Featured Artists Peggy Loyd and Natasha Isenhour
Visual Artists who tend to think BIG!
Peggy and Doyne Loyd
<img src=http://sonewmex.com/images/cover_peggy.jpg border=1 align=left hspace=5 alt="La Ventura by Peggy Loyd">Near Pie Town NM- Peggy and Doyne Loyd live 25 miles northeast of Pie Town. Most of their work is panoramic landscapes and macro-photographs. They print on cotton-rag-fine art paper or canvas using durable pigmented inks. Should the client wish they also mat and frame using conservation-grade materials and methods.
They can print virtually any size image on their 44” HP Z3100 printer. Canvas prints are stretched on stretcher bars like traditional canvas paintings. On occasion they shoot local activities such as roundups. They will also do custom photo shoots of whatever the client might wish wherever it might be. Using three Canon camera bodies and a selection of lenses from 24mm to 1000mm including architectural lenses allows the capture of most any setting. Solar panels power their computers and printers.
According to Peggy, one work may contain over 40 individual shots digitally assembled. You can find a selection of their work at www.photonewmexico.biz (http://www.photonewmexico.biz/); Pepper’s Gallery, Magdalena; Double Six Gallery, Grants; Old School House Gallery, Ramah; Southwest American Art, Old Town, Albuquerque; and Johnsons of Madrid, Madrid.
Natasha Isenhour
<img src=http://sonewmex.com/images/cover_natasha.jpg border=1 align=right hspace=5 alt="Waiting by Natasha Isenhour">Socorro NM– Natasha Isenhour's works have caught the eye of art critics and connoisseurs since she began her art career a dozen years ago. She works mostly in oils creating dramatic architectural images embued with an inner light that pulls the viewer toward a higher plane.
You can see Natasha's work at the Isenhour-Lucena studio next to the Stage Door Grill, 115 Abetya, where some of her works are featured. She is also represented by Cobalt Fine Arts Gallery, Tubac, and Wild Holly Gallery, Carefree, Arizona; The William and Joseph Gallery, Santa Fe; Austin Galleries, Austin, Texas; and The Cell Theatre, Albuquerque.
Her work will be featured at the Tubac Festival of the Arts in Tubac Feb. 6-10 and at Cobalt Fine Arts Gallery with an opening reception Friday, Feb. 8 from 4-8 pm. She will have an exhibit at the Wild Holly Gallery in April with an opening reception April 4 from 6-9 pm.
For more information, visit her website www.gallerynatasha.com (http://www.gallerynatasha.com/)
Visual Artists who tend to think BIG!
Peggy and Doyne Loyd
<img src=http://sonewmex.com/images/cover_peggy.jpg border=1 align=left hspace=5 alt="La Ventura by Peggy Loyd">Near Pie Town NM- Peggy and Doyne Loyd live 25 miles northeast of Pie Town. Most of their work is panoramic landscapes and macro-photographs. They print on cotton-rag-fine art paper or canvas using durable pigmented inks. Should the client wish they also mat and frame using conservation-grade materials and methods.
They can print virtually any size image on their 44” HP Z3100 printer. Canvas prints are stretched on stretcher bars like traditional canvas paintings. On occasion they shoot local activities such as roundups. They will also do custom photo shoots of whatever the client might wish wherever it might be. Using three Canon camera bodies and a selection of lenses from 24mm to 1000mm including architectural lenses allows the capture of most any setting. Solar panels power their computers and printers.
According to Peggy, one work may contain over 40 individual shots digitally assembled. You can find a selection of their work at www.photonewmexico.biz (http://www.photonewmexico.biz/); Pepper’s Gallery, Magdalena; Double Six Gallery, Grants; Old School House Gallery, Ramah; Southwest American Art, Old Town, Albuquerque; and Johnsons of Madrid, Madrid.
Natasha Isenhour
<img src=http://sonewmex.com/images/cover_natasha.jpg border=1 align=right hspace=5 alt="Waiting by Natasha Isenhour">Socorro NM– Natasha Isenhour's works have caught the eye of art critics and connoisseurs since she began her art career a dozen years ago. She works mostly in oils creating dramatic architectural images embued with an inner light that pulls the viewer toward a higher plane.
You can see Natasha's work at the Isenhour-Lucena studio next to the Stage Door Grill, 115 Abetya, where some of her works are featured. She is also represented by Cobalt Fine Arts Gallery, Tubac, and Wild Holly Gallery, Carefree, Arizona; The William and Joseph Gallery, Santa Fe; Austin Galleries, Austin, Texas; and The Cell Theatre, Albuquerque.
Her work will be featured at the Tubac Festival of the Arts in Tubac Feb. 6-10 and at Cobalt Fine Arts Gallery with an opening reception Friday, Feb. 8 from 4-8 pm. She will have an exhibit at the Wild Holly Gallery in April with an opening reception April 4 from 6-9 pm.
For more information, visit her website www.gallerynatasha.com (http://www.gallerynatasha.com/)