Shaker Wildlife
Tanya Tate, 2021
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The box depicts two of Shaker’s most interesting wildlife in the simplified style of a vintage poster. The design features a heron and a turtle.
Ms. Tate has a degree in architecture from Kent State University. She has always had an interest in visual arts and creating.
She recently begun working with encaustics. Website
Ms. Tate has a degree in architecture from Kent State University. She has always had an interest in visual arts and creating.
She recently begun working with encaustics. Website
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Directions to the next stop
The next box “ Nisa's Flower Box“ is at the intersection of Green Rd and Shaker Blvd Westbound.
Nisa's Flower Box
Nancy Schwartz-Katz, 2023
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Garden window. Similar to gouache painting attached with flowers all the way around.
Nancy Schwartz-Katz has been specializing in Judaic art for over 30 years. A storyteller at heart, Schwartz-Katz creates papercuts and paintings that share the stories of individuals, organizations, history, and ultimately, humanity.
"To date, my preferred media have been gouache on paper, papercutting, or a combination of the two. With gouache, I like to layer the color in order to form one image to the next, keeping the look clean, clear intentional and sophisticated. My vivid layering of the gouache conveys a feeling of watercolor. The liveliness and richness of gouache tones also benefits the theatrical quality of my art." Website
Nancy Schwartz-Katz has been specializing in Judaic art for over 30 years. A storyteller at heart, Schwartz-Katz creates papercuts and paintings that share the stories of individuals, organizations, history, and ultimately, humanity.
"To date, my preferred media have been gouache on paper, papercutting, or a combination of the two. With gouache, I like to layer the color in order to form one image to the next, keeping the look clean, clear intentional and sophisticated. My vivid layering of the gouache conveys a feeling of watercolor. The liveliness and richness of gouache tones also benefits the theatrical quality of my art." Website
Directions to the next stop
1.Turn left (north) on Green Road
2. Continue to Fairmont Boulevard
3. Turn left (west) on Fairmount
4." Transitions and Connections” is at intersection of Shaker and Green
2. Continue to Fairmont Boulevard
3. Turn left (west) on Fairmount
4." Transitions and Connections” is at intersection of Shaker and Green