Artwork by Diane Fujimoto
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Waiting For Merlot by Diane Fujimoto

BLACKBIRD by Diane Fujimoto

Sunflower Surprise by Diane Fujimoto

Old Rusty by Diane Fujimoto

Mocha by Diane Fujimoto

Garden collage with vintage lace and flowers by Diane Fujimoto

Tournesol by Diane Fujimoto

Abandoned by Diane Fujimoto

Eleph-Fun by Diane Fujimoto

The Latest News by Diane Fujimoto

Morning In Monterosso by Diane Fujimoto

Cherry BlossomsA by Diane Fujimoto

Hawaiian Hibiscus by Diane Fujimoto

Hibiscus in the Sun by Diane Fujimoto

Vins au Litre by Diane Fujimoto

Sunflowers by Diane Fujimoto

Golden Grapes by Diane Fujimoto

Check please by Diane Fujimoto

The View of Dijon by Diane Fujimoto

Recipe French Onion Soup by Diane Fujimoto

PINK CUPCAKE by Diane Fujimoto

Rustic collage combining multiple natural elements by Diane Fujimoto

Sun-Kissed by Diane Fujimoto

Tulips by Diane Fujimoto
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About Diane Fujimoto
Originally from the suburbs of Philadelphia, I grew up with a strong interest in art and was inspired by my dad, who was a draftsman. Art was my favorite subject in school, but unfortunately, in those days, it was not considered a viable career option. So, I went to college and got a degree in Textile Design. After 10 years working in New York city in that field, I joined the corporate world and my art was reduced to just a hobby. In 1995, I met my husband who lived in the San Francisco Bay Area and made the move across the country to join him. I always knew I would get back to my artwork and that seemed like a good time to begin taking watercolor classes. Over the years, I have taken multiple workshops with nationally known artists Ted Nuttall, Gerald Brommer, Myrna Wacknov and Claire Schroeven Verbiest and continue to learn and get inspired by my fellow artists in our weekly studio session.
Why watercolor? I love the surprise of watercolor. It's a magical medium, never knowing what will happen when you add water to the paint and then brush to the paper.