About the Hopkinsville Art Guild

 Jeannie creates with oils, pastels, and watercolors. She lives in Cadiz now but spent many years in California learning many artistic skills. 

She offers art lessons and does commissioned artwork. 

209-938-7242 

 Joan began as a tole painter but once she put oil on canvas she fell in love with it.  Many classes later she excels at creating still life and landscape oil paintings.  

Lynn paints primarily in acrylics but also enjoys oils and pastels.  She is an award winning photographer as well.  Her favorite subject matter is nature, capturing images of flowers, butterflies and sunsets.

270-885-2170 

 Jack is a Hopkinsville native returning, home after a 26 year career in the U.S. Navy. He enjoys working with acrylics and creating primarily abstract paintings.

 270-885-2170

 Justine is a self taught artist, war veteran, crazy cat lady in training, and an avionics technician (so she can eat.)  She works in watercolor, oil pastels, soft pastels, acrylics, stained glass and glass mosaics.  She can be found at  https://www.facebook.com/PeacockMoonStudio  or via email at PeacockMoonStudio@gmail.com

Betty has won many awards in art shows throughout the US.  She welcomes commissioned work and teaches private and small group at lessons. Her website is https://www.bettypierceliles.com 

270.348.3787

bettypliles@bellsouth.net

Anita loves to create art by using many different mediums.  Fabric creations are the primary area of work.  She also paints with watercolor and acrylics.  She teaches sewing and is planning her Etsy store.

You can contact her at 270.348.0491

antiatomberlin@aol.com

Henrietta retired from the Christian County School system and began taking art classes from talented artist all over the south.  She enjoys creating art using oil paints, watercolors, and mixed media.  You can reach her at 270.886.3776 or hvkemp@yahoo.com

  Carolyn is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who began her painting career after 40 years in a mental health career—on the day she retired she took her first painting class.  For her, art is a free expression of beauty as she sees it—bold, fresh, and sometimes daring.  Contact her at bcself@hesenergy.net or 270.886.8703

A Bahamian artist and performer, I’ve been calling Kentucky home since December, 2013. My creative journey is rooted in the vivid culture of the Bahamas and is now flourishing in the heart of America. As a painter, I explore the realms of oil and acrylic, experimenting across styles to uncover my unique niche, though I feel a deep connection with abstract impressionism. Each stroke tells a story, reflecting my multifaceted world and artistic evolution.

Beyond the canvas, I bring characters to life through local productions, channeling my acting skills into heartfelt performances. Whether on stage or in my studio, I strive to create pieces that resonate with emotion and individuality. Art, in all its forms, is my language, and I’m here to make bold, beautiful statements that celebrate life and identity. 

mrs.tvrussell@gmail.com

270-881-6260

Michala's love for creating art began as a young child, and it is a passion she will forever enjoy. A Princeton, KY native, she earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Studio Art from Centre College in 2005, and continues to learn from the many talented artists  by attending workshops and painting regularly. Her primary medium is oil and she loves to paint plein aire landscapes, still life, and abstract. Her website is: www.michalapeppersmith.com   270.963.2623.

Angela is a lifelong resident of Christian County and has been photographing the rural life and landscapes of the Pennyrile, Land Between the Lakes Region of Kentucky for 15 years.  Her passion is landscapes and nature but she also enjoys photographing small towns and historic buildings.

She has exhibited in Berea's Kentucky Artisan Center and received awards from Kentucky Living Magazine, Hopkinsville Beautification, Kentucky New Era, Pennyrile Forest State Park, Hopkinsville Electric, West KY State Fair and the Hopkinsville Art Guild.  

She has self-published two books and photographed a country music C.D. cover.  Her work is displayed all over Hopkinsville at businesses, medical centers, and city hall.  She also works with interior designers and teaches beginning photography classes.  

Her work can be found at Staton's Art and Framing and on her website  angelacomperry@fineartamerica.com.  She can be contacted for private work at 270-881-2691 angelacomperry@gmail.com