The current series of paintings by Lois Freeman-Fox are mixed media, painted originally on the computer using photographs to create brushes, texture, backgrounds as well as subject matter to tell stories about friends and family.  The series began as a way of channeling the ancestors, some of whom were artists themselves, to imagine the world they lived in and to correlate that period to the art movements that were taking place at the time.

Freeman-Fox has a passion for drawing as well as photography and collage and these paintings, created in Corel Painter, offer a way of expanding and exploring these media.  Freeman-Fox prints them in her studio in Fillmore using archival inks on canvas and adds to them using oil and acrylic paint and collage techniques.