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Beth Palser,
a Watercolor Artist from the Brandywine Valley, Chester County, Pennsylvania,
presents a unique style of watercolor painting that brings together realism
with graphic undertones to her art. She is the creator of her
own individual style called "Factionalism©", taking realism to a different
level by enhancing the reality of the scene through the use of chopped linear
brush strokes, which provide movement, depth and a sense of emotion.
Since graduating in 1984 from the Art Institute of Philadelphia with
a degree in Advertising and Graphic Design, Palser has been a Professional
Watercolor Artist. While working for a renowned silkscreen printmaker
for several years, Palser was inspired to develop her own style of watercolor
painting by combining the different aspects of each discipline into her
art. She often works for weeks on a watercolor painting to achieve
the quality and detail which has been the signature of her work. Texture,
contrast and vibrant color are other elements Palser is known for in her
watercolor paintings.
Palser recently received awards from two
top national exhibitions, the Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club and the
Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors. Her watercolor
paintings are included in private and corporate art collections throughout
the United States and abroad including McGraw Hill Publishing, Drexel University,
Astra Zeneca and Southco Incorporated. Palser's watercolor paintings
can be found in many galleries throughout the tri-state area. In addition,
Palser has achieved Signature Member status in the Baltimore Watercolor
Society (BWS)
www.baltimorewatercolorsociety.org
and the Pennsylvania
Watercolor Society (PWS)
www.pwswc.com
and is listed
in Who's in America and Who's Who in American Women.
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