Showcasing artworks by W.E. McGregor

W.E. (Bill) McGregor is a native of a quaint small town in Kansas nestled on the bluffs of the Missouri River. As a child he was taught Perspective Drawing by  Kansas native and accomplished artist Walter Yost. In high school he studied under local artist and teacher, Max King. He received a BFA in Painting from Emporia State University studying under Rex Hall and Richard Slimon and  also has an Associate's Degree in Engineering Graphics & Computer Technology (CAD). He also holds a certification in Electronics and Microprocessor Technology. Bill has been a working/ practicing Artist for over forty years.

Being fascinated with interacting various materials , Bill creates art using texture, dimension, line and color. Almost anything he comes into contact with is a potential canvas. Working with dynamic varieties of elements, blending spontaneous techniques, the use of some conventional and or unconventional recycled findings helps bring new and unexpected insights and meanings into his work.

Bills' imagination is your interpretation.

Bill can be found in his studio designing several totally different pieces at the same time. He enjoys the pursuit of traditional painting but also likes to create an image using a variety of medias in a single artwork expanding beyond ones' sensory perception. Like listeners hearing different meanings  in the same song; viewers can expect to see their own interpretations.