Chaparral Artists is home to creative individuals of all artistic styles and mediums of choice. Many of our members found their voice in the perfect medium for them, while others enjoy multiple mediums!

We want to be there for one another and we are happy to share our experiences and lend advice where we can. To do this, we invite our members to share their biographies, artistic adventures, or wax eloquent about why they chose their favorite medium.​ These stories and other information about our membership will be shared on this page.

MEMBER PROFILES

Please click on the hyperlinked text above to access our Member List. This page is home brief information about our members and biographical information for those participating. 

REPRESENTED ARTISTS

Acrylic Painters

Ceramicists

Colored Pencil Artists

Charcoal and Graphite Artists

Digital Designers

Fabric Sculptors

Metal-crafters

Oil Painters

Oil Pastel Artists

Pen & Ink Artists

Photographers

Soft Pastel Artists

Stained Glass Creators

Watercolorists

Wood-crafters

FEATURED ARTISTS

With the help of participating venues, we feature members of Chaparral Artists for free at the Desert Hills Presbyterian Church and at the Center for Healthy Generations. Follow the hyperlinked title to enjoy past featured artists.

Joan Scott is presenting creations highlighting merely some of her talents in mixed media, acrylics and pastel. A multi-medium artist, Joan is the featured artists at the Center for Healthy Generations in Yucca Valley mid-March through April.

Myrtle Cassell is sharing her creative talents using watercolor at the Desert Hills Presbyterian Church in Yucca Valley during the month of March along with Jennifer Grandi with pastels.

Show your support by visiting these venues and enjoying beautiful creations! For more information about these venues, visit the Schedule page. For more information about these artists visit the Members page and search for their name.

IN REMEMBERANCE

We were better for knowing them while we could, and these past members will never be forgotten! Follow the hyperlinked title above to visit the Remembrance page.