Art Organization Creating Fine Art in the San Diego Peninsula Communities. Local Point Loma and Ocean Beach artists show & sell their work: painting in oils, watercolor, pastels; photography, pottery, ceramics, weaving, wood working and scultures.
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 | | Bette Decker creates whimsical acrylic paintings that are a delight to her patrons. Color plays a major role as she takes ordinary objects and transforms them into something magical with an unexpected twist.
Email: sue.crowder@cox.net phone: (619) 269-3908 |
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 | | Her acrylic paintings capture the beauty, grace, discipline and strength of the female form. |
 | | Brought to San Diego by the U.S. Navy, Bill has been at the coast ever since. The beach climate and lifestyle continue to influence him in his current series of surf sculpture. |
 | | I was introduced to Intaglio Print/Etching by my sister, who was an art student at Chico State. All it took was one try and I was delighted to see nature’s perfection imprinted on paper. From then on, I was addicted and inspired by natural landscape and still life settings. |
 | | Dave Ness captures fine art images with state of the art photographic techniques, with minimal alterations, and printed on archival paper and canvas. |
 | | Donna Kay's is passionate about her subject matter, fish. Her juicy wet, vividly pigmented acrylics of Koi fish look as if they're about to swim off the canvas. Donna is a master Gyotaku painter who has been invited to teach workshops on this Oriental technique in the San Diego area. |
 | | Georgia enjoys the fusion of Eastern and Western art traditions to create paintings of representational subject matter in a variety of water soluble mediums.
Georgia was on the San Diego Watercolor Society Board of Directors and for 2 years served as Vice President, International Exhibition. She is also a member of Point Loma Artists, San Diego Art Institute, UCSD Visual Arts Group, and Kauai Society of Artists. |
 | | Greg Bowerman began studies in landscape photography in 1982 shortly after graduating from the class of 81, KSU, in veterinary medicine. After retiring from medicine in 2009, this father of two grown children is now devoting full time to exploring the wilderness and creating digital photographic art. |
 | | Jane Riles is an experienced artist, teacher and juror. Her watercolor, acrylic and oil paintings have won prizes in San Diego at the Del Mar Fair, LaJolla Art Association and San Diego Watercolor Society and The San Diego Art Institute, where she had a solo show. She has shown her work in juried exhibitions in Ft. |
 | | After retiring from a 30-year career as a graphics artist with the Federal Government, I am enjoying being a mixed media artist, experimenting with new materials and techniques. Nature is very important to me since so much of my inspiration and energy comes from it. I try to spend as much time as I can painting in Idyllwild, an artists’ community located in the San Jacinto mountains and also at Lake Almanor, a mountain retreat in northern California. |
 | | People are drawn to Joan Clark's sculptures that are exquisitely detailed and sometimes whimsical in nature. |
 | | The vibrancy and versatility of watercolor drew Julie to use this medium to express the delight she finds in the great outdoors. Attracted by the effect of light and shadows, she employs this interplay to define form and create visual interest in her paintings. The use of strong color is a current focus in her paintings.
A life-long love of drawing, painting, and crafts led Julie to a BA degree in art and graduate studies in art and art history, followed by many years teaching art in grades K-12. |
 | | Lynn's fascination with clay began in the early 60's during her college years. She graduated from the University of Oregon in 1963 with a B.S. and a minor in Art. |
 | | I have grown up in a very artistic family and enjoyed drawing since I was a young child. I remember winning art contests and always received instructions from my mother, one of the finest artists I know. It was an honor and a pleasure growing up with such talent that was passed on from generation to generation in our family. |
 | | Marianne Blackmar has used a simple loom to weave textiles for many years. She also works fusing glass and creating mosaics. At times, she integrates the woven and fused pieces. |
 | | Mary Nuffer earned her spurs as an artist under the tutelage of her mother-in-law, Dora Chambers Nuffer, the premier watercolorist of Imperial Valley. Since then she has painted many scenes from her international travels, including the South Seas, Mexico, and Europe. She has also painted many Point Loma landmarks here in San Diego. |
 | | Started taking photos in 2001. Attended various UCSD workshops and working toward my certificate. My loves are nature, landscapes and flowers….
email: bbjudge@cox.net
phone: (619) 223-5839
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 | | Pat's passion for photography leads to images of landscapes, flowers, animals, and travel adventures. Her favorite subject, however, is children . |
 | | Raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Roberta attended Vanderbilt University, graduating in 1968 with a degree in Art History. She returned to Atlanta where she worked in the financial industry, but spent her spare time studying art at the Atlanta Art Institute and Georgia State University.
Moving to San Diego in 1971, she continued her part-time study of art, taking advantage of the wonderful opportunities offered by the public school’s continuing education program. |
 | | “New Life for old wood”
Woodturnings by Sally Ault
Sally Ault was born and raised in San Diego, California and graduated with a BA degree in Art with a Crafts emphasis from San Diego State. Her work there was focused on Weaving, Jewelry Design and Ceramics. During a furniture class, Sally discovered woodturning. |
 | | After raising eight children and teaching herself every craft that caught her eye Sandy got the desire to learn how to watercolor.
Studying under local artists and famous alike Sandy began her adventure with paint! She finds it relaxing and enjoyable as well as a way to express herself. She likes to paint what people love. |
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Point Loma Artists (PLA) is a juried arts organization whose members reside in the peninsula area of San Diego, California, one of the loveliest and oldest neighborhoods in San Diego.
Members of PLA work in a variety of media, from traditional to experimental, both two and three dimensional.
We participate in events during the year that showcase our art and contribute to community culture here in Pt. Loma.
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