Tag: art

SaddleBrooke Artist Jay Clary

The picture of Jay standing in front of his art suggests he has been doing this for many years.

Stuart Watkins One look at Jay’s art and I had to share his story with other SaddleBrooke residents, artists, and those who are just retired but have been there, done that, and might want to do it again. Jay and his wife, Diane, moved here five years ago from Colorado and still have a home…

Artist of the Month: Creative Approach Nets Art: Marsha Bellsey

Marsha Bellsey stands by the mural she painted on a dining room pillar during the pandemic. (Photo by LaVerne Kyriss)

LaVerne Kyriss Marsha Bellsey’s painting, “It’s in the lyrics,” was honored for most creative approach in the intermediate/advanced category of the SaddleBrooke Fine Art Guild’s pandemic season “One image, no limits” contest. “I wasn’t going to enter, but then when the deadline was extended because of the pandemic, I thought, ‘Let me give it a…

Fine Art Show Goes on the Road

LaVerne Kyriss Put on your masks and buckle the seat belt in your golf cart or car. It’s time to visit the SaddleBrooke Fine Art Guild’s spring art show. This year it’s going to be a little different. The show is set for one day, March 27, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Taking a…

Artist of the Month: Calvin Saulsbury

Carl Saulsbury sits in his casita studio. (Photo by LaVerne Kyriss)

LaVerne Kyriss When he was in high school, Calvin Saulsbury thought he might become a technical illustrator. “I’ve always liked detail work. I was a pretty good pencil artist. I’ve always been artistic, but never really had the time to pursue it until I retired,” he said.  Meanwhile, he poured his creative interests into music.…