Catherine Pichon
Intimate Portraits of Nature
 

Catherine Pichon's landscapes, still life and floral paintings are inspired by her native Appalachian Mountains. Her works are in watercolor, acrylic, and oil pastel but watercolor is her favorite medium. She has studied under many nationally known artists and her work can be found in galleries and shows across the region.

Email: gwpcbp@windstream.net

"Daffodils"

W/C
15x22

"Sunflower Fields"

W/C
17x23

"Rhapsody in Blue and Green"

W/C
15x22

"Worlds of Fun"

W/C
18x24

"Good Morning Sunshine"

W/C
17x23

"Coming in for a Landing"

W/C
15x22

"Tiger Minuet"

W/C
17x23

"A Day At The Georgia Aquarium"

W/C
15x22

"Apple Stand"

"Bug's Eye View"

W/C
18x24

"A Teapot of Sunflowers"

Acrylic

18x24

"Happy Faces"

W/C
 

"Forest Trio"

W/C
15x22

"Poppy Dance"

"Sunflower Dance"

W/C

"The Stash"

22x30

"Pots and Pears"

Acrylic

12x16

"Fall Leaves"

W/C

18x24

"Well Grounded"

32x30

"The Good Old Summertime"

Acrylic

"Canning Sunflowers"

"Day Lilies"

18x24

Catherine Pichon

MY PAINTINGS….
My landscapes, floral and still life paintings are inspired by my native Appalachian mountains. The beauty of the eastern mountains and its rich heritage are a constant source of joy and delight. I strive to share this pleasure in my paintings. My favorite medium is watercolor. I love the sight of the rich colors mingling on the wet paper. I also paint in acrylic, oil pastel and occasionally pen and ink. I may paint the same subject several times, but each painting is different and original.

ABOUT THE ARTIST…..
Catherine has always worked with art but painting did not become a passion until 1989 while taking a watercolor class. Art then became a very important part of her life. She did extensive self study and studied under many nationally known artists before beginning to show her work. In 1994 her work began appearing in local shows and now can be found in juried shows and galleries across the region. She is a member of Blackberry Creek Artists with whom she regularly shows.