels, hoping to capture their beauty and share with you. # michaeljohnston pn

Brian Johnson Uses an unusual process for his mixed media artwork. He likes to create his abstract artwork so that it can be displayed in any direction. This concept gives the onlooker or purchaser additional options for placement in that perfect place in your home or office. pn

Nancy Jensen celebrates the simple joys of living on the central coast of California. Her still life paintings in watercolor depict fruits of the harvest from local vineyards, wildflowers, local farmer's market produce and scattered sea shells. pn

Alexandra S. Iorio is “Zamba Arts.” Zamba Arts provides handmade religious icons for homes and hearts around the globe. The goal is to enhance a spiritual experience, to help in creating a connection for miraculous intervention, or simply complement that place for quiet prayer in the home. pn

Linda Hill creates glass sculptures, and jewelry in brilliant colorful and dichroic glass. Some of her creations even glow in the dark! She also makes unique incense holders, dishes and great flower vases. pn

Summer is starting off great. We have our June featured artist show up. Debbie's work is on display in the lower gallery. Cathy's wonderful photography is in the upper gallery and Kristina is our craft artist this month. _sc

Dominic Hartman feels a deep connection to nature. He hopes to inspire the onlooker using photography as a tool to document nature and draw attention to things and places he feels some people may overlook. Here's a great example of an inspirational moment caught with his digital camera. pn

Craig B. Harrill is a teacher in the central valley with deep family ties to Morro Bay. He has done several murals, and many sets and backgrounds for theater productions. Craig enjoys commissions and works with several mediums. pn

Gina Gilbert is an Artist, Yogi, Dancer, Nia® Sensory Movement Instructor, Provider of Energetic Medicine and Graduate of Tri-State College of Acupuncture in NY. Gina’s art is largely figurative and interactive. creating life casts, masks, small and giant puppets, clay sculptures, animal art, quilts, wearable and non-wearable fiber art and live body art with Henna!
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Debbie Gedayloo is an award winning artist who creates felted artwork, framed and wall ready or soft sculpted dolls and animals that are unique and adorable. Her wall hung, felted artworks are colorful and so unique! See more of these amazing works of art at Gallery at Marina Square. pn

Terry Garvin is an award winning photographer. He's taught photography workshops, including Photoshop© and Lightroom©. Terry has enjoyed photography for approximately 50 years, experimenting with new techniques along the way. pn

Kerry Drager is an author, instructor and photographer. He’s been profiled in Outdoor Photographer and Shutterbug magazines. Kerry stated,”My photography evolved out of love of the outdoors as well as a desire to share my vision with others. Although I enjoy viewing digital art, my own work relies on in camera techniques, rather that Photoshop, in order to capture the scenes and colors as I saw them.”
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