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Rosalie More 
Winner
 of the Spectrum 2000 Cover Art Award
sponsored by the Electronically Published
Internet Connection [EPIC.]

"Passion of the Drums"
by Gael Morrison
Cover Art by Rosalie More

  
 

Rosalie More creates original works in watercolor as well as computer generated art.  She comes from a family of artists.  Her mother, Luella Wilson, painted in oils until her death in 1973, and her two daughters work in watercolors and acrylics designing original paintings and cover art designs.

 
 

 
 

 

"Fabulous!  I love this cover - it absolutely captures the mood of  WAVE ME GOODBYE."

Jura MacLean Sherwood

 

Cover art  by Rosalie More
 

"Rosalie More's keen illustrative and interpretive abilities capture the essence of the music's intent on the cover of 'On Wings of A Dove.'

I appreciate how listeners are drawn to the harp music because of what her cover art promises them."

Christine Grace Magnussen
(therapeutic) harpist

http://www.harpspirit.com/
 

Cover art by Rosalie More


"Rosalie More ... really has a special talent of getting to the heart of a story and illustrating that heart with passion. I'm very proud and honored to have her work grace the cover of my book."
   
S. Joan Popek 
author of "The Administrator"

Rosalie More is the winner of the Spectrum 2000 Cover Art Award sponsored by the Electronically Published Internet Connection [EPIC]. She comes from a family of artists. Her mother, Luella Wilson, painted in oils until her death in 1973.  Her two daughters work in watercolors and acrylics designing original paintings and cover art designs.  

As a member of the Watercolor Society of Oregon, Rosalie won the Bronze, the Silver, and the Gold Certificates of Merit Awards for Outstanding Achievement.  She is also the recipient of Milford Zornes' Special Award, the Winter Burrow Award and the Maxine Masterfield Award.  Her works have been displayed in Oregon at the State Capitol Building in Salem, the Hult Center in Eugene, and the Benton County Historical Museum. Her works are included in more than 150 private and corporate collections.

All the art images on these pages are copyrighted by the artist
and may not be used by others without permission.


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