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Artist Kitty Thompson works on a portrait at the new Pecan Creek Artists studio and gallery that she and six other area artists have opened in a fully renovated, 2,000 square foot space downtown.
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A group of seven artists known as the Pecan Creek Artists opened their studio and gallery in February at 913 Indiana Street. Primarily oil painters, they also work in acrylic and mixed media.
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Mary Kimball, left, and Lysle Huddleston, right, talk with Lynn Connolly as she works on a landscape painting at the Pecan Creek Artists studio and gallery that recently opened on Indiana Street.
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Becky Isbell adds glaze to enhance the color in parts of a seascape she is creating at Pecan Creek Artists studio and gallery. The new space opened in February at 913 Indiana Street and adds to the development and momentum of downtown Wichita Falls.
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Artists brushes at Pecan Creek Artists, a new studio and gallery on Indiana Street.
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Artists Lysle Huddleston, left, Lynn Connolly and Sandy Hay talk while Hay creates a stampeding horse painting. Seven local female artists recently opened Pecan Creek Artists studio and gallery downtown.
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Local artist Sandy Hay works on an oil painting of stampeding horses. Hay and six other artists who got together with artist Jane Spears Carnes, formed the Pecan Creek Artists when Carmes retired from painting.
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Abstract artist Betsy Edwards blends blue tones together on an oil painting created at Pecan Creek Artists studio and gallery. Edwards and six other female artists joined together to form the group and open a gallery and studio space downtown.
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Artist Kitty Thompson works on a portrait at the new Pecan Creek Artists studio and gallery that she and six other area artists have opened in a fully renovated, 2,000 square foot space downtown.