Visit the new gallery WHERE COLOR AND TEXTURE COLLIDE Vivid and Contemporary Abstracts
May 4th, 2014
Lets face it. Our pets have become our guilty pleasure. We talk to them, we let them console us when we have a rough day,we dote,fret and spoil them - and it makes us feel good. And now you can celebrate this bond with a furry portrait hung in an area of prominence in the home.
Featured in Style Magazine May 2014
March 30th, 2014
The wonderful animal art of nationally known animal artist Pat Saunders-White has been chosen for the trophies for the 2014 National Tibetan Terrier Specialty. Ms Saunders-White has created 6 designs that will be on coasters, note cards, wine boxes, serving trays and other functional items. The original acrylic art will be auctioned off at the meet and greet cocktail get-together. Visit the various booths during the show at Embassy Suites May 27-30, 2014. in Loveland Colorado.
December 19th, 2013
Pat Saunders-White won top prize in a worldwide competition sponsored by Liquitex Art Materials. Saunders-White has used Liquitex Acrylics since the mid-60's. The original work "Early Morning Browser" was painted with her hands. Only the eyes were touched with brushes. This original work is for sale and measures 30 x 36" on stretched canvas
June 16th, 2012
Recently featured in Veterinary Economics, for the 2012 Best Designed Veterinary Hospital. Antioch Veterinary Hospital, Antioch, CA. features large format canvas reproductions reproduced by Fine Art America by artist Pat Saunders-White. Pat Saunders-White is a well known animal portrait artist in the national and international realm of animal artists.
May 30th, 2011
Loveland artist, Pat Saunders-White is chosen from Northern Colorado artist to have her piece "Puzzles" featured on Discover Fort Collins.
February 3rd, 2010
Pat Saunders-White's art work titled "Fabio" will be featured on the March issue of Discover Fort Collins, Colorado
June 26th, 2009
Celebrating Colorado Artists and Images of Colorado
Creative Capital and the Colorado Council on the Arts tbrings permanent and rotating art exhibitions to the state capital. Staff and visitors are welcomed into the Lt. Govenor Barbara Brian's office to view the rotating exhibitions and to the lobby of the Govenors office to view a permanent collection. This new program of the Colorado Council on the Arts celebrates Colorado's creativity and shares this abundant resource with the citizens of Colorado. Exhibit on display through August 28, 2009. Selected art work in the curated exhibit will remain in the Rotunda in the Captial Building until the end of November 2009. Pat Saunders-White from Larimer County, Loveland is one of the selected 30 artists. Her work was selected to go into the Captial Building.
