Shannon Wiley
Shannon Wiley is a native Floridian born in Hialeah, Florida. He's an artist, muralist, graphic designer, teacher and coach. He currently lives in Marathon with his two children. Besides painting, he enjoys all the wonders of the Florida Keys. HIs work is for sale at Guild Hall Gallery in Key West and at Shady Palm Gallery in Marathon.
WORK OF KEY WEST ARTIST ANN IRVINE DEFINES WATER AND COLOR
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KEYS ARTIST COMBINES ANCIENT RAKU TECHNIQUE WITH WHIMSY
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Marathon artist strikes the right chord
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