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Artists At Defuniak Springs Art Gallery
Debbie Baker
Julia Campbell Garcia
Julia Campbell Garcia
Debbie loves butterflies, birds, and blooms. She also embraces the Black Creek area of Freeport. She has also been inspired to record local landmarks, including the Chautauqua Hall of Brotherhood and the historic DeFuniak Springs Library, both located on Circle Drive. Additionally, Debbie has painted the Old Freeport Post Office and the
Debbie loves butterflies, birds, and blooms. She also embraces the Black Creek area of Freeport. She has also been inspired to record local landmarks, including the Chautauqua Hall of Brotherhood and the historic DeFuniak Springs Library, both located on Circle Drive. Additionally, Debbie has painted the Old Freeport Post Office and the former Freeport Café. These acrylic paintings document local history and nostalgia for locals and visitors alike.
Julia Campbell Garcia
Julia Campbell Garcia
Julia Campbell Garcia
Julia enjoys painting in acrylics to capture such subject matter as fish, birds, strawberries, her front porch, and cats. Julia’s young family, as well as her recently completed Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, and her time in the United States Marine Corps, will continue to provide valuable insights to our world as she approaches future artwork.
Allison Cox
Julia Campbell Garcia
Allison Cox
Allison Cox is our artisan who specializes in stained glass. Her love of Nature clearly comes through in her choice of designs. She has created numerous stained glass birds and flowers, not to mention butterflies and dragonflies, transforming them into plant stakes, sun catchers, and night lights.
Jan Faubel
Jan Faubel
Allison Cox
Jan Faubel has a love for landscapes, especially those capturing areas of New York State’s Finger Lakes Region, where she grew up, as well as East Anglia, just northeast of London, England, where she lived for several years. Many paintings are inspired by memories. Additionally, she has painted many views of Okaloosa Island, Destin Harbo
Jan Faubel has a love for landscapes, especially those capturing areas of New York State’s Finger Lakes Region, where she grew up, as well as East Anglia, just northeast of London, England, where she lived for several years. Many paintings are inspired by memories. Additionally, she has painted many views of Okaloosa Island, Destin Harbor, plus venues in and around DeFuniak Springs. Jan’s garden offers a wide range of subjects, including, flowers, veggies, and lawn décor
Sue Grimes
Jan Faubel
Sue Grimes
Sue Grimes records peaceful landscapes from mountain scenes to deserts to country sides showing an old cabin or barn. She also enjoys traditional seascapes, along with boats, lighthouses, shorebirds, shells, and other sea life. But Sue also finds inspiration in her kitchen and garden, resulting in several painted series of flowers, fruit, and veggies.
Jan Hannon
Jan Faubel
Sue Grimes
Jan Hannon loves birds! She has captured a wide range of feathered friends in various media. Often, Jan’s paintings revel her quick sense of humor, such as a pair of Pelicans interacting on a dock, as well as the bird perched atop an alligator’s snout! Her pair of manatees has an endearing message about the dedication of these two creatu
Jan Hannon loves birds! She has captured a wide range of feathered friends in various media. Often, Jan’s paintings revel her quick sense of humor, such as a pair of Pelicans interacting on a dock, as well as the bird perched atop an alligator’s snout! Her pair of manatees has an endearing message about the dedication of these two creatures. In recent years, Jan has painted countless mini paintings of the Chautauqua Hall of Brotherhood. You may even have one that hangs on your Christmas tree or sits on a mini easel. Her keen eye accurately records depth and details in seascapes and landscapes.
Neica Jones
Sylvia Rockwell
Priscilla Mead
Neica is our newest artist. Watch for her beautiful paintings. She has been painting for over ten years. In that time, she has grown as an artist and paints beautiful still lifes, landscapes, and human interest paintings.
Priscilla Mead
Sylvia Rockwell
Priscilla Mead
Priscilla is a fairly new painter who embraces her retirement through creativity. Although she has experimented with watercolor, acrylics, and oils, she clearly prefers traditional oils. Priscilla loves recording Alabama and Florida landscapes and beaches, plus animals and still lifes in a realistic style. Priscilla’s enthusiasm shines t
Priscilla is a fairly new painter who embraces her retirement through creativity. Although she has experimented with watercolor, acrylics, and oils, she clearly prefers traditional oils. Priscilla loves recording Alabama and Florida landscapes and beaches, plus animals and still lifes in a realistic style. Priscilla’s enthusiasm shines through in her choice of colors and uplifting sunrises and sunsets.
Sylvia Rockwell
Sylvia Rockwell
Sylvia Rockwell
Sylvia Rockwell takes her cues from her inner child and life experiences. Sylvia enjoys painting cute animals, providing them with fanciful human characteristics. Viewers can spot the relationships between animals. And the interactions between subject animals and viewers is delightful as the animals seem to be communicating directly to u
Sylvia Rockwell takes her cues from her inner child and life experiences. Sylvia enjoys painting cute animals, providing them with fanciful human characteristics. Viewers can spot the relationships between animals. And the interactions between subject animals and viewers is delightful as the animals seem to be communicating directly to us. Sylvia also finds inspiration in global events, such as the ongoing war in the Ukraine, as well as dealing with internal life struggles.
Morgan Stephens
Morgan Stephens
Sylvia Rockwell
Morgan is a Dual-Enrolled High School Senior who paints primarily with acrylics in a realistic, but whimsical style. Her subject matter varies widely to include still life settings, jellyfish, a raccoon in a party hat, insects, beauty berries, and landscapes. She also drew a significant number of the animals on the children’s mural that the Gallery co-sponsored with Mainstreet DeFuniak Springs