Olga Kaczmar has been a graphic artist and advertising manager for 30 years. As a commercial artist, she had produced layouts and renderings for patent applications, exhibits and brochures. Her computer-generated famine-genocide posters have been shown throughout the USA, Canada, Ukraine, France, Australia, and United Kingdom. In 2007, her art was used to promote a film and a book on the Ukrainian genocide of 1932.
She received her Bachelor of Arts in Communications: Electronic Media Program & Production but has continued taking classes in figure drawing and portraits. Currently, Olga is devoting time to a more delightful side of art—drawing horses, dogs and cats; portraits of family and friends; using timeless tools such as graphite, charcoal, oils, pastels, and colored pencils. To commission drawings or purchase existing artwork, please call her directly at: 661.254.5267. You can see more of Olga's art at www.olgakaczmar.com.
She received her Bachelor of Arts in Communications: Electronic Media Program & Production but has continued taking classes in figure drawing and portraits. Currently, Olga is devoting time to a more delightful side of art—drawing horses, dogs and cats; portraits of family and friends; using timeless tools such as graphite, charcoal, oils, pastels, and colored pencils. To commission drawings or purchase existing artwork, please call her directly at: 661.254.5267. You can see more of Olga's art at www.olgakaczmar.com.