Darlene Gentry Lucas

For the last 35 years, I have taught weaving, watercolor and the computer as fine art. Themes for my paintings have focused on the overlapping of the natural world on Earth with the most recent ideas of Time, Motion and the Cosmos. Symbols such as grids, botanicals, bubbles, branes and nebulas are used to image these relationships.  I am primarily a watercolorist, but I will use any media or technique in combination with watercolors to realize my paintings.

Educational Background

Ball State University Bachelor of Science in Art
Michigan State University Graduate work in Art History
Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts
Haystack Mountain School of Crafts 

Workshops and study with:

Gerald Brommer  Jeanne Dobie
Frank Webb        Donna Watson
Don Andrews       Doug Walton
Ted Hallman        Barbara Di Pirro
Mark Mehaffey

Affiliations

Northwest Watercolor Society
Northwest Craft Alliance
Color Pencil Society of America 

Influences

Travel in Scandinavia-Gerald Brommer-Joseph Raffael-Vuillard-Jeanne Dobie-Hubble Telescope-Dorothy Simpson Krause-Klimt-Bonnard-Art History-Brian Greene