| Terri Smith |
Artist Bio
My mother was a landscape painter. She belonged to an artist guild
and took me to huge outdoor art shows every weekend to see her
paintings. I used to comb the isles for artwork that would fill me with
awe. I wanted to paint powerful images like some of the paintings I saw
at the shows. I took summer classes, learning to paint landscapes with
acrylics. Later I took to drawing portraits and was commissioned
through out High School and my early twenties. I also had a job
drawing for a professional house painter who specialized in Victorian
mansions(that was before digital cameras). In my twenties, I painted
large figural paintings in acrylic, but I began to move a lot, pursuing a
career in food service, so I switched to watercolors for convenience. In
1991, when overcome with longing to make art a priority in my life I
moved to New England to live with Randi Isaacson and Sue Mone, who
were just opening the Post Road Art Center in Marlborough. I learned
to frame and began dabbling in many different mediums. After a brief
life in Boston, I discovered Provincetown. I moved there in 1992. I
began painting in oils. Living in Provincetown, doing various jobs,
being around the people and of course the sea has inspired me to
paint.
and took me to huge outdoor art shows every weekend to see her
paintings. I used to comb the isles for artwork that would fill me with
awe. I wanted to paint powerful images like some of the paintings I saw
at the shows. I took summer classes, learning to paint landscapes with
acrylics. Later I took to drawing portraits and was commissioned
through out High School and my early twenties. I also had a job
drawing for a professional house painter who specialized in Victorian
mansions(that was before digital cameras). In my twenties, I painted
large figural paintings in acrylic, but I began to move a lot, pursuing a
career in food service, so I switched to watercolors for convenience. In
1991, when overcome with longing to make art a priority in my life I
moved to New England to live with Randi Isaacson and Sue Mone, who
were just opening the Post Road Art Center in Marlborough. I learned
to frame and began dabbling in many different mediums. After a brief
life in Boston, I discovered Provincetown. I moved there in 1992. I
began painting in oils. Living in Provincetown, doing various jobs,
being around the people and of course the sea has inspired me to
paint.
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