Debbie Lynn Zwiebach describes her work as “doodles turned into art.” Her unique artistic style evolved through a process of formal training coupled with artistic improvisation. An accomplished illustrator, her early work included a series depicting Baltimore landmarks and buildings. In more recent years she has worked in pen and color inks to create magical illustrations of nature, geometric, and architectural designs. Her colorful aquatic images are on permanent display at the Johns Hopkins-Bayview campus Pediatric Emergency Department.
I am a writer who still loves to contact with the world of visual arts. I have been moving around Maryland through my years but have been residing in Carroll County for the past four and a half years.
Baltimore-based recycled metal sculptor specializing in highly detailed, layered works using copper, steel, brass, and stainless steel scrap. Sculptures can be made to most sizes including large pieces for lobbies or showrooms. Magnusmetalart.com for sample work.
I am a freelance 2D illustrator and customer service associate with a marked interest in animals, folklore, and horror, though I will also illustrate other subjects! I am bilingual in Japanese and an avid reader of folklore/mythology/religion related books about Japan.