Mary Wells Johnson
Encouraged to begin painting professionally by her husband Raymond, Mary began her journey nearly two decades ago. Studying oils under the legendary George McMahon (Boston/San Francisco) and perfecting watercolors from award-winning Pam Stoehsler, learning specific genres from other artists; her enduring faith, natural talent and dedication have brought us to the accomplished, award-winning artist we have today …Mary Wells Johnson.Water movement has become a specialty of Mary’s. An appreciation of one of her waterfalls delivers crisp, powerful sight and sound. She has taught several classes specific to that artistic endeavor; as well as general art, private classes for children by appointment in both watercolor and acrylics.Full spectrum from design, development and presentation in oils watercolors and acrylics, Mary has presented artwork for many successful art gallery exhibitions and personal sales.She collaborates with clients to create custom artwork specifications. Mary is skilled in capturing details aesthetically pleasing, delivering their sought-after joy.

SUSAN LISKEY
My oil painting career started with George McMahan of Klamath Falls up to his retirement. Other credits to my career include an acrylic workshop with Hugh Greer, pastel workshop with Maggie Price, both having publication with Northern Light books. Watercolor workshops with Sharon Rajnus, Larry Johnson and Pam Stoehsler, all local instructors. A college course with professor Sharon Latchaw Hirsh of Rosemount College “How to Look at and Understand Great Art”. I was also part owner in Clearwater Gallery, partner in Gallery 803, member of Klamath Art Association and Two Rivers Gallery.I specialize in commission work, painting portraits of animals or people, your favorite landscape or a favorite photograph.At my home Liskey’s Farmhouse Studio is where I hang my work and conduct art classes once a week. At the Klamath County Museum on Fridays I have a painting class where I instruct in oils, pastels, and acrylics