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Kat the Artist
MEET KAT CUNNINGHAM
Owner and Artist
Kat Cunningham has been connected to art in many phases of her life. Kat received her B.S. Commercial Art degree and moved into the advertising world in the 70’s. She and her artist husband ran the hottest west coast studio in San Diego, winning many awards, She belonged to the prestigious SILA, Society of Illustrators Los Angeles and flew with the United States Air Force as a Artist Illustrator documenting our country’s Air Force Art Collection. Receiving her teacher’s credential at SDSU, Kat taught 3 dimensional art for LAUSD, and later created a model Commercial Art Vocational Training program. Always wanting to expand more, Kat’s love for texture, and 3-D shapes led her to become interested in the Fiber Art’s movement. She started the first Fiber Arts magazine in the country, taught workshops ,and became influenced by the top fiber designers in the world.
In the 80’s, a 30 day vacation to Europe became a 7 year stay in Heidelberg, Germany. There she created an international lifestyle magazine and her love of painting and art in general was fed by living in Europe’s art culture. Other life choices rounded out her subject matter. Years later moving to Maui gave her a closer nature connection and a brighter palette. Kat represented other artists and went into product design; from jewelry, tile painting to painting Hawaii’s beautiful flora.
Over the years Kat’s message has always been about the concept of oneness with nature.
Kat creates compositions that remind us we and environmental nature are really one. We need to live in respect and acknowledge that nature is what keeps us in balance. Kat presently lives in Florence, Oregon and is now influenced by its natural coastal flora and fauna as seen in her tile collection.
Owner and Artist
Kat Cunningham has been connected to art in many phases of her life. Kat received her B.S. Commercial Art degree and moved into the advertising world in the 70’s. She and her artist husband ran the hottest west coast studio in San Diego, winning many awards, She belonged to the prestigious SILA, Society of Illustrators Los Angeles and flew with the United States Air Force as a Artist Illustrator documenting our country’s Air Force Art Collection. Receiving her teacher’s credential at SDSU, Kat taught 3 dimensional art for LAUSD, and later created a model Commercial Art Vocational Training program. Always wanting to expand more, Kat’s love for texture, and 3-D shapes led her to become interested in the Fiber Art’s movement. She started the first Fiber Arts magazine in the country, taught workshops ,and became influenced by the top fiber designers in the world.
In the 80’s, a 30 day vacation to Europe became a 7 year stay in Heidelberg, Germany. There she created an international lifestyle magazine and her love of painting and art in general was fed by living in Europe’s art culture. Other life choices rounded out her subject matter. Years later moving to Maui gave her a closer nature connection and a brighter palette. Kat represented other artists and went into product design; from jewelry, tile painting to painting Hawaii’s beautiful flora.
Over the years Kat’s message has always been about the concept of oneness with nature.
Kat creates compositions that remind us we and environmental nature are really one. We need to live in respect and acknowledge that nature is what keeps us in balance. Kat presently lives in Florence, Oregon and is now influenced by its natural coastal flora and fauna as seen in her tile collection.
TITLE: Mother Earth Matters MEDIUM: Water Color
Kat creates compositions that remind us we and environmental nature are really one. We need to live in respect and acknowledge that nature is what keeps us in balance.
Kat in her Florence, Oregon studio painting tile for a client's home. Nature themes bring connection.
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TITLE: Otter's Delight MEDIUM: Water Color, Dyes, Acrylic, Collage'
TITLE: The Last Americans MEDIUM Acrylic, Paper and Leather stamped collage"
