Discover the inspiration behind each artwork, learn about my journey, and explore my artistic vision through detailed series and informative pages.

The Artist

Pamela Quick is an abstract realism artist who began her creative journey through years of specialized training in decorative painting. She ran her own successful business for many years, earning recognition for her skillful faux finishes and ornamental designs. In 2025 she graduated form the Milan Art Institute, where she refined her fine art practice and began expanding into more personal, expressive work.

Pamela’s earliest connection to painting was deeply personal. Her first piece, created for her mother, was a painting of the “Praying Hands,” which hung proudly in their home for decades.”For a long time,” she says, “I only painted for her.” That foundation of heartfelt giving became the root of her creative voice—a nurturing style that gently fuses realism with symbolism and memory.

Throughout her career in the decorative arts, Pamela received multiple awards at national conventions in Las Vegas, recognized for her excellence in genre-specific design. Today she brings that same mastery to her fine artwork, imbuing each painting with care, texture, and emotional resonance.

Pamela is currently expanding her online presence launching a professional platform that will include new themed series, stand-alone works, print offerings, and commissioned pieces. With upcoming exhibitions and ongoing collaborations with local art groups, she continues to grow both her reach and her creative vision—nurturing connection through art, one meaningful piece at a time.

Working on my Eagle for “She Who Sees Far”

Beginnings of “Kindred Plumage”

Welcome to my world.

My studio may be small, but it’s a sanctuary of comfort and quiet. Here, the outside world softens to a hush, and I can lose myself in the rhythm of creating. Sometimes a podcast, an audiobook, or lessons from the Milan Art Institute keep me company—but more often, it’s the stillness that inspires me. Within these walls, I feel cozy, focused, and free to bring each painting to life, ready to be shared with the world.