CAG Member Gallery

Gorgeous anodized aluminum and hand beaded jewelry.

I love painting in watercolor. It is both challenging and gratifying. I paint anything from flowers, people, and pets, to landscapes.
I try to continue to grow in my art and challenge myself.
One of my greatest joys in life is just going into my art room and creating.

The Pink Llama Gallery in historic downtown Cedarburg, Wisconsin, is eclectic and fun, though traditional art has found a home here, too. We represent 100+ artists from across the country, with a strong showing of work from local and Wisconsin artists.

Started my glass venture over 18 years ago by taking a lamp working class up at Peninsula Arts. Made glass beads for awhile until discovering the wonderful world of glass fusing. I enjoy this medium in my basement studio which I share with my fellow artist and wife, Paula.

My work conveys the peaceful, calm feeling of serene rural landscapes. Expressing the colors of different seasons of the year.

I create out of fabrics, colorful “paintings” of favorite pets, places, nature, and religious representations (eg Our Lady of Guadalupe). I accept custom orders.

I have lived, painted and taught watercolor painting in Ozaukee County for 40 years, exhibiting annually in the Cedarburg Festivals, Wisconsin Watercolor Society and other Wisconsin fairs and shows. My large scale paintings are in the collections of many corporations and private patrons. A loose, colorful and painterly style characterizes my works of landscapes, urban scenes and impressionistic life studies.

Always learning love to add fun

My art celebrates human connectedness, interactions and joy between nature and each other in clay, plaster, pastel, wood or mixed media.

I use stoneware and stoneware/porcelain clay bodies to create wheel thrown and hand-built functional pottery pieces decorated with glaze, carving, transfers, painting and wax resist.
I feel very lucky to now have an opportunity to make as much art as my hands can conjure and to find connections and friendship within artist communities in Wisconsin and around the globe.

Family, faith, and nature inform Gina’s art.
Eco Printing with live botanicals onto fabric or paper, cyanotype, rust, wax, block printing, stitching, drawing, and other mark making techniques can be found throughout her work.

Color drives my creative experience. It is such a great pleasure to craft combinations of color and design that make the viewer celebrate. When I am at the torch melting glass time stands still; it becomes my Zen time to decompress and retreat. My work is designed to bring joy to the eye and pleasure to the wearer. I feel it is of utmost importance to employ the finest quality materials and exacting processes, resulting in wearable pieces of art that can be appreciated for years to come.