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Sunlight and sea, ambling pathways and rustic dwellings have
been Erin’s inspirations since the age of 9. Learning first from her
mother and later from a variety of teachers throughout her life, she
has developed a style that is relatable, thoughtful and infused with
light. Travel has played a formidable role in her development as she
relishes each opportunity to explore the warm European environs of
Greece, France and Italy as well the Hawaiian Islands and choice
locations in America the beautiful. Giving workshops allows Erin to
share her zeal for painting, for adventure and for meeting special
people. Her artwork is
on display at numerous galleries and
competitions
throughout the country.
Working with teachers such as Marilyn Simandle, Edward Betts,
LaVere Hutchings, Don O’Neill, Pamela Rogers, Gail Chase-Bien, Ted
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Mary Snowden-Beck, Jean Dobie, Judi Betts, Ovanes Berberian, Louise DeMore, Hope Stevenson,
Susan Sarback, Bob Burridge, Charles Sovek, Kim English, Camille
Przewodek and Ken Auster has presented her with a broad range of
expertise in watercolor, dry pastel, oils and acrylics.
Painting, studying, and teaching the subject of light is her
driving force. The cool shadows of the early morning and those that
fall long and warm in
the evening enliven
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