Rhonda McEnroe | Kentucky Life | KET

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Channel: KET - Kentucky Educational Television · 2013 · People & Blogs

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Rhonda McEnroe is a fixture in the Owensboro art community as both a creator and mentor. A self-taught painter, she first focused on watercolors in a realistic approach. Now she engages in the full range of media—watercolor, oil, pastel, and soft mixed media—in abstract techniques as well as realism.

She uses two different signatures on her work: "Rhonda McEnroe" for realism and "Enroe" for abstracts, figure drawing, and design work. She's painted on handmade paper and wood, and a series on bluegrass pioneer Bill Monroe was done in clay relief and acrylic. Her large-scale projects include a floor-to-ceiling oil canvas of forest nymphs. Her abstracts include an 18-foot, three-dimensional canvas that wrapped a corner.

Kentucky Life visits her classroom to explore how she inspires students from age 20 to 80.

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