The River House Gallery welcomes two artists who share the same close attention to the natural world around them.
Their work invites all to marvel at what they see, to notice details, and to carry that sense of wonder with us.
Tobi Dannemiller captures the wild beauty of the flora and fauna of Appalachia through vibrant Japanese Gansai watercolors, blending bold, graphic line-work with luminous color reminiscent of stained glass.
Her work freezes fleeting moments-an owl framed in the warm glow of sunset, fireflies at dusk, mushrooms emerging from the forest floor-offering viewers a glimpse into nature's scenic patterns, colors, and quiet magic.
Many of Tobi's pieces are accompanied by short, narrative works that deepen the story within each of her paintings. She invites all to visit her website: tobitokens.com.
Tobi lives in West Virginia's Lost River Valley, where inspiration abounds and creativity flows.
