September birds are ready for school
Draw-a-Bird Day is the 8th of every month. This month we have six birds, bright and shiny, out of the nest and off to school.
Lots of birds come home to roost for the April anniversary of the original DAB-Day
Many of you may not know that Draw-a-Bird Day began because of an incident in 1943 when a seven-year-old girl visited her uncle in a war hospital in England. He … Continue reading
New year, new DAB-Day, great birds
What wonderful bird art we have to start 2021. Yes, January 8 was the first Draw-a-Bird day of the year. An exciting development around these parts is that a painted … Continue reading
Works of seven Wednesday Studio members selected in juried show
We are so happy to congratulate seven classmates on having their beautiful works be part of the current Hill Center Galleries show. Gallery director Nicky Cymrot and artist Alan Braley … Continue reading
Draw-a-Bird Day closes 2020 with fabulous bird art
December DAB-Day is, of course, the last one of this year. Here are 13 great birds that flew in for the occasion.
November Capitol Hill Art League challenge garnered great tabletops
Each month the Capitol Hill Art League selects a theme and challenges its members to create art suitable for the theme. The November CHAL challenge was “Tabletop,” and several Wednesday … Continue reading
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
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
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
