Cathy Adams is originally from Holland, Michigan where her love for photography was inspired by Lake Michigan sunsets, the Tulip Time festival, the Grand Haven Musical Fountain, and her large family.  After moving to the Ozarks in 2009, her focus shifted to dogs, especially those who were ready for adoption and just waiting to become someone’s BFF (Best Furry Friend).  As life took her in different directions, she began to focus more on landscapes, wildlife, her best selling sunsets, the Kimberling City Bridge, and eagles, though none of that has diminished her love for pet photography.  She gives God the glory for all her accomplishments.  Click here to see Cathy's art.

Paul Long has been in Missouri all his life.  He resides in Branson West where he is President of Paul Long's Accounting & Tax Service.  He has provided income tax and accounting services conscientiously and professionally in the Branson West and Kimberling City areas for more than 44 years. To relieve stress, and because of his love for the area and the beauty that surrounds us, he took up photography a few years ago as a hobby  It's a passion now, and he plans to take it to the next level.  Click here to see Paul's Art.

Jacqueline (Jackie) Stoner is from Southern California and retired to the Ozarks with her husband in 2004.  It was then that she purchased a small digital camera and took up photography.  She and her husband Ed have driven over 50,000 miles throughout the country where she has photographed nature's bounty.  Her portfolio consists of images from her vast travels, her unique abstracts, and her best selling local landscapes, bridges, waterscapes and other scenes of the Ozarks.  Click here to see Jackie's Art.

Mary L Phillip is originally from South Texas and has also lived in Arkansas, Missouri and Florida.  She moved to the area in 2017 to be nearer to her son and his family.  Her background is in finance, banking, accounting and real estate, and her life took a real turn when she started painting for therapy during a time of illness.  She is known for her realistic paintings of fish  She also does custom paintings of landscapes, buildings, sea creatures, boats and other subjects of all kinds. Click  here to see Mary's art.

Connie Perkins started out with photography and inspirational greeting cards.  When she decided to paint, she had no training and didn't know what she could or couldn't do.  So she tried everything and found out that she could do just about anything.  She has completed works using acrylic, watercolor, oil, pastel chalk, pencil and charcoal and is one of the few artists who is proficient at "brulage" which is a 15th century form of wood burning on thick paper.  Her faith has gotten her through some serious health challenges, but her smile never fades, and her sweetness touches everyone she meets.  Click  here to see Connie's art.

Karen Pugh began painting in 1973 when a friend gave her a painting class in Montana.  Through the years, when time and circumstance allowed, she always returned to painting in some measure.  She and her mother even attended classes and painted together.  She has lived in Branson West and Kimberling City for 23 years and has been active in the Table Rock Art Guild.  She and her husband Stan love their church, friends and community.  Each of her paintings is carefully pondered and planned, and you will see her heart in every one.  Click  here to see Karen's art.

Ron Perkins and his wife Connie have lived in Colorado, Montana and Texas before moving to Branson 3 years ago.  It was when they lived near Yellowstone Park that Ron took a carving class, and he was hooked.  He started carving cottonwood bark from dying trees along the Yellowstone River.  When he carves, he lets each piece of wood become was it was meant to be, with no particular goal or persuasion from him.  Thus he calls his art Random Cuts.  Click  here to see Ron's art.

Linda Muraski moved Branson West from the Chicago suburbs and is happy to be here!  She has worked in many types of art, including glass, jewelry and both oil and acrylic paintings.  She now has perfected her skills in acrylic pours coated with resin that result in all kinds of beautiful art and useful items.  Her jewelry "Sterling and Stones" is nature at its finest....silver from the earth and rocks/stones from all over the world.  She has a strong following, and when you meet her and see her work, you will understand why.  Click  here to see Linda's art.

Janet Woods is a beautiful soul, full of grace and peace.  Her love for God shows as much on the back of the canvas as on the front.  Each painting is based on a Scripture that she writes on the back of the canvas.  She paints freely and heavy in oil, and every painting has spiritual character.  Here is what she says:  "Art is a passageway that allows me the opportunity to listen from within and through which I may become an instrument of creativity.  When I get into this prayerful mood, I trust this relationship to help me use brushstrokes to communicate a joyful freedom.  These brushstrokes may become a creative moment to communicate my experience".  Click here to see Janet's art.

Marty Schmitt is a delightful soul who is always ready to help her family, friends and community.  God surprised her when he placed a passion for painting in her heart "later in life", as she says, though she's really not that old.  Marty paints domestic animals and wildlife with acrylics on native Arkansas sandstone. She picks the stones by hand, cleans and seals them.  Then she paints the beautiful images (you will love the eyes!) of beloved pets and other of God's creatures that will strike the  emotion within you.  She feels privileged to share this blessing of God's talent with you.  Click here to see Marty's art.

Barbara Capel was a long time resident of the Tri-Lakes area and a champion for the protection of abused women and children.  She was also a prolific and successful artist, and her work is available at Branson West Art Gallery at a fraction of its original prices.  You will love the color and variety of her work, from nature to abstract, and so much more.  Even though we never had the opportunity of meeting her before her death in 2017, we know and love her from her work and are honored to present it to you.  Click here to see Barbara's art.  NOTE:  This artist's page is not yet activated.... working on it.

Clint Graham became interested in art when he was 3 and has continued to observe wildlife behavior since that time. He has created art in many forms, including his wildlife paintings and his painted turkey feathers which we display in our main gallery.  He served in the Army National Guard where he was honored to design the Brigade Commander's coin.  He created Revelation Art in 2018 to combine his passions for wildlife and art and says "I give all the credit to our Creator and feel lucky to use the gift He gave me for His glory."  Clint lives in Lawson, Missouri with his wife and son.  Click here to see Clint's art.

Gail Attanasio is from rural New Jersey where she grew up surrounded by hundreds of acres of wildlife habitat.  She first became serious about photography in 2001 after a devastating accident that caused her to seek comfort in the presence of God and His living wonders.  She came to Missouri in 2007 to begin again, accompanied by only her animals. She seeks to grow in her abilities to photograph subjects in nature that inspire people's lives, their inner emotions, and their will to move forward in their lives in spite of setbacks.  Click here to see Gail's art.

Nancy Ryder moved to the Ozarks in 1993 and has been photographing since high school.  Her camera is never far away, as she captures everything from nature to people to food and anything else that comes her way.  She considers photography a great passion, one that enables her to capture God's beauty and share it with others.  Nancy is a working pastry chef/kitchen supervisor at College of the Ozarks.  In addition to making beautiful and delicious cakes, she is an excellent photographer!  Click here to see Nancy's art.

Paula Buzenius began photographing in 1999 when digital photography was is in its infancy.  As that industry progressed, so did her equipment, skill and passion.  She is originally from Brookfield, IL and lived in Dallas for many years where she served on the board of the Dallas Camera Club before moving to the Ozarks several years ago.  She has received many awards from juried competitions and has been published in the American Photographic Journal, Wildlife in Focus and others.  Her wildlife and nature prints are exquisite.  Click here to see Paula's art.

Debbie Bridges is a third generation photographer currently living in Cape Fair, MO.  Click here to see Debbie's art.

Jan O'Neill  was born, raised and educated in North Dakota.  As wife of a military officer, she was exposed to many beautiful areas, including Alabama, Hawaii, Kansas and Texas before moving to the Ozarks in 2006.  She is also a member of Table Rock Art Guild.  Click here to see Jan's art.

Kirk Phillip had a first grade teacher who recognized his artistic talents, and he won an award for a paper cowboy he made.  A few years later, he took some art classes and improved his skills.  He served in the Army National Guard and graduated from College of the Ozarks with a degree in Graphic Art.  Today he is an EMT in Branson West and continues to use his artistic talents.  Click here to see Kirk's patriotic wood art.