Meg Simons

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Meg Simons began painting at the age of ten years old. She is a founding member of the Palette Art League, and currently serves as a director. Meg is always the first one to volunteer to face paint at various fund raising events. Her favorite medium is oil paints on canvas with a palette knife. She prefers to paint people (especially children) and animals, but will paint anything, when the mood hits. She has even painted a study in feet, children's feet, of course.

Meg sold her first painting at age 13. She was selected to exhibit her art in the Barrett Hamilton Young Artist Exhibit at the Arkansas Art Center in little Rock, while still in high school. Meg grew up in the Ozarks, and lives with her husband, Doc Roger and son in Bull Shoals, Arkansas. Meg feels that painting is a natural way of relieving the stress of the day to day grind of life and makes life far more enjoyable, interesting and enriching.

She and her husband collect art of all kinds from local, American Indian; to the unusual pieces they pick up on their travels.