December 31, 2013 12:00 am
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Fellow artists and friends Katey Sandy (left) and Judith Howard reminisce about a children's art project they collaborated on prior to retirement. The two will host an art show, which opens Friday at the Second Story Gallery.
"Sea Shell Montage," is an example of artist Sandy's internalized inspiration of nature's shapes, colors and textures.
Katey Sandy's "Safe Harbor," will be a featured image in the art show.
Sandy's "Landslide," is an example of how she likes to let the creative process unfold as she works, instead of having a specific plan in advance.
"Winter Friends" was inspired by birds in the trees outside artist Judith Howard's studio.
This abstract acrylic by Sandy, titled "Somewhere Out There" will be in the January artist show at the Second Story Gallery.
Howard's "Laiden with Snow," demonstrates how she takes her cues from the outside world and incorporates them into her art.
Katey Sandy and Judith Howard knew each other professionally for several years before either realized that they shared a love of painting.Both women worked in the field of early childhood education and met at an Association of Christian Schools International conference.
Afterward, Howard visited Sandy’s children’s learning center at Warner Pacific College and was impressed with all of the artwork.
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