Sharon K. Shubert

Profile

City: Sherman, Texas
Country: United States

Joined: Mar 2009

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“MY GUITAR GUY”

“Leaving Home” was the WINNER in the Red Patterns Challenge 6-10-09, hosted by the Shapes and Patterns Group! ((This work is no longer available at RB, but contact Sharon if you want a print.))

Top Ten in Group Challenges:

The following groups have honored me as a FEATURED MEMBER:

IMPRESSIONISM CAFE

DEER ME

#1 ARTISTS OF RED BUBBLE

SHAPES AND PATTERNS

GOING COASTAL

COLOR ALTERING

“Shallow Waters” shown below won the “TODAY’S BEST” Design Award at Zazzle.com on 6-4-09!

My work in art and writing are life-long passions; gifts I was born with. God chose to make me a very creative person and I am so thankful for that! I enjoy working in many different mediums, learning more and more about the creative process along the way. I believe an artist never stops learning. In 2009 my focus is mainly on DIGITAL ART DESIGN, although I also enjoy working in Watercolor & Ink, Mixed Media Sculpture and Woodburning. My body of art work over the years also includes work in various other mediums, including but not limited to: Charcoal & Graphite Pencil Drawing, Collage’, Pyrographic Furniture Design, Acrylic Painting, Decoupage’, and more.

Inspiration for much of my art work and writing comes from living in an area rich in wildlife and natural resources, under the big skies of Texas. Living on the largest lake in Texas, Lake Texoma, for over 15 years has never failed to uplift me in spirit and amaze me. Most of the art I create carries a message of earth and wildlife conservation and care. :)

I’ve been writing all of my life. My art and writing talents are true gifts from God. I’m a published author of short stories, prose, poetry and Haiku, most recently published in March 2009 in a local newspaper. A publisher used an excerpt of my previously published work in a publicity campaign for a local writing contest. My favorite writing accomplishment is being published in Country Living Magazine by Hearst Publishing in the November 1994 issue. My published story was entitled, “No Nintendo Whizzes Here” a short story of growing up without electronic games and of the many adventures of outdoor play in days gone by.