| Pam Schlichenmayer |
| Canyonscape I Acrylic & Charcoal on Paper 27" x 24" $450 |
| Canyonscape II Acrylic & Charcoal on Paper 29" x 24" $475 |
| Cliff Palace Acrylic on Paper 21" x 35" $800 |
| Cliffs at Ghost Ranch Acrylic on Paper 21" x 28" $550 |
| Curiosity Stilled the Cat Acrylic & Watercolor on Paper 24" x 28" $575 |
| Day at the Beach Acrylic on Paper 23" x 18" SOLD |
| Dog Day Afternoon Watercolor 30" x 24" SOLD |
| Emergence Mixed Media 21" x 27" SOLD |
| Emergence II Mixed Media 21" x 27" $750 |
| King of Times Square Acrylic on Illus. Board 22" x 27" $650 |
| Morada at Abiquiui Watercolor 28" x 21" $450 |
| Mountain Orchard Acrylic & Casein on Paper 21" x 17" $225 |
| Native Dancer Acrylic & Watercolor on Paper 35" x 28" $650 |
| New Mexico View Acrylic 16" x 19" SOLD |
| Plaza Blanca Moonlight Acrylic on Yupo $250 |
| Rancho de Taos Church Acrylic & Casein 31" x 23" $650 |
| Red Cliff Dawn Acrylic & Casein on Paper 25" x 18" $250 |
| Red Hills, Blue Sky Acrylic 20" x 28" $300 |
| Red Mountain Reflection Watercolor on Paper 17" x 13" SOLD |
| Red Sunflower Acrylic on Paper 20" x 20" $200 |
| Rowdy Acrylic & Casein on Paper 22" x 20" SOLD |
| Somewhere West I Acrylic/Textured Canvas 30" x 40" $950 |
| Somewhere West II Acrylic/Textured Canvas 24" x 30" $775 |
| Sunflower II Acrylic 16" x 16" $150 |
| Taos Church Door Acrylic on Paper 18" x 20" $225 |
| Taos Mountain & Marada Acrylic/Watercolor/ Casein on Paper 28" x 32" $675 |
| Wing and a Prayer Acrylic 24" x 30" $600 |
Nature has always meant freedom to me. Growing up in western Colorado, I was
a “nature girl” who wandered the mountains searching for arrowheads, fossils
and wildlife. As an artist, I find creative freedom expressing my response to the
natural world. Using layers of color, light and texture, I strive to create a flowing
compositional rhythm. I use watermedia (acrylic, watercolor and casein)
individually and combined to achieve these layers. Sometimes I also incorporate
charcoal, pastel, textured surfaces and collage to underscore the line, shape
and symbolism within the composition and add more visual interest.
My work has been juried into major national and international exhibitions,
including the Texas Watercolor Society 59th Annual Exhibition, 16th Annual
International Society of Experimental Artists Exhibition, Western Colorado
Watercolor Society 15th Annual Exhibition and North East Watercolor Society
30th International Exhibition. My paintings also have appeared locally at Avon
Lake Library, Beck Center for the Arts and Willoughby Fine Arts Center. I have
a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts - Humanities (emphases in art and writing)
from Mesa State College in Colorado, where I graduated magna cum laude.
After spending many years in suburbia, working in corporate marketing and
publishing, doing art “on the side,” I recently started a new life in Ohio farm
country. I have taken up “old fashioned” pursuits like vegetable gardening,
canning and beekeeping, and I’m more aware of the drifting hawk, the spring
thunderstorm and deer grazing in my orchard. I love the new freedom I have
discovered here in the country, and I am excited by the prospect of painting it.
a “nature girl” who wandered the mountains searching for arrowheads, fossils
and wildlife. As an artist, I find creative freedom expressing my response to the
natural world. Using layers of color, light and texture, I strive to create a flowing
compositional rhythm. I use watermedia (acrylic, watercolor and casein)
individually and combined to achieve these layers. Sometimes I also incorporate
charcoal, pastel, textured surfaces and collage to underscore the line, shape
and symbolism within the composition and add more visual interest.
My work has been juried into major national and international exhibitions,
including the Texas Watercolor Society 59th Annual Exhibition, 16th Annual
International Society of Experimental Artists Exhibition, Western Colorado
Watercolor Society 15th Annual Exhibition and North East Watercolor Society
30th International Exhibition. My paintings also have appeared locally at Avon
Lake Library, Beck Center for the Arts and Willoughby Fine Arts Center. I have
a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts - Humanities (emphases in art and writing)
from Mesa State College in Colorado, where I graduated magna cum laude.
After spending many years in suburbia, working in corporate marketing and
publishing, doing art “on the side,” I recently started a new life in Ohio farm
country. I have taken up “old fashioned” pursuits like vegetable gardening,
canning and beekeeping, and I’m more aware of the drifting hawk, the spring
thunderstorm and deer grazing in my orchard. I love the new freedom I have
discovered here in the country, and I am excited by the prospect of painting it.