Do you know…

… Jane Brennan?

Jane’s work has always been intuitive. Working primarily in watercolor, Jane’s work includes various other mediums including; paper, fiber arts, and charcoal. Jane feels that each medium lends itself to the enhancement of the others.

Jane paints in both loose impressionistic, as well as controlled realistic styles. This allows her to keep her work fresh and allows her to choose the style that best compliments the current subject matter.

For over thirty (30) years, Jane’s studio; nestled in a high valley near the Appalachian Trail was a major source of inspiration. Starting her college education in Sussex County, Jane went on to teach varied Art and Design course as an Adjunct Professor.

Jane’s beautiful watercolor prints begin at $80.00. Exciting “alcohol ink” tiles begin at $45.00. Jane offers workshops in “alcohol ink” at The Art Factory of White Mills. To view some of her artworks, visit The Art Factory of White Mills.

Come “meet & greet” Jane at The Art Factory on 12/01 from 1:00-4:00.

Do you know…

… (Dale) Bernice Craft?

(Dale) Bernice Craft formerly from NYC, now calls Pike County home. Bernice (the name she prefers to be called) studied under NJ artist Gene Feller.

Around fifteen (15) years ago, Bernice’s interest shifted primarily to jewelry making. She uses a technique of wire weaving, soldering, fabricating, and etching techniques.

Bernice has combined her love of nature and semi-precious gemstones to create her unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. She calls the style “chaos wire wrapping” due to the random, but well thought out placement of the wires. She also makes beautiful “tree of life” pendants using a similar technique. You can learn her “craft” (pardon the pun!) by enrolling in her workshops held at The Art Gallery of White Mills.

Recently, Bernice has expanded her art to include pastel nature prints. Framed, colorful, beautiful, and very reasonably priced!

Jewelry pieces (earrings, bracelets, and pendants) begin at $20.00. Framed prints begin at $45.00. To view some of her prettiest pieces, visit The Art Factory of White Mills or catch her at local craft fairs!

Do You Know… … Bozena Janszweski?

Bozena was born in Poland.  She now resides in Honesdale, PA.  From her early childhood, Bozena has loved to observe nature and paint what she sees.  While she did study art in high school, she received her Bachelors in education.  As an Elementary Ed teacher, she has encouraged a number of her students to continue in the field.  Bozena now has students that she taught holding Art degrees!

Art is important in her mind and her life.  Bozena admires God’s creations around her.  She believes that her creations are only a humble copying of His art!

While Bozena loves to change techniques and objects, she favors oil painting.  She uses this medium to paint “still life”, portraits and occasionally uses pastels for surrealistic compositions.

Bozena favors Daniel Keys and Konstantin Kacev’s art.  In addition to painting, Bozena enjoys gardening, history, pottery and traveling.

Bozena offers classes and workshops (drawing, painting and pottery) at The Art Factory.  Her beautiful and unique pottery begins at $30.00.  Come see, at The Art Factory of White Mills.

Do You Know… …John R Redlich?

John Redlich studied art at Farmingdale State University of New York for Graphic Arts.  He was mentored by master portrait artist and illustrator, the late William C Kautz.  He was taught how to paint with gouache using a razor blade to apply the paint to illustration board.  John also paints landscapes and portraits using oil paints.

John’s favorite subject matter is often nautical scenes from Long Island, where he grew up.  He is now a resident of Hawley, PA.

His realistic, textural paintings are available at The Art Factory of White Mills.  His pieces begin as low as $130.00.