Anne’s Second Children’s Book Out
We were all thrilled to learn that Anne Shields has written a second children’s book, Shoo!, which also has her own watercolor illustrations on every page. Shoo is an annoying crow who turns … Continue reading
Capitol Hill Art League Selects Two Watercolors by Tara
Tara Hamilton has two watercolors in the current juried exhibit of the Capitol Hill Art League, “Seaside,” and Georgetown Evening.” The all-media juried exhibit is showing at the Capitol Hill Arts … Continue reading
Eileen’s Pastel Selected in National Juried Show
And the hits just keep on comin’. Eileen Leahy’s pastel “Fall, Glorious Fall” was selected for the Maryland Pastel Society’s 2015 national juried exhibition, “Shades of Pastel.”The exhibit is on display at … Continue reading
Anne’s Children’s Book Published
Creativity in the Wednesday Studio is not limited to graphic art. Anne Shields has written and illustrated (in watercolor!) a children’s book titled Missing Pumpkin. After she wrote the story about Pumpkin, … Continue reading
Our Work Is the Premiere Exhibit at Capitol Hill Office Where Local Artists Will Be Continually Showcased
Wednesday Studio members were pleased to be invited by Dr. Nishan Halim to be the first artists to have work exhibited in the office of his new dental practice. Located … Continue reading
Ellen Uses Pastel and Charcoal to Interpret Fairy Tales
Some of Ellen Cornett’s work in pastels and charcoal is now showing at the Brentwood Arts Exchange, 3901 Rhode Island Avenue, in Brentwood, Maryland. Using a number of Grimms’ fairy … Continue reading
Field Trip to Cissy’s
A few weeks ago we carried our chalk and paints to West Virginia, to what can only be called a “spread” in the Shenandoahs. Wednesday Studio member Cissy Webb invited everyone … Continue reading
Using a sketchbook—while traveling or at home
In 2001, Gina Clapp led the class in a workshop on traveling with a sketchbook. We practiced our observational skills in and around Christ Church in DC. We all had … Continue reading
Sharing a Sketchbook with the Class
When Linda Norton recently returned from a trip to Panama, she brought her sketchbook to class with her. We found both the sketchbook and her description of the trip fascinating. In … Continue reading
Keeping Good Company
Having dutifully made the trip to the Hill Center to pick up my pastel that had hung there for the last couple of months in the Capitol Hill Art League’s, … Continue reading
THE WEDNESDAY STUDIO 