Lois Schuster

On the Other Hand 30x22 mixed media on paper

Had a Makeover 30x22 mixed media on paper

Anyone See My Glasses?30x22 mixed media on paper

Tell Me More 30x22 mixed media on paper

You Didn't Wait 30x22 mixed media on paper

I Think I Had a Good Time 30x22 mixed media on paper

Dance As Though No One Is Watching 30x22 mixed media on paper

I Thought So 30x22 mixed media on paper

Let's Talk 30x22 mixed media on paper

Hi, My Name is Rose 30x22 mixed media on paper

Just Thinking. 30x22 mixed media on paper

No Sweat 30x22 mixed media on paper

Real Redhead 30x22 mixed media on paper

Feeling Blue 30x22 mixed media on paper

The Elevator 30x22 mixed media on paper

Time Out 30x22 mixed media on paper

Tell Me 30x22 mixed media on paper

You Should Have Called First 30x22 mixed media on paper

Maybe He Prefers Blonds 30x22 mixed media on paper

I'm Serious 30x22 mixed media on paper

I'm Not Political 30x22 mixed media on paper

Woman of the Night 30x22 mixed media on paper

Namaste 30x22 mixed media on paper

Moi 30x22 mixed media on paper

Walking in Circles 30x22 mixed media on paper

Madam in Her Kimono 30x22 mixed media on paper

Uh Oh 30x22 mixed media on paper

Also a Redhead 30x22 mixed media on paper

Namaste 2 30x22 mixed media on paper

Here I Am 30x22 mixed media on paper

Cool Flowers 30x22 mixed media on paper

Orchid 30x22 mixed media on paper

Flowers Gone Wild 30x22 mixed media on paper

Hydrangeas and Friends 30x22 mixed media on paper

Sunflower Family 30x22 mixed media on paper

Blue Flowers 30x22 mixed media on paper

Hydrangeas 40x40 mixed media on canvas

Spring Flowers 24x24 mixed media on canvas

Hydrangeas Plus 36x24 mixed media on canvas

Oasis 20x20 mixed media on canvas

Contact:

lmschuster@comcast.net

443-695-3731

Artist statement

My life change dramatically in 1998 when I first picked up a paintbrush. I was in my early 60's when, on a lark, I signed up for an art class and fell in love with painting. What became a passion was never on my "bucket list".

I've been a practicing psychologist for many years and was naturally drawn to painting the human figure. As you can see, my largest body of work is figurative. Recently I began to work abstractly but there is often a hidden figure or face in my abstractions. In contrast, my pastels are mostly representative - flowers, landscapes and barns.

My first teacher and mentor was Tammra Sigler who helped me discover this whole new part of me. I've also studied with baltimore artists Deena Margolis and Ruth Pettus and in Naples, Florida with Carmelo Blandino and pastel artist Cheri Dunnigan.

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