I love watercolors.
I grew up spending summers at Tower Grove Park, a Victorian walking park bordering the Missouri Botanical Gardens. Although I no longer live on the South Side, I still enjoy seeing artwork by local and visiting artists.
Two I have recently discovered are Michael Anderson of Sketching St. Louis, and Memphis artist, Martha Kelly.
Michael Anderson has a colorful, vintage feel to his watercolor prints while Martha Kelly has a very Arts and Crafts style to some of her prints like “Missouri Botanical Gardens” and “Overton Park” while her watercolors have a dreamy, just painted in my sketchbook quality that I like.
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Lauren Miller
Lauren Miller is a Midwestern born writer with a passion for Jesus, the written word, and dogs. She has seventeen years of experience in the library field and reviews books for the Historical Novels Review (UK). Lauren is the Managing Web Editor and writer for The Scribe, a web publication of the St. Louis Writers Guild, where she also serves as their Director of Communications. She likes to spend her free time enjoying period films, discovering new reads, and being surrounded by other people’s pets. Lauren, her husband, and their wily Maine Coon (who isn’t quite a dog) live in Missouri. You can learn more about Lauren’s writing at LaurenJoanMiller.com.
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