Ellen Allgaier Fountain
Watercolor Paintings • Digital Paintings • Giclée Prints on Paper & Canvas
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"A Little Slice of Sky"
is a memoir of my childhood growing up in the wilds of Northern Idaho, and how those years and that specific place helped shape my adult personality and passion for art. Read More... 
Hardcover, 11"x8.5", full color, with 34 watercolor illustrations and drawings I created specifically for this book, and 68 photos from the family archives
$30 Click here to read a sample chapter and Order the book |
SEE MY WORK
Arizona Watercolor Association Spring 2020 Membership Exhibition Because of the COVID19 Pandemic, this exhibition has been postponed until fall Juror/Awards Judge: Geri Medway Fiesta Sonora Subject Matter limited to the Sonoran Desert Region SAWG Art Gallery Williams Centre Plaza - Suite 240 (right behind Olive Garden) 5420 E. Broadway Blvd - Tucson, AZ Because of the COVID19 Pandemic, the gallery is closed until further notice SEE THE SHOW ONLINE Juror/Awards Judge: Ken Hosmer I also have a selection of original watercolors, giclée prints and cards at the gallery Water + Color National Juried Exhibition Pence Gallery 212 D Street - Davis, California February 14 - March 31, 2020 Because of the COVID19 Pandemic, the gallery is closed until further notice Juror/Awards Judge: Sandy Delahanty This painting, A Visitor on My Porch, sold before the Southern Arizona Watercolor Guild's Annual Show even opened.in early February this year. This bobcat, a juvenile, had first stalked and then chased a rabbit around my back yard for a minute or two before the rabbit escaped through the view fence. It was a hot day, and the bobcat decided to take a break on my back porch. He rested there for fifteen minutes or so before going off into the desert. My backyard is a relatively safe place for smaller wildlife because of the six foot high view fence on top of a 2 foot high slump block wall. I frequently have a bobcat taking a nap inside the wall/fence under some blue plumbago bushes. They can get in by jumping up on the top of the slump block pillars separating the sections of fencing. The cat is safe in the back yard from coyotes (who consider them competition for the same food sources and will kill them if they get the chance). And yes, the bobcat does get a rabbit, some other rodent or a bird now and then. Everyone has to eat. My watercolors and digital paintings are available for viewing at my home studio in Tucson, and visitors are always welcome. Call 520-743-7841 or email to schedule a time that's convenient for you. CHECK OUT MY BLOG TO SEE WHAT I'M UP TO |