Faith Leskowitz is a Houston artist who focuses on colorful acrylic paintings of landscapes, florals, people, and animals. You can catch her doing Plein Air around Houston, somewhere in the shade!
Since 2006, I’ve explored whispers of watercolor, bold impasto strokes, and textured layers that invite both sight and touch. My art is a language of color and texture—watercolor calm, impasto passion, mixed media wonder. Every brushstroke is a conversation with the heart, created to stir emotion, spark joy, and awaken memory. Each piece is an invitation to connect—original, meaningful, and always made with passion.
Interview in The Leader News: Tiny Treasures: A ceramic artist’s miniature magic
Gong Yi, ceramic artist and founder of DotDot Studio, creates work that serves as a personal diary. Using clay, glaze, and fabric, she captures moments from daily life—raising her child, tending pets, gardening, reading, traveling, and dreaming. Her pieces, showcased on dotdot_studio_, reflect memories and emotions. In 2026, Gong Yi marks her third year in art markets.
Jennifer Vahlbruch is a German-born, self-taught, award-winning artist and photographer based in Conroe, Texas. Her work explores quiet transitions and the perceived insignificance of everyday elements, inviting viewers to shift their perspective and find beauty in the overlooked. With over a decade of professional experience, she has exhibited internationally, from Art Basel Miami to Kunsthalle Kempten, and her works are held in museum and private collections. Influenced by life between Europe’s steadfast mountains, symbols of rooted tradition, and Texas’s ever-changing coastline, emblem of openness and transformation. she creates art that bridges cultures, perspectives, and ways of seeing to capture both the familiar and the unexpected.
Interview in The Leader News: Dangerous trails to artistic adventures
Annette is a vibrant mixed media artist who masterfully blends watercolors, monoprints, acrylics, pastels, charcoal, and collage to create dynamic, mood-driven works. Her style fuses bold colors with personal imagery, from photos of her dogs to a friend’s skateboard snapshot. Annette’s meditative watercolor pieces contrast with her fast, energetic monoprints, while her larger canvas works layer acrylics and oil pastels. Embracing the quirky nature of her mediums, she finds joy in painting small objects, with each piece reflecting her experimental spirit and love for vibrant, expressive creations.
My Glass Lady
With a lifelong passion for creativity, I’ve explored many artistic forms—from oil painting and wood carving to sculpted cakes—but nothing moves me like glass art. Inspired by nature and guided by imagination, I use color and detail to create pieces that bring joy and soul to every space. MyGlassLady.com
