I am a nationally listed, Maryland regional artist. I have been painting for over 45 years. I specialize in representational oil paintings of the Chesapeake area and small rural Maryland towns.
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For almost three decades, Tonicia “Toni” Poe, artist, has been crafting unique artwork. A Nanticoke/Lenni-Lenape Native, born in Delaware, she had a vision of what she wanted to do since childhood, and with her decision to create Tèh Handmade, she has finally brought her vision to fruition!
She was once a military wife living in California, and it is still one of her favorite places to this day! Toni currently lives in Maryland close to the Potomac, with her beloved, talented family, which is overall very fun, centering and inspirational for her!
Greg McLemore lives in Towson, Maryland. His art employs the idea of Magical Realism as a starting point to explore the tragic, mysterious, and often comical aspects of life. His art practice fluctuates between drawing, watercolor, and oil painting.
I have taken classes at the Boca Museum of Art School, Armory Art School in West Palm Beach and have studied with several private instructors who have generously guided my art education. My work has been exhibited at Boca Museum of Art,Women in the Visual Arts,and Armory Art Center. My paintings are also represented in private collections.
I first took private art lessons from a local teacher in my late teens. I have taken a variety of classes and attended workshops from many national and international watercolor and fused glass artists. I have attended watercolor workshops from Cheng-khee Chee, Don Andrews, Nicholas Simmons, John Salminen, Fritz Briggs, Tony van Hasselt, Carl Dalio, David Taylor, Debi Watson, Jean Uhl Spicer, Sandra Blair, Steve Fleming, Frank Francese, Judy Morris, John Salminen, Paul Jackson, Linda Baker, and numerous others.
Patrice Drago is an abstract and non-objective artist, working mostly in acrylic and mixed media. Originally from New York, she has lived up and down the East Coast from Maine to Florida, and is now residing in Annapolis, Maryland. She's been creating art in various forms all her life. Her artistic roots are in abstract expression since grade school, progressing to painting on sheets hung from the ceiling in high school. She has worked in all 2D media and continuously explores new techniques that will help her fully express her vision of the urban environment and the natural world.
Lonnie Q. Ingram is a wire sculptor, originally from Washington, D. C. and currently residing in Baltimore, MD, where he established his art and design business, Lonnetrix, in 2012. As sole proprietor, he is regarded as an innovator and an inspiration to those who have experienced his work. Mr. Ingram is self-taught and uses wire to re-create form. After years of creating wire sculptures, he created his own style, which he dubbed "Lonnetrix." Lonnetrix, similar to weaving with wire, allows Mr. Ingram to combine everyday shapes and guiding lines to create innovative wire sculptures.
Daniel Humphries-Russ is an award-winning photographer residing in Maryland who has exhibited both locally and regionally. Daniel creates original limited-edition archival pigment prints combining traditional techniques and current digital technology. As a master printmaker, he has produced prints for Fortune 500 companies. Daniel is a faculty member at Towson University and at Carroll Community College.
ROBERT STUART COHEN, having taught for more than thirty years at Montgomery College in Rockville, Maryland, is now devoting full-time to his art, including painting, computer graphics and public art projects. He lives and works in Rockville, Maryland.
I am a self-taught artist with a keen attention to detail.