1- Linda Everhard | Happy Places 6 | $125
Digital art, 2026
2- Linda Everhard | Happy Places 2 | $125
Digital art, 2026
3- Linda Everhard | Happy Places 1 | $125
Digital art, 2026
4- Linda Everhard | Happy Places 4 | $125
Digital art, 2026
5- Linda Everhard | Happy Places 3 | $125
Digital art, 2026
6- Linda Everhard | Happy Places 5 | $125
Digital art, 2026
7- Linda Everhard | Happy Places 7 | $125
Digital art, 2026
8- Anika Luna Wild | EROSION | $450
Acrylic on wood, 2026
9- Anika Luna Wild | BLUE DIVIDE | $450
Acrylic on wood, 2026
10- Anika Luna Wild | PASSAGE | $450
Acrylic on wood, 2026
11- Anika Luna Wild | POLLINATOR | $600
Acrylic and collage on canvas, 2026
12- Anika Luna Wild | SANCTUARY | $650
Acrylic on wood, 2026
13- Anika Luna Wild | RENEWAL | $750
Acrylic and collage on wood, 2026
14- Anika Luna Wild | BLOOM KEEPER | $750
Acrylic and collage on wood, 2026
15- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | I’m Fine…Really | $135
Watercolor, 2025
16- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | Celestial Angel | $265
Watercolor with silver foil, 2024
17- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | 50th Anniversary Selfie | NFS
Watercolor with pen and ink, 2026
18- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | The Foundation | $295
Watercolor with pen and ink, 2026
19- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | Fractured | $225
Watercolor, 2025
20- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | Find Your Peace | $275
Watercolor with gold foil, 2025
21- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | If You Could See What My Eyes Have Seen | $135
Watercolor with pen and ink, 2026
22- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | Frida | $295
Watercolor, 2026
23- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | Blockhead | $235
Pen and ink, 2025
24- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | Deep Thoughts | $195
Watercolor and gouache, 2024
25- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | On Golden Wings | $295
Watercolor, 2026
26- Bobbie Tiedt Donohew | Splitting Headache | $135
Watercolor with pen and ink, 2025
27- Stephanie Stewart | On My GGs Table | $150
Acrylic, 2026
28- Stephanie Stewart | In Touch – Monet | $$$
Media, media, media
29- Stephanie Stewart | Wildflower Conservation Efforts | $200
Acrylic, 2026
30- Stephanie Stewart | In Touch – Sunflower | $100
Acrylic, 2025
31- Stephanie Stewart | In Touch – Bouquet | $100
Acrylic, 2025
32- Stephanie Stewart | In Touch – Echinecea | $100
Acrylic, 2025
Did you know?
Most of the artwork on display at Summit Artspace is for sale.
Click on the artwork images for pricing and more information about each piece.
If you would like to purchase any art, please visit a staff member or volunteer at the front desk, or email anna@summitartspace.org.
Special thanks to Bradley Hart, Summit Artspace resident artist, for photography of virtual exhibitions!
Anika Luna Wild is an Akron-based multidisciplinary artist whose work navigates themes of gathering, transformation, and shared memory.
Through painting, collage, sculpture, and installation, she explores how ancestral knowledge is carried through everyday practice.
Drawing inspiration from marketplaces, ancestral knowledge, and her long-standing yoga practice, Anika’s work emphasizes process, repetition, and devotion, moving fluidly between institutional spaces and lived, communal environments.
Bobbie Tiedt Donohew was born and raised in Parma, Ohio and now lives in Akron with her husband Dan and their two very furry Persians, Okie and Dokie. She studied art at Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland, Ohio, and art history at The Ohio State University. Bobbie is a graduate of Malone University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration.
Bobbie is a member of the Ohio Watercolor Society and Artists of Rubber City. She has been an exhibiting artist at Summit Artspace and a resident artist since March 2026. Visit Bobbie in studio #310 on the third floor!
Email Bobbie at sunlight6864@yahoo.com for more information on her original watercolor paintings and professional giclee prints.
STATEMENT
Head to Head
My journey as an artist has been one of delays and rediscovery—of returning to the creativity that shaped me and embracing the healing power of art. Having studied fine art and art history in college, I found my career path diverging into a 40+ year career in healthcare consulting, a field that taught me resilience and empathy. But it was during my recovery from cancer treatment that I reconnected deeply with my artistic roots. My newly rediscovered love of painting allowed me to find an inner peace that helped relieve the stress and anxiety of cancer treatment. What started out as a diversion became a passion and a personal challenge to become a better painter with every work that I create.
Many of my recent paintings have focused on capturing emotions. I hope through this series of Head Shots you will also see the pain, regret, innocence, sadness, and peace that I’ve tried to capture. My work is a celebration of realism and reverence, quiet beauty and everyday pain—a tribute to the vibrancy and delicacy of life.
I am grateful to share my art and to connect with others who find inspiration in creativity and transformation.
Linda Everhard started her art career as a fiber artist. Her main focus was on creating unique handbags, framed abstracts, embellished prints and collages. Her fascination with fabric began at the tender age of seven when her grandfather brought home a box of fabric samples. One particularly captivating grey velvet remnant caught her attention, which she used to make Barbie clothes.
Linda has been published in Haute Handbags, Sew Somerset, and Quilting Arts. She was also featured on HGTV’s Crafters Coast to Coast.
Approximately ten years ago, Linda discovered digital art and has since become proficient in the field. Her ethereal pieces of digital art are created using multiple layers and images. She actively participates in several online digital groups, including Awaken, Kaizen, and Shift Art.
STATEMENT
Happy Places
I have aphantasia, which means my mind’s eye is blind. I cannot visualize, so when I close my eyes, all I see is a blank screen. When I meditate and try to imagine a happy place, I don’t see anything. So, I wanted to create a series of digital paintings that illustrate my happy places.
These images represent what I envision my happy place to be. Perhaps you’ll find a happy place of your own in one of these pieces.
Stephanie Stewart (b. 1982, Dallas, Texas) has been creative and artistically inclined her entire life. Although Stewart initially pursued a career in information technology and information systems, the global shutdown of 2020 prompted a profound realization: her purpose extended far beyond the routines of corporate life. Through prayer, reflection, and personal reformation, her creative spark reignited, guiding her toward her current path as the owner of P31 Art & Design, a teaching artist, and a dedicated advocate for Black arts.
As a self-taught artist, Stewart continually evolves her practice, developing new techniques that support her mission to share stories of Black American love, hope, and joy. Her paintings often contain hidden images layered beneath the surface, creating depth, vibrancy, and bold color harmonies that enrich her visual storytelling. Influenced by her love of color and art history, she strives to create work that feels both timeless and deeply rooted in lived experiences.
In addition to her Akron, OH studio practice at Summit Artspace, Stewart is a registered Teaching Artist with the Ohio Arts Council, leading workshops for learners of all ages. Certified in deep listening and trauma-informed, healing-centered care, she believes creativity lives within everyone—and dedicates her work to nurturing, sharing, and cultivating that gift.
