Artist Bio

The art of Marylou Falstreau can best be described as interpretive, personal, and joyful. Her work is filled with pattern, vibrant color, and texture and is typically narrative in nature. Keeping in mind the common threads that unite us as ” human beings”, she creates a feeling or mood that the viewer can identify with, or be challenged by.

Marylou’s artistic path began in childhood. There was always an intense pull towards the creative side and this has sustained her well into her adult life. She is mostly self- taught, although she attended both Delta and Sierra Colleges in California, majoring in art. Her work is intuitive in nature and throughout the years she has created a style that is uniquely her own.

Her most recent creation is a series of inspirational prints called the “Women and the Hourglass”. She is also co-creator of the popular book, “It’s the Stories You Tell That Color Your Life”. For more information and show schedules please go to www.mfalstreau.com