Where Artists Create - The Webb Fam

Sarah Soule Webb is not only a very talented artist, but she's also a nutritionist, church and community volunteer, and a guitar playing wife and mom to James 4, and Paul 2. Here she is with husband Andy and the boys.

Art dog Betsy, is the family lab, named after Sarah's best friend.

James sings along using makeshift microphone with Mom accompanying on the guitar. Good times on the Webb front porch.

James' fabulous abstract is featured in the studio.

Where Artists Create - Studio Abstracts

 Sarah's Easel 

Sarah's Floor

This is the third post in my WHERE ARTIST CREATE Series featuring Birmingham artist, Sarah Soule Webb. Come back tomorrow for more!

Where Artists Create - The Studio

Where Artists Create is a new photo series featuring Birmingham area artists in their creative spaces. 

Today we return to the studio of Sarah Soule Webb. 

Tell me about your creative space: "My studio is an old sleeping porch on the back of our 100 year old home. It has amazing light and I can make a mess and leave it! "

Where Artists Create - Sarah Soule Webb

Sarah and art dog, Betsy

I"m excited to announce a new photographic series, Where Artists Create.  From time to time, I plan to feature artists and artisans in the Birmingham area who will share their creative spaces and their thoughts on the way they make their art and a lot more.

I start my series with a sweet friend, neighbor and very talented painter, Sarah Soule Webb. Sarah grew up in Pensacola FL but has strong Birmingham roots. She lives in my Forest Park neighborhood with husband Andy and two precious, and very photogenic boys, James and Paul.

For the next few days, I'll share photos of Sarah's work and where she makes her art.

What is the inspiration for your work?  "I love the way light filters through trees or bounces off of water. Now that I paint several days a week, I notice it everywhere. In puddles, dappled sunlight on the lawn, beautiful shapes of shadows created by plants or people. Im inspired by symmetry and repetition in architecture. Sometimes when Im looking at a building or a horizon I imagine invisible lines all converging to a focal point to create perspective. "

Bamboo on 2nd

Yesterday we visited The Collins Bar on 2nd Avenue North, today we cross the street and have a look at my talented friend Sarah Soule Webb's terrific octopus now hanging at Bamboo on 2nd. Bamboo features not just sushi but Asian fusion dishes.  I am hearing rave reviews for this place.

Sunday Church Series - St. Paul's Cathedral

This lovely original art by my Birmingham artist friend Sarah Soule Webb, has been donated for auction to benefit Community Kitchens,  but this is just one of many beautiful cathedrals she has painted.