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Artwork by Rouch,
also known as Rouchworks.com is a member of the American Society of Aviation Artists
(ASAA), International Plastic Modelers' Society (IPMS), long standing members with Pima
Air and Space Museum, Tucson Museum of Arts (TMA), the Tucson Contemporary Art Society,
and International Association of Astronomical Artists (IAAA).
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Fotios Rouch has been a prolific modeler
ever since he was a little boy. After leaving behind his stocks and stocks of models to
study in the States, his father had welcomed all the neighbor kids to help themselves to
his collection. Nevertheless, the modeler was still inside him and his love to build
prevailed. His work brought him closer to great masters in the industry and gave him a
valuable insight into their techniques. Fotios Rouch is recognized as one of the worlds
leading modelers and demand for his knowledge is phenomenal. Fotios Rouch is recognized
all over the world and his art techniques are the benchmark by which all others in this
established field set their standards. |
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Michelle
Rouch has drawn all her life. She was often caught at school drawing on her
assignments rather than focusing on her studies. She had entered Wright State
University with the intent of getting her Bachelor's degree in art; however, her brother
encouraged her to follow his footsteps and become an engineer instead. After
Michelle Rouch finished her master's in Information Systems in Engineering, she focused
seriously on her talents. Her husband, Fotios Rouch has been a great inspiration in
using his vast library and encourage her to draw airplanes. In 2003, she had her
first show at Tucson Airport for the Centennial of Flight Art Show, which exhibited 39
pieces of her work. That began her world in Aviation Art and is bringing her closer
to the great master artists in the world. |
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