Pam Saxton is a Shreveport-based artist and educator with roots in the scenic state of Michigan. Her journey with art began in high school and flourished through college, eventually leading her back to school as an adult to complete her bachelor’s degree in education. Pam now shares her God-given talent and love for art with middle and high school students at Word of God Academy, where she guides them through various artistic mediums and styles, helping them discover and refine their own creative gifts. While Pam explores a variety of mediums, she gravitates toward acrylics and watercolors with a focus on realism. Her work is a celebration of God’s creation and the natural world, with a special passion for equine art. Drawing inspiration from the detailed work of artists like Fred Stone and Christine Picavet, Pam has painted numerous commissioned pieces of equine athletes, capturing the grace and strength of these majestic animals. Pam’s contributions to the art community have been featured in several exhibitions, including the 2015 ArtPort in Shreveport and various shows with the Bossier Arts Council. Beyond her artistic endeavors, she finds immense joy in her family, embracing her role as a mother and grandmother. Pam’s art and teaching reflect her dedication to sharing beauty, faith, and inspiration with others.