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This is a portrait of Beth's
daughter, Heather who is also
an artist.
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Beth Ivens
Biography Beth Ivens
I was born in Kankakee, Illinois in 1962 and moved to Mountain Home, Arkansas in 1970. I graduated from Mountain Home High School in '80 where I later returned and currently teach art. I received my BSE at the University of Central Arkansas in '84 and I have taught elementary, middle, and high school art for 23 years. In 1985 I married my high school sweetheart, Larry, and we have two children, Mike, and Heather. We live in Henderson, Arkansas.
Throughout my teaching career I have spent years creating art samples for my students but I felt compelled to "practice what I preached". So as our nest has emptied I have begun to carve out even more time to develop my own artistic voice. Some of my favorite subjects include my children, landscape, and preserving memories through still-life. I especially love working with pastel, batik, oils and mixed media jewelry.
I was born in Kankakee, Illinois in 1962 and moved to Mountain Home, Arkansas in 1970. I graduated from Mountain Home High School in '80 where I later returned and currently teach art. I received my BSE at the University of Central Arkansas in '84 and I have taught elementary, middle, and high school art for 23 years. In 1985 I married my high school sweetheart, Larry, and we have two children, Mike, and Heather. We live in Henderson, Arkansas.
Throughout my teaching career I have spent years creating art samples for my students but I felt compelled to "practice what I preached". So as our nest has emptied I have begun to carve out even more time to develop my own artistic voice. Some of my favorite subjects include my children, landscape, and preserving memories through still-life. I especially love working with pastel, batik, oils and mixed media jewelry.