Our Artists & Guest Artists Archives - Spirits in the Wind Gallery

C. Lo’ren Morrison

Christina Lo’ren Morrison began painting with oils at age seven. Influenced by a love for the setting of the American West and a great interest in history and fantasy, she began conjuring her craft with acrylics. She is known for her whimsical subject matter that hints at stories beyond what first meets the eye.

Christina creates captivating fine art and brilliant large scale murals, igniting the imagination for cities, businesses and people everywhere. Whether she is unleashing the wild beauty of Colorado’s horses or painting magical experiences in business spaces with creatures of fantasy, Christina’s artwork inspires delight.

Scot Fitzgerald

Growing up in rural Colorado, Scot Fitzgerald spent countless hours out enjoying the wonders of the natural world. His fascination with rocks actually led him to a career in chemistry. His professional life has been as an analytical chemist specializing in radiochemistry in the Pacific Northwest, however his heart has remained solidly in the southwest. Over the years Scot has enjoyed woodworking of all kinds and lapidary work (using stones to make jewelry). These hobbies naturally progressed to doing stone inlays in wood turnings which perfectly blends his two loves. Part of the process that Scot appreciates is hiking to find and harvest the wonderful materials he uses. Examples of these include fallen trees and gem stones that he can dig for himself. Scot then combines his abilities of perfection in quality with creativity in design. Natural voids in the wood are filled with stone precisely fitted to their individual openings and each bowl receives a minimum of 20 hand rubbed coats of finish. Like his father Richard Fitzgerald (well known and award winning wood turner), Scot’s designs reflect the southwest Anasazi pottery and culture. Although he prefers to use material that he can harvest in person, he also uses a variety of exotic wood and stone. Scot has long done custom work for friends and family, but now that his father has retired, he is offering his talents to the public.

Scots bowls are a labor of love that demands time and attention to detail. Each one has over 20 coats of hand rubbed finish and sanding between coats.

Wood Vases

SF1-22 Apricot wood and Zooisite (which is a beautiful green mineral with black swirls) 6.6″x 8.5″ $1130

SF1-28 Mulberry wood vase with natural top 5 3/4” x 5 1/8” $1310

SF1-27 Bocote and African Blackwood 4 ½” x 6 ¼” $600

SF1-30 Cherry and Sodalite with natural edge finish 6 ½” x 6 7/8” $1200

SF1-29 Black Walnut, Maple and Calcite 4 ½ “ x 7 ¾” $1310

SF1-21 Maple and Black Palm 5 ½” x 9 ¼” $1200

SF1-24 Mohagany and CO Aspen 2 1/4″x $3/4″ $200

SF1-31 Mesquite and Malachite inlay 6 7/8″x 8 3/8″ $1450

SF1-36 Black Walnut and Chrysocolla 5 1/2″x 8″ $950

Victoria Leen and Austin Nichols

Dawn M. Kloba

Cher Devereaux

Cher Devereaux grew up in Colorado with a passion for horses and art. She has been painting and drawing since she was a small child and through her personal journey of self discovery has developed her style over the years, drawing inspiration from the horses in her life and the beautiful nature around her. She is primarily a self-taught artist and has been influenced and empowered from studying and working with other local artists.

“I have always felt a connection to horses. They emit grace, beauty, passion, and a driving inspiration for me. Through my art I love to capture and interpret the emotions of that connection through the use of line and color.”

Her work has been collected by art lovers residing in the United States, Europe, and Australia.