Eileen Nistler
Eileen Nistler was born in the beautiful Inyan Kara area of the Black Hills in Wyoming. The artist left for seventeen years to pursue an education and short career as an architect. Then the magic of Wyoming called her back. She now lives in the house that she drew her first paintings in as a child. She lives on and operates the family ranch that lies between Upton and Sundance, Wyoming. Much of her inspiration comes from living and loving on a working ranch in Wyoming.
Eileen's art has received awards from Artist’s Magazine, International Artist Magazine and Southwest Art Magazine, Colored Pencil Society of America, The Salmagundi Club, the Portrait Society of America, Jack Richeson & Co. and others.
She is a signature member of; the Colored Pencil Society of America (CPSA), the Colored Pencil Society of America Great Explorations (CPX), American Plains Artists (APA), American Women Artists (AWA) and a signature member master status of Paint America (PAA-M).
Do what is meaningful, not expedient. – Jordan Peterson
My colored pencil art is realistic. I strive to portray beautiful moments using dramatic lighting as did Caravaggio and Rubens. My education is in architecture and I strive for exquisite detail and quality craftsmanship.
Eileen's art has received awards from Artist’s Magazine, International Artist Magazine and Southwest Art Magazine, Colored Pencil Society of America, The Salmagundi Club, the Portrait Society of America, Jack Richeson & Co. and others.
She is a signature member of; the Colored Pencil Society of America (CPSA), the Colored Pencil Society of America Great Explorations (CPX), American Plains Artists (APA), American Women Artists (AWA) and a signature member master status of Paint America (PAA-M).
Do what is meaningful, not expedient. – Jordan Peterson
My colored pencil art is realistic. I strive to portray beautiful moments using dramatic lighting as did Caravaggio and Rubens. My education is in architecture and I strive for exquisite detail and quality craftsmanship.
