Meet Peach McComb, this week’s top American Watercolor Weekly Ambassador!

Peach McComb, a native of Massachusetts, currently resides in Old Hickory, Tennessee. Peach is a contemporary impressionist, paints every day, and enjoys working in different media to provide diversity and sustain interest. Peach’s mentor, Mary Field Neville, taught her that painting every day and painting with other, more accomplished artists, are the best ways to improve her own work; a philosophy she practices religiously. Peach works mainly in oil, watercolor, and in acrylics and has studied with Frank Baggett, Anne Blair Brown, Roger Dale Brown, G. Russell Case, Howard Friedland, Charles Gruppè, Charles Harrington, Gayle Levée, Chuck Marshall, Kevin Menck, Mary Field Neville, and Mary Whyte. Peach’s work has been published in the Acrylic Artist Magazine Summer 2015 edition and in the Northlight book Acrylic Works 2/Radical Breakthroughs. Peach also accepts commissions.

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