East Tennessee Wildlife in Art
A Community Art Show
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American Mink by Laurel Creek. Lewis Chapman. 12x9 Acrylic on Canvas.
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Frog. Karin Bell. Oil on Canvas. 11x14.
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Wolf and Cub. Karin Bell. Oil on Canvas. 11x14.
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Trout by Jeana Chapman. 5x7. Aclylic and Threads on canvas.
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Trout by Jeana Chapman. 5x7. Acrylic and Threads on Canvas.
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Iron Mountain Legacy. George Sanfilippo. 35x35. Watercolor.
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Bear on Birdhouse Gourd by Lori Kegley. Pyrography.
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Fawn's Reflection by Shellie Barnes. 11x14. Acrylic on Canvas.
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Three of a Kind by Diane Evans. 8x10 Acrylic on Canvas.
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East Tennessee Wildlife Knife and Stand. Rick Ramsey. 11x14x6. Mixed Media.
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I Sing Because I'm Happy. I Sing Because I'm Free. Kathy Love. 8x10. Ink on Watercolor Paper.
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A Wild Hare. Kathie Love. 8x10. Ink on Watercolor Paper.
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Wild Hare- I'm Keeping an Eye on You. Kathie Love. 8x10. Ink on Watercolor Paper.
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Anticipation. Lyn Walker. 18.75 x 22.75. Stipple Pen and Ink Drawing.
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Iron Mountain Marauder. Judith Preston Burnham. 11x14. Oil on Canvas.
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Wildlife Habitat. Jan Standish. Collage/Slideshow with photographs and poetry.
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Wisdom and Rebirth. Kathy Dawson. 7.5 x 13.5. Needle Felted Wool.
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Barred Owl by April Blevins. 16x24. Photograph on Acrylic.
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All God's Creatures are Beautiful. Christine Marshall. 11x14. Acrylic on Canvas.
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Hope Knocking. Jennifer Gillenwater. Enamel on Circular Sawblade.
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Three Paces. Lyn Walker. Photo Art. 8x10.
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Master of the Sky. Lyn Walker. Photo Art. 11x14.
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Butterfly Necklace. Marilynn Helms. Beadwork.
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Thank you to our Johnson County Mayor, Mike Taylor and to The Johnson County Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Soil Conservation District for serving as judges.
Some works are available for purchase:
An Eye on the Sparrow by Kathleen Britts
Kathleen Britts is a native of Shady Valley. Her photographs capture the native beauty and biological diversity of the mountains.
Anticipation by Lyn Walker
Original Stipple Pen and Ink Drawing. Framed. The size is 18.75 x 22.75 inches.
Butterfly Necklace by Marilynn Helms
This original beadwork necklace was designed and created by Marilynn Helms.
East Tennessee Wildlife Knife and Base
The base is a piece of driftwood from a Tennessee Lake. The hide is from a Tennessee Whitetail deer. The turkey feathers are from a ceremonial fan made by a Cherokee lady from Tennessee. The rabbit and racoon are molded pieces from my collection. The bear was hand carved by a Cherokee friend from Tennessee. The knife blade is high carbon steel (440c). I made the handle from deer antler, stabilized bone and hand carved leather. The sheath is handmade with a Tennessee Rattlesnake band.