
On Saturday October 11 from 10 to 4 we will host an art show in the barn! The barn will be filled with original watercolor and oil paintings for sale and the artists will be painting around the farm! Stop by and meet them! At 3pm we will gather in or near the barn to view the paintings from the day. We will also have live music, food and drinks on the farm for the day! Below is the list of artists and some of their work!
Plein Air Artists Painting on the Farm
Plein Air Artists
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Becky Benson P
Becky is a Virginia Beach artist and has been painting in oils for almost 10 years. Before starting oil painting she painted with acrylic, water color, pen and ink, charcoal and has always drawn in graphite for as long as she can remember. She took water color classes under 2 artists while in Maryland - Susan Herron and Fran Call. She has taken oil painting workshops from Qiang Huang, Patrick Saunders, Daniel Keys and Dwayne Keiser. Her painting instructor for the past 10 years has been Adele Loomans.
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Wendy Stark
Hi, I’m Wendy — a creative soul who finds joy in bringing ideas to life through many different mediums. For me, living artfully is both a daily delight and a challenge I gladly embrace. My work ranges from commissioned portraits of people, places, and pets, to large-scale projects like a wall mural for a Montessori school and a hand-crafted floral arch for a wedding celebration.
I’m deeply inspired by nature — flowers, plants, and the way they transform a space. Floral design and tablescapes are among my favorite forms of expression, blending beauty with intention. With a background in Interior Design, I love creating experiences that flow seamlessly while carrying the spirit of artful expression.
Whether I’m painting in watercolor, oils, or acrylics, sketching and drawing, designing logos, or crafting floral pieces for special events, creativity is at the heart of all I do. Beyond my artistic endeavors, I’m also a stay-at-home mom, finding inspiration daily in the balance of family, imagination, and making beauty part of everyday life.
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Marylouise Fulton
Marylouise has been painting since 2013. She has been putting together this website since this morning and will have to return to finish this bio.
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Julie Kreger
I feel very fortunate to be able to pursue a lifetime interest in creating art after retiring. I love the colors and lush texture of oil paint which lets me create virtual spaces that are beautiful and vivid. After living most of my life along the coast, I am drawn to painting coastal landscapes, forests, and florals.
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Rober J. Schuler
Robert J. Schuler, known as Bob, is a talented artist who has dedicated nearly five decades to the world of painting. Largely self-taught, Bob's formal training consists of limited coursework at a community college, yet his passion and commitment to art have driven him to notable success.
Throughout his career, Bob has participated in numerous shows and exhibits, earning many awards and gaining recognition among collectors both in the United States and internationally. His artistic inspiration springs from the charm of old workboats, rustic and crooked buildings, and serene country landscapes. In addition to these subjects, Bob enjoys creating portraits that capture the spirit of cherished homes, beloved pets, and various animals.
Bob's creativity and imagination are continually fueled by visits to galleries and art museums, as well as by exploring the countryside and small towns. Each journey offers him new perspectives and opportunities to discover captivating scenes, which he often finds through the lens of his camera. Bob strives to preserve and share the beauty he encounters, hoping that viewers of his art can appreciate the same vision.
Bob is a U.S. Navy Veteran who spent 43 years working as a U.S. Navy Contractor, balancing his professional career with his passion for painting. Now retired, Bob dedicates his time fully to his art, with watercolor serving as his principal medium for the past 35 years. He is particularly drawn to watercolor for its immediacy and the unique way pigments interact with paper, allowing him to interpret his subjects with both spontaneity and depth.