Cynthia Fackrell, Gifted Idaho Painter in Oils, Celebrates As Featured Artist In Oregon Gallery

BAKER CITY, Ore. - Aug. 1, 2014 - PRLog -- Cynthia Fackrell will start her featured status with a "First Friday" opening reception August 1, 2014 from 6:00 - 8:00pm at the Dancing Elephant Gallery, located at 1788 Main Street Baker City, Oregon 97814. Come down and enjoy this opportunity to view a gifted artist's ability to translate color and subject into amazing masterpieces. With an extensive background in many art mediums Cynthia is able to transform common techniques and styles to create unique and unusual blends of color and form. "A feast for the eyes and a balm for the soul," said a representative of Dancing Elephant Gallery.

If you think that traditional oil painting has run its course or becoming somewhat tired, make it a point to experience Cynthia's fresh perspectives by visiting the gallery. She will be on hand to answer questions about oil painting and talk about her inspirations. "I started painting again to help me through personal challenges and am really enjoying the creative process and results," said Cynthia. Everyone can benefit from color, texture, and non-traditional oil painting.

About Cynthia Fackrell

An accomplished artist specializing in blending rich colors to capture the complex tapestries found in life, Cynthia Fackrell stands apart from other traditional oil painters. Her innate ability to transform simple imagery into vivid artistic expressions will both awe and amaze. Abstract yet structured, colorful yet complex, intense but inviting are ways to describe her singular talent. Cynthia's portfolio is displayed across the Pacific Northwest in select galleries and exhibits. Contact for specific locations http://www.CynthiaFackrell.com

About the Dancing Elephant Gallery

A local iconic gallery in the beautiful historic district of downtown Baker City, Dancing Elephant Gallery is known for an eclectic collection of fine art, collectables, and high quality handcrafted gifts by local and regional artists. The gallery is a dream converted to reality by Amy VanGaasbeck, as a tribute to her sister, an accomplished ballerina and avid collector of elephant figurines. For more information on this wonderful gallery visit their website http://www.dancingelephantgallery.com.