American Fine Artist Barry A. Conner (b. 1963) is primarily a painter of large-format canvases in a versatile range of styles, such as: Realistic and impressionistic landscapes; true-to-nature wildlife paintings; abstract works; portraits of people or of their cherished animals; and architectural foyer or lobby art to depict homes or professional buildings. He is also a sculptor and stone carver of small to medium-sized works; creates drawings in pen-and-ink and other media; and creates all-original, limited-edition and open-edition Fine-Art prints. While he creates original works of Fine Art for gallery representation and online visibility, for sale to interested individuals and collectors, prospective clients are invited to commission paintings or other art which he will create for them upon request. His works are moderately priced: generally $500 to $5,000, though the range for sculptures, stone carvings, and specialized media may be significantly higher. Contact form on website

At Mind Body Henna we are your premier spot for the most unique henna designs and services for events in the Austin, TX area. We have been creating henna body art for several years! Our henna artists specialize in custom henna designs for all occasions, bringing fun and blessings to a girl's night, birthdays, and other joyous celebrations. Henna is a safe temporary body art and is available in different colors, and can go on any part of the body except for the face.

Landscape photography of the states of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Colorado, and Utah. Websites: www.adasaarts.fineartamerica.com. Services: Landscape photography, editing digital raw images, printing, custom-cut mats and framing. . We offer private classes in Photoshop with insights on photography aesthetics.

Texas native Elizabeth Dryden is a Contemporary Southwest Artist in the Dallas/Fort Worth area making a wave and grabbing the attention of the Texas art scene and beyond. The many layers intertwined together in her mixed media work make each piece a lawless mystery to unfold. While colorful and lively in spirit, there are volumes of information to be discovered below the textured surface. Elizabeth is inspired by the mystery of the desert as a whole, but focuses her artwork on the enchanting and indestructible flora and fauna that reside there. The subjects of Elizabeth's work are primarily cacti and indigenous animals, which she uses metaphorically to express various life virtues hidden within the brushstrokes of paint and various paper and textured mediums.