Gallery
Welcome to the LAPS Membership Gallery To find an artist use the alphabet below to locate them by last name. If you are a current LAPS member and interested in accessing your Member Login to use the website gallery, please follow directions posted to the right under Gallery Submissions.
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Celeste Wahl
Living in Monterey CA , my art is definitely inspired by the natural abstractions of hills and ocean. Getting to know the little details of a place provides substance and incentive for my work. I touch a lot of stones on my paths. What fascinates me is how the landscapes and it's plants have variegated layers, different textures and color qualities not unlike the process of printmaking. -
Ed Weseloh
I studied printmaking at SFSU under the renowned Sylvia Solochek Walters, lithographer Mario Laplante, and intaglio Artist Susan Belau. Most of my work is large and reductive but I also enjoy printing in collage and using repetition using repetition using repetition. Lately I have been placing ambiguous figures within my prints in order to create a sense of space, define scale and set a mood. Sometimes these figures notice you, but they are often indifferent. I believe it is up to the viewer to interpret meaning, but I like to think one could see themselves standing with these strangers. I operate a Griffin Series III from a studio in my garage and invite anyone interested to come and collaborate. -
Monica Wiesblott
My work is a reflection of my dreams in various states of consciousness. Images come to me like movies, unfolding information before me in an effort to reveal what needs to be recorded. My methods of image making are varied, but always involve a journey and an expression of the path taken. -
Idaherma Williams
The Hercules myth is the story of a man who is also a soul facing the labors that will awaken the highest within him...each labor relates to one of the signs of the zodiac.
