I think of my paintings as glimpses-remembered images held for a while and reinterpreted with color, light and texture. Often they are bits of dreams, places I have been and hope to revisit or a feeling that I want to share. They are inspired by my love of architectural and structural elements. It is my hope that my images create a spiritual retreat, and atmosphere both obscure and familiar, a sense of place. Susan Osmond began her artistic pursuits as a textle designer before becoming a printmaker and a painter. After getting a degree in design from SUNY Buffalo she worked as a free-lance textile designer for Fisher-Price and developed a line of hand-printed fabric for clothing. Printing on paper was a natural transition for her and eventually turned to painting with oils after many workshops and time at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont. Additional work can be seen at her studio in Marshfield Vermont. Or during the summer season at the Blue Heron Gallery in Wellfleet, MA. All of Susan Osmond’s artwork is original she does not sell reproductions.