Duck joins November flock for Draw-a-Bird Day
This is definitely NOT a lame duck. It’s more like I’m a lame blogger. This poor duck wanted so much to be with the other birds for November DAB-Day, but … Continue reading
November Draw-a-Bird Day garners awesome art
Here are the birds submitted for this month’s DAB-Day: Marian WisemanWatercolorist
Wednesday Studio members get ghoulish for art league challenge
“Haunting” was the theme of the Capitol Hill Art League‘s October challenge. The art league welcomes submissions from its members in any medium, and the Wednesday Studio was well represented … Continue reading
Tara Hamilton work featured in Capitol Hill gallery
Wednesday Studio member Tara Hamilton is in a two-woman show this month with fellow Capitol Hill Art League member Karen Zens. “Colors of Quarantine: Creativity in the Time of COVID” … Continue reading
Are Wednesday Studio members going in circles? Yes!
“Circular” was the theme of the September challenge of the Capitol Hill Art League. Each month the league invites its members to submit art related to a set topic. Last … Continue reading
From watercolor and clay to a Sharpie and an oil-can spout, artists find a way to render birds for October DAB-Day
Here are the fabulous birds submitted for this month’s Draw-A-Bird Day. Marian WisemanWatercolorist
Karen Van Allen the newest member of the Wednesday Studio
We’re all very pleased that DC artist Karen Van Allen has joined the Wednesday Studio. Karen works mostly in acrylic, and much of her work is abstract. Below are a … Continue reading
Tara’s Florals–Art in the Time of the Coronavirus
Tara Hamilton has taken artistic advantage of our stay-at-home restrictions this year and has been painting just about every day, I think. We have all been blown away by the … Continue reading
Ellen Cornett has one-woman show on view now
Ellen’s new exhibit, “Into the Woods” has 37 of her drawings on display. The Black Rock Gallery, which is hosting the online show, correctly calls Ellen’s work “meticulously detailed drawings.” … Continue reading
