CHAW Spring Student Show is Excellent
The opening reception for the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop Spring Student Show is tonight, June 11, but I checked it out early, and the submissions are just fantastic. Here are … Continue reading
Making Art Every Day
I think I need to change the name of our summer challenge from sketch-a-day to make-art-every-day, In other words, the challenge for the Wednesday Studio artists during this summer break is … Continue reading
More sketches
The Sketch-a-Day challenge continues during the summer break. Here are the latest.
Another Wednesday
Here are some photos I took in the studio on February 17. Above, on the left, Vince Iannacchione is shown working on a portrait of his mother-in-law, using pastels, charcoal, and … Continue reading
Artists at Work
I love circling the studio and seeing what everyone is working on. We all do it. It’s fun, and everyone welcomes comments and advice. Here are some works from last … Continue reading
Hill Center exhibit includes four Wednesday Studio artists
I love seeing an exhibit including art created by my Wednesday Studio comrades. I knew that four of them had work accepted for a juried show sponsored by the Capitol Hill Art … Continue reading
Terrific Art at CHAW Student Show
Wow. Seven artists from the Wednesday Studio submitted pieces to the CHAW Adult Student Show, which opens tomorrow, December 12. I was present at the creation. Too much? OK. Try … Continue reading
Working in the Studio
A week before Thanksgiving, I took some pics of the Wednesday Studio at work. I love these shots. On one hand, the ones showing the entire room really convey the … Continue reading
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
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
