(See also: Pix for Fun (my photos), my sisters and brother Jackie Mueller-Jones, Carol Mueller, Debbie Mueller-Peate , Albert J. Mueller, and The Camera Bag Lady Photographs)
I was born into an artistic family and doodling was a way of life. The margins in my school books were usually much more interesting to me than the actual subject matter being taught. These were empty spaces just waiting to be filled with fun things, such as lips, snakes, eyes, leaves, shoes…anything was fair play for drawing in those wonderful empty spaces. I continued to express myself artistically in many ways other than drawing or painting for several years. I married and raised my family before I found the time, or had the urge, to try something new. I never really thought of getting serious about painting with watercolors until 1998 when I saw that two of my sisters were having so much fun with their own watercolor experiences.
I am mainly self taught, with the help of the occasional workshop, two years of fine arts in high school, observing three of my sisters at play with paints, and receiving guidance from them when invited to give it. All of this helped me find my way down the colourful path of watercolor fun. Books, art magazines and mistakes are the other basic learning tools that have helped to form my style.
Most of my paintings represent places that I have visited. Windows and flowers are especially appealing to me. I paint for fun, and when the four sisters get together for a day of painting, most people enjoy both the camaraderie and the combined talents.
