Katherine Rosenberger
I have lived in the Pocono Mountains for over 30 years, working on its rivers and mountains as a
river guide and snowboard instructor; mountain biking and hiking in its forests. When not on the
road traveling in my van, I spend time creating in a studio space on my family’s property near
Lackawanna State Park.
I work primarily in pen and ink, watercolors and color pencil – combining all three mediums. I
start with sketches and reference studies, from photos or field drawings. How people interact
and live with nature, how we are a PART of nature, are the underpinnings of all my work;
therefore nature, mythology, folklore, symbolism and fantasy mixed with careful observation of
the natural world find their way into much of my artwork.
In addition to my personal work I have done a large amount of commission work for individuals
and organizations. One of my most rewarding collaborations has been over 30 years of
providing custom nature illustrations for many of The Nature Conservancy’s preserves on the
Eastern seaboard, especially my home state of Pennsylvania.
Paul Rosenberger
My hope is that the art I express helps people feel uplifted and find a place to let go of their
resentments and pain, and find a sense of serenity and relief.
Bio:
I’m a visual thinker and learner.
Seeing light patterns, color and tonal values in the world around me is my default setting.
I try to make sense of this world, by making visual connections with emotional experiences.
Ultimately searching for the truth.
I had a career in the graphics space and now have the opportunity to work for a statue and art
restoration company while I also pursue my painting career.
Formerly from New Jersey, I now live in Tunkhannock
