Pamela Goedhart is a professional watercolorist with more than 25 years of art and graphic art experience. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, she was a commercial artist and advertising agency owner, producing work for such studios as Disney, Paramount and Columbia. She has also produced work for HBO, Showtime, MTV, Nickelodeon and cross channel television. She worked on the promotions of PPV movies including Dangerous Minds, Sense & Sensibility, Get Shorty, and Desperado among others. She has produced numerous corporate logos and artwork for such clients as City of Pleasanton, Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce, City of Whittier and for the corporate offices of First American Title.

In 1997 she moved to Puerto Rico where she dedicated herself to watercolors full time and studied with highly-regarded local artists Barbara Pecce and Monica Laird, and then with world-renowned Jim Kosvanec and William Herring. Her work hangs in private collections throughout the Caribbean and the United States. She has been an invited guest artist at several Puerto Rican museums and San Juan exhibits, and was inducted into the Watercolor Association of Puerto Rico in 2002. She moved from Puerto Rico to Sea Ranch, California in February 2003.

She is a member of the East End Art Guild of Puerto Rico and The North Coast Artists Guild and of the Asociacion Acuarelistas de Puerto Rico. She teaches private watercolor classes and exhibits her work throughout California.

Her paintings reflect her love of spontaneity, true color and the fluid nature of watercolors. She enjoys a wide variety of subjects, specializing in flowers, landscapes and busy life scenes.