Connie Tunick Art

Artist Connie Tunick lives with her family in Thousand Oaks, California. She got her first degree from Northwestern University and an MA from California Lutheran University. She is a children's art specialist who uses art as a visual language to express the excitement that she finds in the world. Through her art, she aims to have a conversation with the viewer and to communicate what is behind the art. To Connie, art is a form of communication and through familiar imagery she "speaks" a common visual language with the viewer. Her current work combines cutting edge technology with the ancient art of printmaking. Symbols that represent relationships of life and the common threads are prevalent in her paintings. Framed Connie Tunick art are in numerous private and corporate collections worldwide. Some of her corporate commissions include the Princess Cruise Lines, Florida, the Marriott Marquis Hotel at Times Square in New York City, and the Crown Plaza Hotel in White Plains, New York. Connie has worked for several years with diverse media, and this has given her the freedom to combine creative boldness with various techniques. Over the past twenty years she has gone from working primarily in watercolor on paper to working on paintings using any and all media. She always incorporates found objects in her art. Some of her favorites include fortune cookie predictions and holograms from cut up credit cards. Her goal is to have a conversation with the viewer and to communicate what is behind the art. To Connie, having to explain her work to a viewer means that the art on its own can not communicate and therefore is not successful.