L’ANDRUSCAPES is the culmination of 20+ years of education, training, experience, and exhibitions in the fields of Fine Art & Illustration painting, drawing and printmaking.  I have studied art formally in New York, Paris, London, Copenhagen, and Chicago; resulting in 3 Master’s degrees in Fine Arts.

   I have been a member of the Michigan Pastel Assoc., The Oil Pastel Assoc., The Degas Pastel Society, and the Midwest Pastel Association.  I have exhibited in the U.S., Canada and Europe.  Finally, after all of these experiences and achievements I’ve decided to expand my horizons in trying to expose my art to the world via the internet.

  My work represents my response to the world around me.  I consider myself to be a “Colorist”.  My landscapes and figure studies express a personal and emotional interpretation to life and nature through my color palette which is vibrant and alive with intense color that portrays a spiritually optimistic and joyful outlook on nature and the human spirit.

 






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