Bio
Betsy Jones McDonald
Artist Bio
Betsy Jones McDonald has loved painting and drawing as long as she can remember. Betsy received her formal art training at Columbus State University. Her eye for design was put to work as a design manager in her years working in advertising and visual merchandising.
In the early 1990's, she began doing murals for schools, businesses and private residences around Columbia, S.C., which is when McDonald realized her true love lay in large-format painting. She’s pursued oil-on-canvas as her preferred medium ever since. She paints using only the primary colors, (red, yellow and blue), along with white, and custom mixes all of the colors in her paintings.
Betsy is a member of the Charleston Artists Guild as well as the Mt Pleasant Artists Guild.. You can view her work at Perspective Art Gallery in Mt Pleasant, S.C., Noble Gallery inside Brookgreen Gardens in Murrells Inlet, S.C. or by appointment at her studio on Daniel Island, SC.
McDonald now lives on Daniel Island where her studio overlooks the marsh, and provides an endless source of inspiration. “I love the colors of the marsh, and the way they change with the seasons and the tides,” she says. “Every time you look at the marsh, you see something different, and I’m fascinated by that.”
Artist Bio
Betsy Jones McDonald has loved painting and drawing as long as she can remember. Betsy received her formal art training at Columbus State University. Her eye for design was put to work as a design manager in her years working in advertising and visual merchandising.
In the early 1990's, she began doing murals for schools, businesses and private residences around Columbia, S.C., which is when McDonald realized her true love lay in large-format painting. She’s pursued oil-on-canvas as her preferred medium ever since. She paints using only the primary colors, (red, yellow and blue), along with white, and custom mixes all of the colors in her paintings.
Betsy is a member of the Charleston Artists Guild as well as the Mt Pleasant Artists Guild.. You can view her work at Perspective Art Gallery in Mt Pleasant, S.C., Noble Gallery inside Brookgreen Gardens in Murrells Inlet, S.C. or by appointment at her studio on Daniel Island, SC.
McDonald now lives on Daniel Island where her studio overlooks the marsh, and provides an endless source of inspiration. “I love the colors of the marsh, and the way they change with the seasons and the tides,” she says. “Every time you look at the marsh, you see something different, and I’m fascinated by that.”
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