Regina Broussard

Regina Broussard creates pastel and prismacolor marker drawings that are characterized by a confident graphic line and strong, flat patterns of color. Her subjects are primarily portraits of the people, places and day-to-day objects around her. The image of a squirrel holding a coffee cup in its mouth appears repeatedly in her work, expressing freedom and the artist's love for coffee. Her work has been exhibited at the Oakland Museum, Richmond Art Center, San Jose State University, and in an exhibit traveling to Belgium, France and Switzerland, as well as Bay Area galleries.

untitled III, 2003

27" x 20" & 40" x 30"

digital iris print on canvas

edition of 99

untitled I, circa 1993-2003

15" x 21", prismacolor markers on paper

untitled II, circa 1993-2003

22" x 30", prismacolor markers on paper

untitled IV, circa 1993-2003

19" x 25", prismacolor markers on paper

untitled V, circa 1993-2003

22" x 30", prismacolor markers on paper

untitled VI, circa 1993-2003

22" x 30", prismacolor markers on paper

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