Deborah Fuelberth                         back to gallery artists

Deborah is now working on her fine art painting full time. She focuses much of her attention to light and color in her creation of landscapes, wildlife and her love of horses and their people. Her work has been described as impressionistic realism. “I want to bring the joy of life through painting and use my brush to create a connection with the viewer.”

Colorado Artist Deborah Fuelberth has a BFA in Illustration from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA. After graduating in 1986, she began her career illustrating for companies that did work for Disney, Warner Brothers, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory/NASA, and numerous advertising agencies.

After professionally illustrating for 11 years, she chose to start a family with her husband Steve.  While taking care of their son, she stopped illustrating and slowly started her fine art career.

Her work appears in many private and public collections and has won several awards.  Deborah has painted in many different mediums but finds oils to be her favorite. She has found it gives a depth of color and richness that you can’t get in other mediums.

She later took workshops with Charles Sovek and Michael Lynch to further her knowledge of painting and her love of color. She focuses much of her attention to light and color in her creation of landscapes, wildlife and her love of horses and their people. Her work has been described as impressionistic realism. “I want to bring the joy of life through painting and use my brush to create a connection with the viewer.”