Life To Art

Angela Webster & Elizabeth Solich · Issue 115, Jul/Aug 2020 · pp. 64–70

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Angela Webster and Elizabeth Solich have joined forces to produce some amazing underwater art with a focus on the impact of human waste on the marine environment. Angela producing Fluid Art backgrounds and Elizabeth painting marine creatures dealing with waste materials. Art enthusiast, Angela began to hone her skills initially with pencil drawings and sketches. It wasn’t until her senior college years that Angela began to experiment with various art mediums including, clay, paint, and metal. Angela discovered Fluid Art techniques later in life, and it is this style of painting and creating, where Angela feels her artistic freedom is best expressed. As a volunteer of her local council, Angela has felt privileged to be able to volunteer at 2 local galleries as well as participate in several of the workshops conducted by Artists in Residence. The possibilities of Fluid Art are endless whic…

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