Crow Valley Pottery presents the fourth and final offering in its Summer Show Series for 2011.

“Three Artists, Three Mediums” brings together the distinctly varied works of three spectacular and very different artists. Debby Neely, Betty Reynolds and David Ridgway all present their own unique talents to the gallery.

Reynolds paints in watercolor, and her background in commercial art and marketing is evident in her illustrative style. Having written and produced Japanese children’s books,  it was a “personal creative expression” for Reynolds to capture snapshots of island life.

Neely has been a “regular” on the Crow Valley artists’ roster for several seasons. For this show, Neely presents a new and contemporary style of her woodcuts, with larger, bolder images and richer contrast in her cuts. As a special addition to the show, this artist and art instructor will be demonstrating her skilled techniques throughout the opening weekend.

Ridgway is a beloved local artist who is well known for his recognizable plein-air style, with broad brush strokes and deep colors. New works from Ridgway are always much anticipated.

“Three Artists, Three Mediums” opens Friday, Aug. 5 with an artist’s reception at Crow Valley’s downtown Eastsound gallery from 4 to 7 p.m.