Encouraged by her grandfather to draw, Priscilla Ferguson decided early on to become a visual artist. Since the age of six she has followed his advice. The most important influences on her work have been several contemporary artists including Vincent Valdez, Alex Rubio and landscape artist Bill Zaner. Her favorite part of being an artist is losing herself in the creation of each piece. Bringing an idea or visualization to lifeon canvas or paper is enormously satisfying. Her work is all about storytelling. As a narrative painter, pastel and charcoal artist, she focuses on intense and intimate imagery.

 

In Texas, Ferguson has participated in the New Braunfels Art League’s Wurstfest show; Aries Gallery, Houston Group show; Coffeehouse Group show, Houston; and The Southwest

School of Art student shows.