Abstract Views of Tustin, the City of Trees

The city of Tustin is filled with unique homes, gorgeous gardens and parks, a lovely downtown, and tremendous civic pride. One of the best things about our City of Trees exhibition with the Tustin Art League is all the varied views and interpretations of our familiar town. Take a look at these abstracted renderings of our fair city; we're sure you've never seen Tustin in this light before!

Morning Sycamores, Sycamore Grove; Mixed Media on Board by Max Rodriguez

Max Rodriguez's historical diptych calls to Tustin's roots, when the city was called Sycamore Grove.

Nature's Garden, Peter's Canyon; Watercolor on Yupo by Marsha Lindsey

Marsha Lindsey's softly striking watercolor of Peter's Canyon is gorgeous in person, glowing with an inner light.

A Day in Tustin, Main Street, Old Town; Encaustic by Beverly Weber-Fow

An encaustic collage by Beverly Weber-Fow mixes bold colors with recognizable street signs to blend the organic with the man-made.

Tustin Abstract I, El Camino Real and Main Street; Photograph by Emet Martinez

Local photographer, Emet Martinez, created this striking vertical landscape by playfully distorting tree trunks and street lights.

Left: Palms II 33 Degrees 44' 44" N, Longitude of Tustin; Monotype by Jonde Northcutt
Right: Palms II 117 Degrees 49' 31" W, Latitude of Tustin; Monotype by Jonde Northcutt

Jonde Northcutt used GPS technology to choose her trees and create her own vision of Tustin.

DON'T FORGET!
The City of Trees exhibition will be on display through
this Saturday, May 30th.
Don't miss out on seeing this eclectic presentation in person!

Thank you, TACFA, for your support of this event and all you do for the arts in our community!

To read more about the City of Trees, follow these links:
City of Trees Juried Exhibition
The Results Are In!
Thank You for Making "City of Trees" Such a Success!

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