About Us:

Saucier Studios is an Independent Artist Studio and Virtual Exhibit Space dedicated to creating Art that inspires thought and stimulates the imagination.

Saucier Studios strives to build meaningful relationships with our clients. We are available for hire to create custom illustrations, commissioned pieces, and the creation of physical & digital art assets.

Founded in 2020 by Ben Saucier, Saucier Studios represents the work of Ben Saucier, his father John Saucier, and the estate of his late mother Rona Glasser. As the company grows, we look forward to bringing on like-minded Artists.

Ben Saucier

(b. 1989) is a visual artist and illustrator currently located in his hometown of Sarasota, Florida. Ben has studied at Hampshire College, Maine College of Art, Ringling School of Art & Design, and The Alternative Art School.

Ben has exhibited across the United States and has work is in private collections around the globe. His writings & illustrations have been published in Thought Catalog, Current Affairs Magazine, The Santa Fe Reporter, and Countere Magazine.

Rona Glasser

(b. 1948-2014) was an Artist, Educator, and Art Historian. She received her B.A. in Art History from the University of Pennsylvania, attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City, the University of Hawaii, and earned an M.F.A in painting from the University of California Los Angeles. Rona has exhibited her work in Honolulu, Hawaii; Los Angeles and Whittier, California; Portland, Maine; and Sarasota, Florida.

Cristina Villegas

(b. 1998) is a designer and artist from many places currently residing in Richmond, Virginia. She spends her time designing for social wellness and trying on different creative hats.

As a contributor to Saucier Studios, she helps curate virtual exhibitions and creates promotional content.

To see more of her creative work, visit: www.cristinavillegas.work/

John Saucier

(b. 1950) is a Canadian/ American Painter. His work work explores abstraction, politics, mythology, and figuration. John has exhibited in Toronto, Montreal, and Sarasota, Florida.