"I’m all about the process. I paint how I feel based on experience and events. When I’m finished, people usually project their own narrative to the works and find things I didn’t know are in them.”

Bill Moser has created paintings for as long as he can remember - 65+ years. Throughout elementary and high school, he had items submitted to Scholastic contests. Moser likes the challenge of large pieces, particularly religious paintings that enhance worship in churches. Christ and the Children hangs in the Children's Chapel at St. John the Evangelist, Episcopal, Flossmoor, IL.

Following a career teaching high school English, Moser earned an MFA in Creative Writing, and has published a couple books: Family Plot and Maximillian and the Man With No Nose, both available on Amazon. During retirement, he continued to both paint and write, but currently focuses mostly on art. He has been married for 55 years and had one child, a son Daniel, who died in an accident many years ago. Despite that, he and his wife have a wealth of chosen family: a son and daughter, nine grandchildren, and more "cousins" than he can count.

"I don’t limit myself to one style: I paint both human and pet portraits, religious art, abstracts, and landscapes. In all my work, the styles inform each other. While some people would suggest I don't have a particular style, I disagree. I paint how I feel in the moment. Sometimes the pictures emerge from the canvas, sometimes I have definite images in my head, and sometimes, I'm all about color."