Art by S. Semro
Hello Sandra. So in what part of the First Coast do you reside now and how long have you lived there?
Intercoastal. I have been back for 15 years now but total 26 years
How long have you been doing your craft or trade?
2016
What brings out your creativity?
Complements
What does your work aim to say? Are you trying to bring a smile to someone’s face or add to someone’s home decor?
Doesn’t really say anything. I just paint what I get in the mood to do. I am not the artist who paints something to make you look at it and say, hmmm what is that? However, I did do some abstracts that you may do too if you want to.
Are there any spaces or designers that have influenced you?
Not really. I do tend to like the beach scenes and mountains and dogs
What is your favorite artistic accomplishment?
Acrylic on canvas
Do you have a specific piece you would love to talk about or promote?
I am working on a large one right now. It is of the marsh. Called “Marsh Life”. I am 3/4 done
What is the best way for artists to network?
FB
If you had a question you would like to ask another artist what would it be?
Who is your favorite teacher?
What’s the best thing for you about living on the First Coast?
Being near the ocean.
How can we see your work?
FB, I will be putting some in Sun Deli soon. Salt and Soul has some too. I will be going to other locations to see about displaying my art. I use to display at Ocean 60 before they closed. I have art in N.C. where I was raised at The Ham Store, Buck Creek Trout Farm and Sandy Creek
Is there anything else that you want to tell everyone?
I am still finding my talent. Let me know which ones you like or would like to see
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Glenn is a local publisher, visionary, and entrepreneur. He is also a wonderful storyteller. He spends his spare time taking his camera and exploring everything beautiful that his hometown has to offer, with his dog Callie by his side. Because of Glenn’s outgoing and friendly personality, he has been able to capture many beautiful moments that show the true spirit of the area. His photos have been featured in several local magazines as well as on postcards, calendars, and fine art (over 1,000 sold). Glenn’s passion for photography and love of his hometown is evident in everything that he does.
