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Pam's New Art Scarves make a fantastic gift!
Send me an email to PamMartonPaints@gmail.com
with your requests! I have every scarf design in stock.
Scarves
MEET PAM
Vibrant colors have always played an important role in my life. Growing up in a home surrounded by artists and making art daily led me to major in Art Design at UCLA.
Art teaching was my goal, but elementary education was my destination.
After working in education for almost 40 years, now that I am retired, I finally have time to paint! I have been a Principal for 25 years at two high performing National Blue Ribbon Schools. Twenty years at Community Magnet Charter ES in Bel Air and most recently five years at Fairburn Ave ES in Westwood. I also served as the Director for over 20 of the high performing elementary schools in the Westside of Los Angeles.
For 40 years I made sure every child I served was able to enjoy the excitement of creating.
I am finally able to create myself.
I hope my bright and colorful paintings bring joy into your life and make you smile!
Pam Marton is a Los Angeles based oil painter known for using complementary colors to depict the joy filled beauty found in nature. By painting side by side two hues directly opposite each other on the color wheel, such as blue and orange, Pam Marton’s paintings are guaranteed to add positive energy to any room. Her complementary color pallet works well together because these colors balance each other visually. There is actually a scientific reason why these complementary colors look good together. The cones in your eyes use a careful balancing act to ensure that you see color correctly, when two opposite colors enter the eye, they stimulate both low-frequency cones and high frequency cones at the same time. Pam’s paintings are a feast for the eye and will continue to engage the viewer for years to come.
