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      • Laura Roney
      • Donna Schaffer
      • Tosya Shore
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      • Ron Sumner
      • Carolyn Wilson
      • Gen Zorich
  • Jewelry
    • Jo Tobin-Charleston - beaded jewelry
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Tosya Shore

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For over two decades, I have dedicated myself to learning, mastering and experimenting with various watercolor techniques. My travels, especially throughout Europe, have significantly influenced my work as I seeks to capture compelling shapes and compositions experienced far from my daily sphere. One of my consistent themes is the depiction of everyday human moments, such as hanging laundry, reading on a bench or walking arm-in-arm with friends.  The contrast between the rigidity of geometric architecture and the softness of human figures deeply resonates with my artistic sensibility most likely stemming from my engineering background coupled with my love of people. 

I am particularly drawn to watercolor because of the inherent unpredictability involved when water and pigment meet. The transparency of the medium allows viewers to see the layers and the history of a painting's evolution. I purposely render my subject with lost edges, mingled shapes and incongruent pattern. I am striving to evoke mystery, drawing the viewer in and inviting them to complete and perhaps personalize the subjects in their minds.

I donate 25 % of my art sales to a local charity each year.

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