Mendocino Eco Artists

Creatively Supporting the Environment

 
Karen Bowers writes:

For me, painting is a practice, a perspective on life. Each new piece presents a chance for optimism. This is why I paint and what I hope to convey.

The experience of Mendocino, on the coast and inland, has inspired and informed my painting for decades. Along with interpreting the natural world through painting, I serve on the Board of the Mendocino Land Trust, supporting efforts to preserve and conserve the special and precious places in our environment.

Primarily self -taught, I took painting and drawing workshops at Mendocino Art Center (MAC), College of the Redwoods, San Francisco Art Institute, and from renowned watercolor teachers: George Post, Barbara Nechis, and Frank Webb.

Chosen as an Artist in Resident at Yosemite National Park, I had the opportunity to show at the Yosemite Museum Gallery. My work has been exhibited at California College of the Arts, California Oak Foundation, California Wildlife Foundation.

Currently, I show my work at the Artists Cooperative of Mendocino, where I serve as President.

For information on private painting instruction, please contact me through my website (below).

   Karen Camille Bowers
( updated October 2026 )
visit Karen Bowers’s website


Karen Bowers: Birdland
Birdland

Karen Bowers: Navarro Point Preserve
Navarro Point Preserve

Karen Bowers: Sandbar at Navarro Beach
Sandbar at Navarro Beach

Karen Bowers: 5 Rivers Dream
5 Rivers Dream

Karen Bowers: Big River- Changing Sandbars
Big River- Changing Sandbars

Karen Bowers: Color on the Cliffs
Color on the Cliffs

Karen Bowers: Pelican Point
Pelican Point

Karen Bowers: Under Water
Under Water


 
 




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