2017 Camp Fire An Artists' Christmas Catalog

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Evening Schedule 6:00 Art viewing, cocktails and silent auction

Seated dinner, live auction

7:00 of luxury packages and

entertainment by Aurora Bleu Art Auction and Gala Saturday, November 11, 2017 - Fort Worth Zoo

9:30 Silent auction closes

Thank You It has been an honor to serve as Chair for the 33rd annual An Artists’ Christmas. It is through the opportunities to give back to our community that I find my joy. And planning this event has been nothing less than a joyful experience -- one I have been fortunate to share with a dedicated committee and helpful Camp Fire staff. My precious friends and family have been a wonderful support to me throughout this process as well.

Camp Fire First Texas has been a cornerstone organization for youth development in North Texas since 1914. This event, An Artists’ Christmas, is the Council’s largest fundraiser, with all proceeds from the event going directly to support programming - including camping, after school programs, teen services, environmental education, early childhood education, and school readiness - for boys, girls, and adults.

When asked to support Camp Fire, I gladly say, “Yes,” because it is in Camp Fire that children and youth find a unique place that blends safety, fun, and inclusiveness - a place where they form lasting relationships, develop a sense of belonging, and make positive contributions to the lives of their families and their communities. Camp Fire youth have life-enhancing experiences and develop assets essential to their futures.

There are a number of others who answered this request of support. To each of our artists, sponsors, donors and guests who make An Artists’ Christmas a magical event, thank you! It is because of your support Camp Fire is able to improve our communities by changing young lives for the better. Inside and out.

Sincerely, Lynda Tiedtke Event Chair

Thank You Our connection with Camp Fire goes back more than 30 years, and began when David attended Camp El Tesoro as a child. It is a rare and special occurrence to reconnect so personally as adults with an organization from your youth. We are so excited for the opportunity to continue this relationship and serve as the Honorary Chairs for the 2017 An Artists’ Christmas event.

Connection to nature is a value that seems to have lost its importance in today’s technology-driven world. Camp Fire reaches youth of all ages at every milestone, and instills the values of work, health and love through their programs. We believe in the Camp Fire promise, and in the organization’s focus of reconnecting youth with the outdoors. We are honored to represent the Council through our service.

We would like to thank Lynda Tiedtke, Chair of the 33rd annual An Artists’ Christmas, the art selection and event planning committee, artists, event sponsors, and Camp Fire staff for their support in this event.

Sincerely, Noel and David Nolet Honor Chairs

Congratulations to our 2017 Artist Award Winners.

Look for ribbons next to their artwork in the catalog and the gallery.

Best of Show

2D 1st Place Tabitha Paige

Jeff Ott

2 nd Place Samuel Shelton

Photography 1st Place Bob Lukeman 2 nd Place David Blow 3 Place Donna Miller rd

3 rd Place Harmony Padgett 3D 1st Place Stormie Parker 2 nd Place Pamela Summers 3 rd Place Douglas Clark

An Artists’ Christmas 2017 Committees EVENT COMMITTEE Event Chair • Lynda Tiedtke Honor Chairs • Noel and David Nolet Douglas Clark Marilyn Gilbert Terri Hollander Angela Jacobson Kirby Jacobson Linda Jacobson Erma Lee Randy Meador Randi Mitchell

John Molyneaux Janet Neff Katie Olson Amanda Plotnicki Jenene Schaffer Liz Spurgeon Elise Walker Drenda Williams Witt John Witt

ART ADVISORY COMMITTEE Douglas Clark Randy Meador Amanda Plotnicki Pamela Summers Lynda Tiedtke

2017 Board of Directors Chairman of the Board Lauri Curtis Hadobas Vice Chairman, Administration Bill McCoy Vice Chairman, Financial Development Jerri O. Akers Vice Chairman, Planning Jake Yarbrough Treasurer Courtney Garner Lewis Secretary Dolores Garza

Directors Scot Bennett Dr. Jared Cobb Jim D. DeBacker Kimberly DeWoody Dianna Flores, MA, LPC Thomas Hook Donna James-Harvey Lisa D. Mares Randi Mitchell John Molyneaux Cheryl Moore Travis Patterson Robert J. Reeb, III Evelyn H. Richardson Roland Schafer Jenene Schaffer

John Strong Lynda Tiedtke Jared Treesh Kelli Walter Andrew Ward Brett Weeks Corey Marie Weeks Kay L. West Drenda Williams Witt

Foundation Board Kevin Garman, Chairman Nina Hutton Linda Jacobson Adelaide Leavens Drew Springer Patricia Vaughan President/CEO Ann Sheets

An Artists’ Christmas 2017 Sponsors

In-Kind Donors

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Meta Alice Keith Bratten Foundation BSCO, Inc. Dean, Jacobson Financial Services, LLC Garvey Texas Foundation Donna and Thomas Harvey Terri and Rich Hollander Imagetek Office Systems Jackson Walker, LLP Jake and Linda Jacobson JPMorgan Chase Luther King Capital Management Kay West and John Molyneaux Patterson Law Group Radiology Associates of North Texas, P.A. Rogers Wealth Group EnLink Midstream LLC The Virginia Hobbs Charitable Trust Lynda and Eric Tiedtke Ubeo Business Services

Atmos Energy Beacon Hill Wealth Services, Raymond James & Associates Shirley and John Dean DuBose Family Foundation David and Lauri Curtis Hadobas Rylander, Clay and Opitz, LLP Winn-Dunaway Foundation, Inc. Worthington National Bank Artist Awards Reception Sponsor

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2017 Art Judges Mary E. Burke Mary E. Burke is Director of the Sid Richardson Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. Since beginning with the museum in 1996, Mrs. Burke has led the museum’s planning, development and implementation of an array of program offerings, which carry out its mission to educate, engage and inspire its visitors to find meaning, value and enjoyment in exploring its collection of paintings of the late 19th- and early 20th-century American West.

She is the recipient of several prestigious awards including Museum Educator of the Year by both the Texas Association of Museums’ Educators Committee and the Texas Art Education Association (TAEA).

Mrs. Burke earned her Master of Arts in art education with museum education certification in 1996 from the University of North Texas. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in all-level art education from Texas Christian University.

Janet Chaffee Janet Chaffee was born in Denver, Colorado and has lived in the North Texas metroplex for much of her life. She earned her BFA in painting from The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) in 1999 and received her MFA from Texas Christian University (TCU) in May 2002. Since graduating, she has taught at TCU, UTA, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and the Kimbell Art Museum. She is currently teaching at Trinity Valley School in Fort Worth. She has exhibited both regionally and locally, most recently in the show titled Vignette at the Women’s Museum at Fair Park (now closed); Art for All: Collaborative Endeavors at the Wichita Falls Museum of Art; and Flow into the Mystic: Marriage and the Contemporary Artist at the Tyler Museum of Art. Her most recent solo exhibition, Waxing, was featured at Artspace 111, in Fort Worth.

J.W. Wilson J.W. Wilson is the President of ROXO Energy and has jointly led the team since inception. His primary function is the oversight and acquisition of capital funding from a multitude of business relationships. Prior to ROXO Energy, Mr. Wilson founded several companies within and outside of the energy space. He also served as an independent landman.

Mr. Wilson is also a self-described “obsessed art collector.” He co-founded the local gallery, Fort Works Art. He continues to support local artists when he can.

He graduated with a Bachelor of Science from Texas Christian University, where he lettered 4 years on the football team and served on the leadership council his senior year. Wilson founded the Comrades True Football Scholarship, an endowed scholarship funded exclusively by former lettermen, the first of its kind in the country.

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Art Auction Rules ALL SALES ARE FINAL.

PLEASE NOTE

• Payment for art must be made on the night of the auction. Checks, cash, MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express are accepted.

• Ribbons and labels are property of the artists and are not purchased with the art.

• Buyer is responsible for collecting art on the night of the auction.

• Delivery is available for $50 per item and will be completed by the first week of December.

• If there are tax obligations involved in accepting a “Special Auction Item,” the buyer assumes responsibility of consulting a tax advisor to determine the tax obligation, if any, of the merchandise received.

• Buyer is responsible for checking the condition of merchandise prior to purchase. No refunds or exchanges will be possible.

• At the close of the auction, volunteers will assist the buyer in collecting items. The buyer may obtain a printed receipt at the check-out table.

• Sales tax will not be charged the night of the event.

Aurora Bleu Aurora Bleu formed in 2009 in Fort Worth to provide its listeners with a blast from the past. The band delivers a blend of Americana-international flare of vintage and retro inspired covers ranging from big band, swing, jump blues, rockabilly and jazz. Whether they are thumping retro beats while mixing in showers of sultry sweet soothing keys of jazz infusion or inserting surprise elements of modern pop, these powerhouse vocals will take you on a journey you’re sure to love. Members include; Tim Cannon (Guitar), Jeff Duggar (Drums), Mark Radford (Sax), John Stevens (Sax, Clarinet, Flute), Rick Castenada (Bari), Jason Robinowitz (Trumpet, Trombone, Flugalhorn, Violin), Martin Gonzales (Bass) and Stephanie Gonzales (Lead Vocals).

Live Auction Backyard BBQ from Billy’s Oak Acres with Private Concert for 20 Firing up the grill will take on a whole new dimension when BBQ pit master Billy Woodrich of Billy’s Oak Acres BBQ shows up at your home. Not only will he bring a fully catered feast featuring meats of your choice, he’ll bring along one of his talented friends for entertainment, too!

While you eat, enjoy a private concert by a surprise music artist announced tonight for you and 20 guests at your own home!

Restrictions: Time and date to be determined and agreed upon between the buyer and caterers and artist.

Value: Priceless Donated by: Surprise Artist and Billy’s Oak Acres BBQ

VIP NASCAR Experience at Texas Motor Speedway

Hold on to your hats! This thrill ride package includes the two best NASCAR events at Texas Motor Speedway. Enjoy a full weekend of racing excitement with exclusives from driver meet & greet events, pit access, luxury suite tickets and so much more!

This experience includes two packages in one:

April 7 & 8, 2018 Race Weekend Package from The Speedway Club • 4 Speedway Club Grandstand Tickets for the NASCAR XFINITY Series Cowboy 300 (Saturday) • 4 Speedway Club Grandstand Tickets for the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 (Sunday) • Speedway Club Access, 4 Weekend Pit Passes (Must be 18 or Older) • 1 Crystal Lot Parking Pass

April 7 & 8, 2018 GameStop Racing Package • 2 All- Access Credentials to attend the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, and XFINITY Series events at Texas Motor Speedway • Personal Meet & Greet with GameStop Driver Erik Jones • 2 GameStop Suite Passes for the XFINITY Series Race on 4/7 • Access to the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and XFINITY garages and pit road (Must be 18 or Older) • GameStop Racing Official Crew Shirt • Opportunity to watch NASCAR XFINITY from Joe Gibbs Racing’s pit areas

Value: $3,325 Donated by: Joe Gibbs Racing, Texas Motor Speedway

Tee Up Texas & Ireland Golfing in Dublin, Killarney & Ennis, Guinness Storehouse, Car Rental, 6-Night Stay with 50K American Airlines Miles PLUS! Two Premier Local Golf Packages The Emerald Isle is a golfing mecca. Unique as a golfing destination, Ireland is home to the highest number of true links golf courses. Many of Ireland’s iconic sights are within easy reach so you can enjoy the historic spots and stunning views. And don’t forget the legendary 19th hole – the ‘craic’ in Ireland is great, both on and off the course!

Ireland at-a-glance:

Includes 50,000 American Airline Miles

• Daily breakfast for 2

This golfing package brings it home to Texas, too, with four (4) one-day passes to the 2018 DEAN & DELUCA Invitational at Colonial and three (3) rounds of golf for two (2) at Coyote Ridge Golf Club in Carrollton.

Texas Golf at-a-glance: • 4-one-day passes to 2018 DEAN & DELUCA Invitational at Colonial, May 21-27, 2018 • 3-rounds of golf for 2 at Coyote Ridge Golf Club in Carrollton

• Mont Clare Hotel, Dublin - night 1 • Randles Court Hotel, Killarney nights 2 & 3 • The Old Ground Hotel, Ennis nights 4 & 5 • The Carton House Hotel & Golf Club, Dublin - night 6 with 3-course dinner for 2 • 2-rounds of golf at each of the following courses: Dooks Golf Club, Lahinch Golf Club/Castle Course, and Carton House Golf Club (choice of Montgomerie or O’Meara Golf Course) • 2 VIP tickets to the Guinness Storehouse • 6-day car rental • Winspire booking & concierge service Value: $5,400 Courtesy of Winspire Donated by: American Airlines, Coyote Ridge Golf Club, Bill McCoy

Note: The listed properties are subject to availability, comparable alternatives may be booked.

Rental Car: Enjoy a 6-day car rental (Day 2 - Day 7); pick up in Dublin city center, return at Dublin Airport. Rental includes VAT, collision damage waiver insurance, theft protection insurance and unlimited mileage. Does not include drop-off fee when returning car at airport. (Note: automatic transmission will require a supplemental fee).

Winspire Booking & Concierge Service: Winspire provides a team of seasoned travel professionals who will help you redeem your experience. All travel related details and reservations are handled for every part of your Winspire experience including assistance with extra hotel nights, airfare upgrades, and additional guests.

Additional Information: Must be booked a minimum of 60 days in advance. Reservations are subject to availability. Certificates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed. All purchases are non-refundable.

Packages cannot be resold. Ground transportation is not included unless where specified.

Culinary Extravaganza “La Cucina Italiana”, Fattoria Colleverde (Lucca)

Tuscany Culinary Escape Private Cooking Lesson, Winery and Olive Oil Press Tour & Tasting, Hotel Ponte Sisto Rome 2-Night Stay, Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort & Spa 5-Night Stay for 2 Gourmets and wine buffs descend on this hidden Tuscan Valley to enjoy local specialties. The Garfagnana Valley is famous for its prosciutto, pork, pecorino cheese and honey. Fortunately, the area also boasts beautiful areas for walking, hiking and biking, so you can work up an appetite in between meals.

Pisa, Florence and Cinque Terra are reachable by car or train – day trips not to be missed. Cinque Terra, a 5-mile stretch of a breathtaking beautiful rocky coast at the border of Tuscany and Liguria, was declared a National Park in 1999 and has been protected by UNESCO as a unique natural environment since 1997.

Hotel Ponte Sisto, Rome Enjoy a 2-night

• 2-night stay in a superior room at the Hotel Ponte Sisto, Rome

stay in a superior double room (one queen bed or two twin beds) including daily buffet breakfast for two, subject to availability. The 4-star Hotel Ponte Sisto is a gorgeously renovated palazzo and just steps from Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori. For your convenience, you may wish to split your stay, so you have one night at the beginning of your trip and one night at the end in Rome.

• 5-night stay in a classic room at the Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort & Spa (Barga, Lucca)

Renaissance® Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort & Spa (Barga, Lucca) Enjoy a 5-night stay

Includes 50,000 American Airline Miles This experience includes:

• Daily breakfast for 2 • Private cooking class, lunch, wine cellar and olive oil mill tour and tasting for 2 at Fattoria Colleverde (Lucca) • Spa treatment at the Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort & Spa • Winspire booking & concierge service

in a standard room (maximum occupancy of two) including daily breakfast for two and a $200 U.S. dollars spa credit at the time of publication.* This recently renovated luxury Tuscan resort is perched high atop a hill within a 1500-acre estate inside the Serchio Valley, and is surrounded by views of snowcapped mountains, lush parkland and charming villages.

Enjoy a private cooking class, lunch, tour of the wine cellar and olive oil mill and tasting for two at Fattoria Colleverde, an organic/biodynamic vineyard producing some of the most distinctive wines and olive oil in Tuscany. Owners Francesca and Piero welcome you, where you will cook with Chef Rodolfo as he shares the secrets of Tuscan cuisine with you.

Available April through early November (Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri, excluding Easter Monday). During winter months, an alternate culinary experience or cooking class at the Renaissance can be arranged for you.

Value: $4,500 Courtesy of Winspire Donated by: American Airlines Winspire Booking & Concierge Service: Winspire provides a team of seasoned travel professionals who will help you redeem your experience. All travel related details and reservations are handled for every part of your Winspire experience including assistance with extra hotel nights, airfare upgrades, and additional guests.

Additional Information: Must be booked a minimum of 60 days in advance. Reservations are subject to availability and hotel may be substituted for comparable or better property. Certificates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed. All purchases are non-refundable. Packages cannot be resold. Ground transportation is not included. *The value in dollars is strictly a result of the currency exchange on the date the trip is booked, not time of visit.

Lockheed Martin Beer, Brews & F-35 Cockpit Beverage Party Demonstrator Ride Wagon and Facility Tour This year’s party wagon gets Jump into the cockpit of the F-35 Lighting II Joint Strike Fighter for the experience of a lifetime!

Spend one hour in an F-35 Cockpit Demonstrator that provides an interactive, real-time experience of performance, air-to-air and airto-ground capabilities of the F-35.

A skilled company representative will guide the guest pilot(s) through the flight as they experience the sensation of flying a high-performance fighter jet.

Participants can perform missions, land on an aircraft carrier deck, hover, vertically land and discover additional maneuvers of the F-35.

This package can be shared with more than one person at the buyer’s discretion. Individuals must be 10 years of age or older to participate.

Value: Priceless Donated by: Lockheed Martin

“crafty” with local brewery tours and homebrew kits. This ultimate party package is perfect for this year’s entertaining season with a generous assortment of beer, wine and spirits. From holiday gatherings, weekend dinners and game watching parties or the perfect tailgate, this extravagant package is sure to keep your crowd happy hour after hour!

Complete with customized “South Beach” themed barware and bar accessories!

Value: $1,500 Donated by: Members of An Artists’ Christmas committee, Linda and Jake Jacobson, Martin House Brewing Company, Panther Island Brewing, Shannon Brewing Company, and Old Texas Brewing Company

Hess Wine Collection + Private Gourmet Dinner for 20 Fine wine, incredible food and amazing company. Enjoy a private four-course meal for 20 at Fish Creek Restaurant and Bar. To complement this gourmet meal, is a delightful array of 20 hand-selected bottles from The Hess Collection Winery.

Since 2009, Fort Worth native Joe Lane has masterfully cultivated Fish Creek into one of the best restaurants in Parker County, with premium dishes ranging from prime steaks with a saffron compound butter, to lump crab cakes topped with bacon remoulade.

The Hess Collection’s founder, Donald Hess, established his winery on the volcanic slopes of Mount Veeder in the Napa Valley, making it home to some of Napa Valley’s best Cabernet Sauvignon, and defining a whole new approach to wine making.

This special assortment includes Napa Valley Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon, North Coast Cabernet Sauvignon, California “Treo” Winemaker’s Blend, Artezin Zinfandel, Napa Valley Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon from the exclusive Small Block Series, and Colorne Malbec Autenico from Salta Argentina.

Value: $2,700 Donated by: Hess Collection Winery, Joe Lane, Fish Creek Restaurant & Bar

Silent Auction

Sarah Ayala Mandala Ink on Paper, 18.5” x 22” Donated by: Bill Bostelmann SarahAyala.com Value $350 - $525

Donna Bales Works Nope Mixed Media, 6” x 6” BalesWorks@sbcglobal.net Value $350 - $525

Watt Casey Stevie Ray Vaughan with Double Trouble, Sam’s BBQ, Austin, TX Photograph, 20” x 24” WattCasey.com Value $250 - $375 Maryann Brummer Rain Soaked Oil, 19” x 16” MaryannBrummer.com Value $700 - $875

Denis Benjamin Late Season Magnolia Flower Fort Worth Botanical Gardens Watercolor, 17” x 21” DenisBenjamin0@gmail.com Value $250 - $300

Jake Christenson Texas Heat Oil on Canvas, 18” x 30” JakeChristenson.com Value $500 - $750

David Blow Of This World Photograph, 30” x 30” DavidBlow.net Value $900 - $1350

Douglas Clark Repose Bronze, 6” x 4” x 4” DouglasBClark.com Value $650 - $975

Includes new book, My Guitar is a Camera, autographed by author Watt Casey

Ted Clemens Black Calf Oil on Panel, 14.5” x 16.5” TedClemensFineArt.com Value $600 - $900

Jeff Cocanour Flowers Acrylic on Canvas, 24” x 36” Cocanour.com Value $1000 - $1500

Judy Crowe On a Clear Day Oil on Linen, 24” x 30” JudyCrowe.com Value $2500 - $3125

Thomas Diel Cowtown Coat Rack Walnut, Steel, Stainless and Aluminum Wall Mount, 20” x 34” x 3” ThomasDiel.com Value $780 - $1170

Carolyn Cruz “Fall Beach” Newport, RI Photograph, 18” x 24” CaroBauCruz@sbcglobal.net Value $1200 - $1500 Dan Darr Purple Potion Collage, 14” x 11” DannyDarr.com Value $200 - $250

Candice Eisenfeld Georgia Road Acrylic, 36” x 36” x 3” Eisenfeld.com Value $3900 - $4875

Wendy Eversole Wheels of Emotion Acrylic on Canvas, 12” x 12” W.Eversole@outlook.com Value $250 - $315

Sarah Graham Lazy Meadow Watercolor, 18” x 14” SarahGrahamArt.com Value $350 - $525

Iris Fragoso Say Something Mixed Media, 20” x 20” IArtIris.com Value $650 - $815

Spray Gleaves Circles Oil on Canvas, 36” x 24” VSprayG@gmail.com Value $600 - $900

Pat Green Autographed Table Enamel, Metal and Wood 24.5” x 36” x 17.5” PatGreen.com Value $2000 - $3000

Sally Jan Harris Caboose #1 Photograph on Canvas,24” x 36” SallyJanHarris@mac.com Value $250 - $375 Kyle Hanson Dixie, 2017 Oil on Canvas, 40” x 30” Kyle2by4@yahoo.com Value $500 - $750

Linda Henry Giraffe and a Half Oil on Canvas, 24” x 36” Linda.AdLibs@gmail.com Value $2500 - $3125

Michael Holter End of a Busy Day Watercolor, 24” x 28” MichaelHolter.com Value $1800 - $2700 Darlia Hobbs Singapore One-Way Canal Mixed Media Collage, 24” x 20” RAHobbsJ@ymail.com Value $300 - $450

Thomas Helmick Genoa 12 #19 Pastel on Paper, 18” x 16” ThomasHelmick.com Value $750 - $1125

Olivette Hubler Texas Gold Oil on Canvas, 18” x 22” OlivetteHubler.com Value $700 - $875

Val Hunnicutt Hold on to Your Hat Mixed Media, 14.5” x 14.5” vthspot@aol.com Value $400 - $600

Laura Hunt Little Interruptions Mixed Media Watercolor Collage with Stamping, 24” x 30” SeptemberArt.me Value $700 - $875 Sue Jackson Covered Jar: Dragonflies In Flight Clay, 12” x 10” x 8” SueJacksonPottery.com Value $350 - $525

Jerry Johnston Sunset Roadrunner Acrylic on Canvas, 13” x 16” JerryJohnstonArt.com Value $400 - $600

Sheri Jones Lake Texoma Trees Oil, 15” x 18” SheriArt.blogspot.com Value $450 - $675 Billy Jones More Stars Than All the Grains of Sand in the Sea Photograph on Hi-Gloss Aluminum, 18” x 10” BJJones357@charter.net Value $250 - $375

Georgia James Clarke Flowers, Glass and Eggs No.1956A Photograph, 21” x 21” GJC-Art.com Value $400 - $600

Avery Kelly Cormorant at the Pier Linocut, 15.25” x 12.25” AveryKellyArt.com Value $250 - $375

Lane Anne Kimzey Snake River Fine-Spotted Cutthroat Trout Watercolor, 13” x 16” la@kimzey.com Value $250 - $375

Connie Logan Levsen Nostalgia Watercolor, 20” x 28” ConnieLevsen.com Value $500 - $750

Nancy Lamb Little Gem Giclee on Metal, 5” x 5”, Set of 2 Nancy-Lamb.com Value $350 - $525

Bob Lukeman All But Forgotten Photography, 22” x 26” x 1” Bob@prairielandpictures.com Value $1500 - $2250

Sharon Markwardt Texas Sunrise Watercolor and Oil on Wood Panel, 13.5” x 15” x 1” SharonMarkwardt.com Value $825 - $1030 Ken MacFarlane Drinks Oil on Canvas, 40” x 30 MuleHeadStudios.com Value $2500 - $3125

Sally Brunner Martin Veil of the Sea Acrylic Multi Media on Canvas 18” x 24” x 2” SallyMartinArt.Com Value $1300 - $1625

Jerry McAdams King of the Hill Giclee on Canvas, 22” x 40” JerryMcAdamsArt.com Value $800 - $1000

Lynn LaRose Lemon-A-Peel Oil on Canvas, 18” x 18” LaRoseArt.com Value $500 - $750

Donna Miller Fish’n for Supper Photography, 14” x 24” DonnaMillerPhotos.com Value $250 - $375

Linnea McKenney American Idyll Oil on Canvas, 13” x 23” linneamck@msn.com Value $500 - $750 Randy Meador Tarrant Granite Acrylic, 26” x 22” RandyMeador.com Value $2500 - $3125

Erin Miller Red Crow Oil on Canvas, 25” x 19” ErinDMiller@yahoo.com Value $750 - $1125

Steve Miller Work Zone Oil, 37” x 31” SteveMillerStudios.com Value $4200 - $5250

Randy Oberbeck Father, Son and Holy Ghost Airbrush Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas, 24” × 30” OberbeckArtistry.com Value $1500 - $2250

E. Melinda Morrison Reflection Oil, 16” x 16” EMelindaMorrison.com Value $900 - $1125

Robert Nelson Different Path Acrylic on Canvas, 36” x 24” RoboticNelsonic@gmail.com Value $500 - $625

Tim Oliver Farmers Elevator, Wayside, Texas Watercolor, 22” x 26” TimOliverArt.com Value $750 - $1125

Mark Osborn Alley Flowers Acrylic on Canvas, 16” x 14” MCODesign@sbcglobal.net Value $375 - $565

Jeff Ott Angler Tangler Oil, 23” x 39” RJOtt.com Value $2500 - $3125

Stormie Parker Scarlet Ceramic Sculpture with House Paint and Stain, 16” x 13” x 22” WindStormPottery.com Value $900 - $1350 Tabitha Paige What’s that Sound?

Watercolor, 20” x 18” TabithaPaige.com Value $1250 - $1565

Harmony Padgett Present Tense Oil and Ink on Wood Panel 12” x 9” x 2.25” HarmonyPadgett.com Value $675 - $845

Amanda Plotnicki Scissortail on Barbed Wire Oils, 13” x 13” AmandaPlotnicki@att.net Value $500 - $750

Linda Popple High Tide Oil, 12” x 14” LindaPopple.blogspot.com Value $350 - $525

Mary Rabien Berry Buddies Oil, 11.5” x 13.5” MaryRabien.com Value $300 - $450

Raymond Rains Wave Glass ,16” x 16” x 5” CliffHouseStudio.com Value $1125 - $1690 Chuck Roach Cowboy Looking West Acrylic on Masonite, 33” x 27” Roach-Art.com Value $1500 - $2250

Amy J. Schultz Come Rain, Come Shine Photography Sublimated on Recycled Aluminum, 16” x 24” UnplainJaneStudio.com Value $250 - $300

TK Riddle Well Worn Chaps & Tagging Pliers Oil on Canvas, 36” x 16” x 2” jwtriddle@aol.com Value $800 - $1000

Kim Robbins Black & White Pine Cone Photography, 36” x 39” KimRobbinsPhotography.com Value $600 - $900

Terry Shaw Santa Fe Snowstorm Oil on Canvas, 13.5” x 13.5” terryhshaw@gmail.com Value $300 - $450

Samuel Shelton Oil Bearer Oil, 29” x 23” SamuelSheltonGallery.com Value $3300 - $4125

Shannon Smith Guardian Photography, 20” x 24” Shannon.Smith.Email@gmail.com Value $750 - $940

Pamela Steege Prince of Power Photography, 20” x 20” PamelaSteegePhotography.com Value $600 - $900

Travis Stewart Belle Nuit Oil, 10” x 10” x 2” tmstewartwesternart@gmail.com Value $850 - $1065

Joanna Velasquez A Modern Reflection Thin Wrap on Luster Paper with Glossy Laminate, 10” x 20” joanna2uca@yahoo.com Value $150 - $225 Pamela Summers Hot Red Orange Ceramic, 10” diameter x 16” CliffHouseStudio.com Value $800 - $1200 Doyle Terry Montana Morning Oils Painted on a Linen Birch Board 7.75” x 9.75” DoyleTerry.com Value $300 - $450

Jennifer Stufflebeam Cadmium Red Rocks Acrylic/Oil Stick Painted on Birch Panel, 36” x 12” x 1.5” ArtOnTheBoulevard.com Value $500 - $750

Beatriz Welch Wet Season Acrylic on Canvas, 16” x 19” BeaWelch@att.net Value $450 - $675

Irma Ward The Egg and Eye Acrylic, 36” x 24” IrmaWard.com Value $800 - $1000

Chris Widerstrom Melbourne’s Passions Acrylic Print, 16” x 20” ccwiderstrom@gmail.com Value $150 - $190

Stacey Watkins Protection from Above Resin and Metal, 28” x 26” StaceyWatkinsGloArt.com Value $2200 - $3300

Jack Wolfsen Grace Under the Stars Resin and Barbed Wire Tree 24” diameter YourPrivateCollection.com Value $1500 - $2250

Margie Whittington Winter Sunset Acrylic on Canvas, 8” x 10” MWhittingtonArt.blogspot.com Value $250 - $375

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Camp Fire First Texas gratefully acknowledges the contributions of participating artists, as well as you, the patrons and volunteers who have supported An Artists’ Christmas for the past 33 years.

Thanks to you, Camp Fire continues to impact the lives of children, youth and families throughout North Texas.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS Sarah Ayala Donna Bales Works Denis Benjamin David Blow Maryann Brummer Watt Casey Jr. Jake Christenson Douglas Clark Georgia James Clarke Ted Clemens Jeff Cocanour Judy Crowe Carolyn Cruz Dan Darr Thomas Diel Candice Eisenfeld Wendy Eversole Iris Fragoso Spray Gleaves Sarah Graham Pat Green

Kyle Hanson Sally Jan Harris Thomas Helmick Linda Henry Darlia Hobbs Michael Holter Olivette Hubler Val Hunnicutt Laura Hunt Sue Jackson Jerry Johnston Billy Jones Sheri Jones Avery Kelly Lane Anne Kimzey Nancy Lamb Lynn LaRose Connie Logan Levsen Bob Lukeman Ken MacFarlane Sharon Markwardt

Sally Brunner Martin Jerry McAdams Linnea McKenney Randy Meador Donna Miller Erin Miller Steve Miller E . Melinda Morrison Robert Nelson Randy Oberbeck Tim Oliver Mark Osborn Jeff Ott Harmony Padgett Tabitha Paige Stormie Parker Amanda Plotnicki Linda Popple Mary Rabien Raymond Rains TK Riddle

Chuck Roach Kim Robbins Amy J. Schultz Terry Shaw Samuel Shelton Shannon Smith Pamela Steege Travis Stewart Jennifer Stufflebeam Pamela Summers Doyle Terry Joanna Velasquez Irma Ward Stacey Watkins Beatriz Welch Margie Whittington Chris Widerstrom Jack Wolfsen

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