The other artist I really liked there was Judy Deam. She does watercolors of what look to be 1940s- or '50s-era toys. There was a Keystone cop, a couple of carnival prize dogs and a man called "Rodeo Joe" riding a tractor. I was impressed by how vivid the colors were -- the reds were richer than I remember seeing in most watercolors, and the pastel aqua greens and blues were bright and cheery.
Edit: Though Josh Ritchie and Judy Deam both allowed me to post pictures of some of their pieces, I lost the pics in a little snafu when I was reorganizing things on Google, and I decided to reassess my idea of posting photos even when I had permission. I like drawing pictures and I feel better about posting them than photos, so I think that's what I'll stick with.
Edit: Though Josh Ritchie and Judy Deam both allowed me to post pictures of some of their pieces, I lost the pics in a little snafu when I was reorganizing things on Google, and I decided to reassess my idea of posting photos even when I had permission. I like drawing pictures and I feel better about posting them than photos, so I think that's what I'll stick with.
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