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Claremont packing house showcases local artists

Eric Watkins, one of many artists at the Claremont Gallery Market in the Packing House every Friday evening, displays his artwork Sept. 23. Watkins specializes in portraits of people and animals using ink, paint and pencil. Each week there are new artists displaying their products for purchase or teaching art classes. / photo by Casi Martinez
Eric Watkins, one of many artists at the Claremont Gallery Market in the Packing House every Friday evening, displays his artwork Sept. 23. Watkins specializes in portraits of people and animals using ink, paint and pencil. Each week there are new artists displaying their products for purchase or teaching art classes. / photo by Casi Martinez
Mia Schubert, one of many Artists at the Claremont Gallery Market in the Packing House every Friday evening, works on some of her art. Schubert creates stickers, cards and prints of fictional characters. Each week there are new artists displaying their products for purchase or teaching art classes. / photo by Casi Martinez
Mia Schubert, one of many Artists at the Claremont Gallery Market in the Packing House every Friday evening, works on some of her art. Schubert creates stickers, cards and prints of fictional characters. Each week there are new artists displaying their products for purchase or teaching art classes. / photo by Casi Martinez
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Casi Martinez, a senior photography major, is a staff photographer for the Campus Times and photography editor of La Verne Magazine.

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