Denise Onwere

Whether modern or classic, oils or acrylics… It doesn’t matter if it’s figure drawings where faces tell a story or abstracts where the faceless is the greatest of details. I’ve seen water colors done so well they resemble a photograph, still life so finely stroked you can eat the fruit and smell the coffee at the same time. Shades of colors that define every aspect of what the artist is feeling or envisioning. Subtle earth tones that often grant peace and serenity, while dancing with a rhythmic flavor. And, Pastels that express joy and freedom… happiness. But when we think of bold colors; Reds and Royal Blues, Vibrant Aquas and Golden Rod Yellows that burst into orchards of Oranges and Greens that can only birth envy in some and admiration in others, one has to think of the Art by Denise Clayton-Onwere.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, California daughter of Grammy nominated Jeff Clayton of The Clayton Brothers. If you don’t know Denise, you should. This woman has a catalog of works that only promotes consistency and mastery of her very unique style of painting. Keyboards that offer more than a musical interlude often dance through her scenes. Gifted ballerinas flutter as gently as the butterflies that marvel at her color palette. Buildings that sway, musicians serenade to the melodies of colors as the gentle suitor caress the memories of a lost love. While taking a dip with the subtleties of pastels, Denise will quickly dive back into an ocean of colors that carries the eyes’ vision through a maze of delightfulness. A tremendous talent is she.