All About Diana and Kelly...
Diana Randolph works in pastels, oils, and pen & ink drawings for note card designs. Diana's works may also be seen in Wisconsin at Stone's Throw Gallery in Bayfield, Fanatical Fish Art Gallery and Studio in Butternut, and at Rock Island Bistro in Cable. She's the author of "Beacons of the Earth & Sky—poetry and paintings inspired by the natural world." Diana has her works featured in her home studio (between Drummond and Cable) during the CHARAC art crawl. She studied with author/pastelist Albert Handell in three workshops. Diana’s husband, Kelly Randolph, is a professional photographer for many regional events. The Randolphs met at Northland College in Ashland, where they studied art and photography. Kelly taught K to 12 art for the Drummond School District for 44 years and still coaches track and cross-country running.
