ARTISTS WORKING IN ECLECTIC MEDIUMS
Jeanne Adams — Ruidoso, New Mexico Painting on Sandstone I am still painting with acrylics on flagstone, because it's still fun.  I am doing a wash/bleed effect that I like, then over paint with line. I paint, draw, write, sing, dance, love (some better than others) -- because I can't help it.
E.C. Sue — Crane, Texas Bio forthcoming ...
Joyce Hastings — Capitan, New Mexico Pottery Her focus for the past 6 years has been to concentrate on hand-built, pinched coil construction, one of the earliest techniques in making pottery.  The process requires the making of many clay coils which are then pinched together to form a desired shape. The piece is then manipulated by carving and sculpting. Aspects of her recent work are considered photo-real with a directional base focused on sculptural/functional forms using design motifs from nature.
Annemarie LaMay — Ruidoso, New Mexico Horses “I have always loved horses, and have been around them all my life. My work reflects what I see when I look at a horse; power, fire, grace, & beauty. I also have a deep connection with the surroundings of my native home – New Mexico. These traits along with coming from a long line of artists are what have enabled me to express, in mixed media, what I see and feel in my ride every day.”
Marty Lane — Ruidoso, New Mexico Floor Cloths/Area Rugs This animation artist from Kansas City has lived in Ruidoso for many years. She has worked in watercolors the past 10 years. In 2004 Marty began working on canvas creations in acrylic with her hand painted floor cloths and wall hangings. Floor cloths as area rugs are the hottest item in home decorating.
Ken Dusk — Ruidoso, New Mexico Bio forthcoming ...