Artist Gallery

Works on Paper

Pen and ink. Elaboration of the geometry of the Golden Spiral.

Photography

Sculpture

Dried mud balls, painted with copper acrylic paint

Painting

Mixed Media

Golden hour captures the warm, soft light just before sunset.
The overall mood is peaceful and reflective, it invites viewers to appreciate the beauty of fleeting moments
in nature.

8x8 framed mixed media on canvas

Photography

Painting

Enjoyed  a workshop with Greg La Rock & friends.

Craft

Works on Paper

Painting

Painting

This a picture an Acrylic done in 2011 that was given to my coworker.

Photography

A view of the interior of No. 2 Machine Shop with the two 20 ton pinion gears that came from the No. 2 steam-powered universal finisher of the 48" mill. These two gears are now on display in front of the National Museum of Industrial History on the grounds of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation Plant in Bethlehem, PA

Photography

Last bit of sunlight reflecting on the Supermoon.

Photography

Yellow umbrellas awaiting beachgoers on the morning of a sunny day in Miami.

Works on Paper

Photography

Mixed Media

Mixed Media: Acrylic, Ink, and Gel Medium on canvas. 2021

Painting

15" X 17" acrylic on linen; painting of New Mexico landscape; 2008 NAP Exhibit award winner; 
image inspired by photo taken by my sister, Lesia Kuzma, and my own personal memories of the New Mexico landscape.

Painting

14x17 Charcoal B&W

Photography

Prints for sale. Contact me at info.es.studio@gmail.com and visit www.elizabethcriger.com to view my other artwork.

Works on Paper

I love roses. This was a drawing just for fun. It reminded me of a monkey hanging from a branch. So, I gave it that name. :)

Works on Paper

18" x 22"
Graphite

Photography

Storm clouds loom above an early Autumn Wine Country vineyard

Painting

To Be Or Not To Bee  36" x 36" acrylic on canvas   Painting by Laura Dumm after discussion and a sketch by Gary Dumm. About the Loss Of Pollinators...
Decimation of the bee population and pollinators will come back to sting us with the reduction of our food supply. Humans are deft at destruction. Stronger societies obliterate weaker ones. And whole species may not survive due to lack of food, harsh climate, predation and the inability to adapt.

Photography

Sculpture

A tribute to the children working in the southern oyster industry during the early 1900's.  Ceramic oysters, oyster knife and shucking bucket with images of children.

Painting

Acrylic on canvas 12x36

Painting

self portrait of artist James Sampsel

Works on Paper

After attending my first LGBTQ+ wedding, I realized that we are establishing history, constructing a world where individuals can love, live, explore and celebrate individuality. I made this polychromatic piece to display the courage of the LGBTQ+ community over the past 50 years. Since the Stonewall uprising, activists advocating for equal rights for members of all races, classes, genders, ethnicities, partners, and identities continue to prevail. I subdivided the groups and bodies to represent the many identities that make up this diverse community. While encountering setbacks, the figures' postures remain resilient. Some of the bodies in the collection have identifiable colors and emblems from flags used by the PRIDE community. As support continues to expand, more communities are coming out. I added figures with color schemes currently unrecognizable to personify future, unidentified groups finding support and unity in the PRIDE community. I also illustrated figures with bodies colored with allyship flags to characterize the importance of heterosexual and cisgender people advocating for equality for the LGBTQ+ community. The composition emits courage and PRIDE through a band of rainbow colors in bodies and transforming environments.

Photography

Works on Paper

Painting

Ink and Wax, 16x20. 2013. Kevin Bass