Whether Adam Clague is painting a person, place or object, he seeks to faithfully capture the beauty of God’s creation and to communicate that beauty with his viewers.

Adam is a member of the Portrait Society of America, the National Oil & Acrylic Painters’ Society, the American Impressionist Society, and a Signature Member of the Oil Painters of America. Adam’s work has received numerous awards, including Portraiture Award of Excellence at the 2018 OPA Salon Show, Best of Show at the 2016 American Impressionist Society National, and 2nd Honor Award at the 2014 PSoA International. His paintings have been displayed in such venues as the Salmagundi Club in New York City and the European Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona, Spain. Adam enjoys sharing what he has learned as a full-time artist through workshops and through his online video course.

Adam received a Master of Fine Arts degree from Pensacola Christian College, where he studied under Brian Jekel. It was at college that Adam met his wife and fellow painter, Andrea Orr Clague. The couple now lives near Kansas City, Missouri with their sons, Gideon and Jaron.

Andrea Orr Clague’s work reveals her fascination with light and the elusive beauty it bestows upon seemingly ordinary objects. Andrea is thankful for the ability to paint and counts it a gift from her Heavenly Father. As she develops her art, she aspires to glorify God and draw others to see His goodness and the wonder of His love.

Andrea Orr Clague was traditionally trained at Pensacola Christian College and graduated with a Master of Fine Arts degree in 2009. She is a member of the Oil Painters of America and the Missouri Valley Impressionist Society. She was selected for Southwest Art Magazine’s annual “21 Under 31” feature, and her artwork was displayed on the issue’s cover.

Andrea’s work has received many awards including Grand Prize at the 2012 Scottsdale Salon at the Legacy Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona. Her paintings have been displayed in various venues, including the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, OH, the Albrecht Kemper Museum in St. Joseph, MO, and the Moscow Manege.