Beth Pansino is a self-taught watercolor artist based in Beaverton, Oregon. Her work is inspired by the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, with a particular interest in landscapes, flowers, and the interplay of color and light.
Pansino works in several distinct styles, from peaceful, atmospheric landscapes to bold stained-glass-inspired paintings. Her geometric floral and mountain pieces combine nature-based subjects with abstract patterns, allowing her to explore color and composition in a playful, distinctive way. She also creates a series of monochromatic landscapes accented with metallic gold, drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese painting.
She is a member at the Village Gallery of Arts and her art has been shown in juried and community exhibitions, including the Lake Oswego Festival of Arts Open Show Express, Walters Cultural Arts Center’s Small Works Show, and the Newberg Wild Wonders Exhibition.
Alongside her studio practice, Pansino teaches beginner watercolor classes, sharing her enthusiasm for the medium and encouraging students to discover their own creative voices.
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