Successful Artists

Calling All Artists

At Suites Success, we love to support local Tucson artists by giving them the opportunity to display their work in our building.

We also allow the artists to advertise their displayed art for sale. We don’t charge for this – we just look at it as a way to support our local artists and pay it forward. 

In addition, the artwork enhances our offices and inspires our tenants. It’s a win-win situation!

Contact us today if you are interested in displaying your artwork at Suites Success!

Meet Our Artists

Eric T. Galbreath - Abstract Colorfield Composition

Born in 1965, Eric Galbreath was raised in the lush green suburbs of northern New Jersey. He graduated from The Art Institute of Pittsburgh while designing and art directing in a local advertising agency. After receiving his Bachelor of Arts in Visual Art and Design from Point Park College, Eric returned east to pursue theological studies. Master of Divinity in hand, he accepted an administrative position at the seminary, continuing to design on a freelance basis.

In 1997 Eric relocated to the American Southwest. The wide open sky and saturated colors captivated his spirit. Designing full time from his home office, Eric began painting abstract works as a way to transcend the flat, artificially perfect world inside the computer. Using his hands to manipulate real, physical materials was just the needed catalyst for an explosion of light, color, and delectable texture.

Jeanine Colini

Jeanine Colini is a Tucson-based artist and graphic designer whose work has been exhibited internationally in numerous juried shows including “RSVP” at the San Francisco Center for the Book, “Reflections of Working Women in Graphic Design” for the City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department; the Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit in New York City; and the MEWO Kunsthalle in Memmingen, Germany. Her work has been featured in such prestigious design publications as Print, HOW, and U & lc typography journal.

Kelly Ricard

I am an outdoor enthusiast who received a degree in Parks & Recreation Management and works for the Coronado National Forest. I find photography to be my mental health outlet. I capture small things to incredible sunsets with my Canon T7 and my iPhone 13. I hope you enjoy my work.

Barry Dodge - Digital Artist

My current works are short etudes exploring what can be completed on a tablet computer such as the iPad. I’ve limited myself to one application to create the work, but do use additional apps to resize and prepare for printing on various media. Consume versus create? Doodle versus draw? Let’s do the latter.

Barry’s work explores the intersection of commercial art, fine art, and technology. He holds a bachelor’s in computer science and Asian studies from the University of Oklahoma.

Lisa Jayne Porter

Lisa Jayne Porter - Colorful Abstract Artist

Lisa Porter is a British artist, in all sense of the word. As a painter, musician, writer and illustrator, her love for the arts has been a lifetime affair. 

Lisa truly believes that art has the power to change the world for the better and helps build and support community. Lisa prides herself on leaving people better than she found them and, with that, a little sparkle wherever she goes!

This passion for joy, life and people can be seen through her vibrant and explosive colorful abstract pieces, portraits and female nudes, which are almost always adorned with metallics, glitter, gold leaf or glass.

Her originals have been sold in the U.K. and the United States and she is thrilled to be supported by her local community and have her in businesses here in Tucson

Sheila Hamann

Sheila Hamann - Watercolor Artist

Sheila Hamann attended schools in Wisconsin and Vermont and received her BA from Goddard College.  She and her husband have lived in Tucson since 1999.  Her preferred mediums are watercolor and acrylic, although she uses other media as well.  She alternates colorful ‘poured watercolor’ backgrounds with more detailed treatments of the landscape.  Birds, animals and desert landscape are favored subjects.  “Animals have a straightforward connection with Nature, yet their lives remain largely a mystery to humans.  I honor this wildness with a somewhat mystical portrayal of them in my work.”