Refreshing & New!

It wasn't our intention to highlight

all female artists, but it looks like

this email is heavy on the estrogen!

Jane Guthridge

works in encaustic to create stunning multilayered images on translucent rice paper. Her botanical & abstract images have a soothing Asian zen-like feel.

Jane's work is inspired by the natural world. She loves using beeswax for its flowing and ever changing nature. "As the light surrounding the painting changes throughout the day, the painting will change as well. I think this constant change is a beautiful metaphor for life."

Nancy Louise Jones

is a watercolor artist whose minimalist abstractions often take on organic shapes.

Nancy uses a synthetic Japanese paper, known as Yupo. Unlike watercolor paper, it has almost no absorption. She successfully embraces all of the nontraditional elements of Yupo that result in vibrant colors and layered textures.

Sometimes small & intimate, other times larger in scale... Nancy grabs inspiration from her pet-friendly, open environment studio. Her gestures often imitate the movement of the Koi fish in her pond.

The whimsical April Willy strives to tell her viewers a story in every painting. Her narratives revolve around the theme of a cyclical world and draw from the changing seasons.

April is inspired by nature around her and visually rearranges it to create her own landscape. The colors, forms, and movement within the natural world have a clear presence in her abstract oil on canvas paintings.

April spent 20 years as an advertising and editorial illustrator. She currently splits her time between painting and illustration. That must be what draws us to her work!

She's not a new artist for us but we love her so much we couldn't help flaunting Kristina Swarner and her 19 new illustrations!

Old musty children's books found in her grandmother's cellar enchanted Kristina at a young age and led her to become an artist. She is inspired by her dreams and being among nature.

Kristina's new illustrations derive from greeting cards, magazines and books. She usually works on a smaller scale, packing so much imagery into every inch of space. Each piece is more beautiful than the next and we just cannot help sharing her with you!

Naomi Campos and her husband, Yeder, make up the dynamic duo of one of our newest discoveries,

Yed Omi Jewelry.

The simple yet romantically elegant jewelry line is the result of combining Naomi's oceanic love with her metal work.

The signature style of Yed Omi consists of sterling silver and gold compositions made from tiny handcrafted kinetic silver beads (she calls them "caviar") accented with beautiful gemstones.

Harlow began when Ruthie Crawford saw a void in her own jewelry wardrobe and decided to create some of her own. She fell in love with the jewelry making process and hasn't stopped since.

Ruthie handcrafts all earrings and necklaces in hopes that, "the woman who wears them feels beautiful and sophisticated whether she's browsing the grocery store or dancing at her best friend's wedding".

Affordable pricing for Harlow jewelry is just one more reason to love this line! Prices range from $25 to $132.

From Your Friends at

in Enderle Center since 1978 17300 17th Street, Suite G, Tustin, CA 92780

714-731-5432 www.chemersgallery.com art@chemersgallery.com

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