“Vintage Trucks in Sedona” by Gloria Sampson, Columbus Branch (Georgia)
Watercolor, 18.5 x 28.25
Gloria Sampson’s goal is to paint every day. She works mainly in watercolor, pen, and ink.
A resident of Columbus, Georgia, Sampson divides her time between there and Walnut Creek, California. She earned a bachelor’s of fine arts degree with a major in interior design from the California College of Arts (and Crafts) in Oakland. As an interior designer in the Bay Area for many years, she demonstrated her love of its Victorian architecture by portraying it in pen, ink, and watercolor.
Sampson’s fascination with travel to study art and culture has resulted in more than 35 sketch books from around the world. Three of these books have been published.
In 2015, she donated 100 original paintings to the Columbus State University Library Archives from her book, “Historic Churches and Temples of Georgia, a Book of Watercolors and Drawings,” published by Mercer University Press. She was the featured artist in the Sept/Oct 2018 issue of Southwest Georgia Living magazine.
To learn about Gloria Sampson and her work, see her work on the Colubmia Artists Guild website.
I love how you have combined playfulness and great skill! Beautiful!
Love it!
VERY NICE JOB LIKE IT A LOT.
Love the painting! Be sure to click on the link to see more of Gloria’s outstanding watercolors and to learn more about her and her artistry.
truly love the vibrant color and energy
I love this! It’s bright, cheerful, skillfully composed and rendered. The little yellow truck in the center even has an expression! Delightful!