• Bev Jozwiak is a National Watercolor Society Signature Member and International Award winning Artist.  Born in Vancouver, Washington, Bev still resides there with her husband of 30 plus years. She has two daughters, one grandson, and two large dogs.

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    Delicate Dancer
  • Painting very directly, I place my watercolors on the paper with very little mixing on the palette. I use lots of varied color in my blacks to keep them from going flat, in my whites to keep them glowing, and even in my skin tones to keep them interesting.
  • Emotion plays an important part in every successful painting, so I choose only subjects that call to me and that gives my work energy and excitement.
  • 2010

    Work will be featured in Best of Watercolor Series, "Splash" 9, 10, 11, and 12.

  • 2010

    Recent awards in Nationally recognize competitions included NWWS purchase award, TWA Waterloo Group Award of Merit, Watercolor Missouri National Churchill Museum Award, and too many others to mention.

  • 2010

    Work Featured in Best of watercolor Book. Artistic Touch.

  • 2008

    Authored 4 page article for Watercolor Artist. (Dec. 08) "Best of Both worlds" Dark and Dramatic to light and loose, all in one painting.

  • 2006

    Won the Betsy Dillard Stroud Creative Challenge. Winning painting was featured in Watercolor Magic.

  • 2003

     National Watercolor Society Signature Member Status

  • 2000

    Who's Who in American Artists.

    Four page featured article in American Artist. 

  • 1999

    Included in Rockport's Best of Watercolor book.

     Authored 2 page article for International Artist Magazine.

    Hallmark 12 month calendar.

    Signature member Watercolor West. 

  • 1998

    Featured Artist in North Light Magazine.

    Signature Member Northwest Watercolor Society 

  • 1995

    Freelance artist for card companies such as Painted Hearts and Friends, Concord Litho Group, and Artists of North America.

  • 1994-1997

    Won two Grumbacher Gold Medals and one Grumbacher Silver Medal Award.

  • 1976

    Graduated with Honors from Western Washington University in Fine Arts, Art History Minor.