Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Posts Tagged ‘WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP’

Guess who’s excited… about being a local guest instructor at the John C. Campbell Folk School? Sometime in 2014 I will be teaching a 5-day watercolor workshop for beginners in this lovely setting that encourages joy in creating and sharing in community! Stay Tuned

Read Full Post »

Amazed With 2nd Sat. Painters Today! Take A Look At What They Did! Digital slideshow created with Smilebox

Read Full Post »

On Oct. 1 I taught a local watercolor workshop and the group asked if we could meet the second Sat. of every month. I was impressed with their desire to learn and practice this challenging medium. And I’m excited about the possibilities from working with such a group of dedicated watercolorists. If you live nearby and [...]

Read Full Post »

Perfect day for planning 9/23 Watercolor Sculpting Workshop at Artist League of the Sandhills. Here’s the reference photo I’ll be using for the demonstration for Iris No. 14, taken when my iris were blooming. Really looking forward to painting this one For more info, phone 910-944-3979 or e-mail artleague@pinehurst.net Nine already enrolled, three more seats [...]

Read Full Post »

The only thing more exciting than watercoloring at an angle, is watercoloring at an angle before sixty+ pairs of eyes HCWS is a super-friendly, energetic artist guild offering members many opportunities and activities. Check them out: High Country Watermedia Society

Read Full Post »

Customize your own free picture collage

Read Full Post »

For the past five weeks I’ve devoted my creative energy into preparing and teaching a beginning watercolor workshop series at ALS, www.artistleague.org. We had our last class this past Friday and an e-mail I received from one of my students, which I believe is representative of the group, confirmed the effort had been worthwhile. I have really [...]

Read Full Post »

I had the priviledge of working with twelve uniquely talented, experienced watercolorists recently at ALS (www.artistleague.org). I am so glad I altered my original intention of having everyone paint the same subject I demonstrated. I was blown away by their sureness of individualistic expression of subject and technique. Plus, as always, the teacher walked away [...]

Read Full Post »

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 208 other followers