My First Market Painting
I’ve been painting a street market we visited in Xian, China, last year. I enjoy visiting markets at home and when I travel, and I have lots of market photos … Continue reading
Drawings from Antarctica
Having little idea whether or not there would be time, opportunity, or favorable conditions for sketching, I took along a small sketchbook, some pencils, pens, and a set of pastel … Continue reading
An Unexpected Week off and Cissy Re-joins the Group
Flu caused the cancellation of class last week, but almost everyone made it in today. Cissy Webb has re-joined the class with a pastel of one of her chickens who was … Continue reading
Travel
The members of The Wednesday Studio are enthusiastic world travelers. Here are some watercolor paintings in progress.
Artists in the Studio: January 21
Artists in the Studio: January 21
My Journey to The Wednesday Studio
I come from a family of avocational artists. My mom painted china; my dad dabbled in oils after he gave up doctoring for a living. He mostly copied old masters. … Continue reading
Learning Doesn’t Stop
I came to watercolors–to making art of any kind, really–later than most. Before joining a beginner’s class at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, I had not had art training of any kind, … Continue reading
Introducing Ourselves
On Wednesday mornings a group of watercolor and pastel artists meet at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop to create and share. This is a very serious and committed group of artists who continually … Continue reading
