We had a great time...as you can see.
Food |
More Food |
Linda and Priscilla chat |
Gigi and Liz discuss her painting |
Carol holding up the cards that she got painted by Gigi |
Linda holding her Gigi card...and Priscilla opening up hers.. |
Gigi....looking good! |
Carol discussing her painting. |
Sheila and Charlene opening up their cards from Gigi |
Linda Stern working on her pastel |
Gloria showing us her card from Gigi |
Michelle having some difficulty with the envelope |
Michelle visits with Linda |
This is the book marks that Artist Wayne Walker did and gave to our group.....We all loved them!! Thank-you Wayne! |
Michelle helping Rita |
Terrie and Priscilla chat |
Michelle and Rita share a funny moment |
Gail...where have you been??? |
Gail and Linda during the painting session |
Rita painting her pastel |
Charlene reading her card from Gigi |
Now your looking up Charlene! |
Charlene created this scene using charcoal. Her use of line and value to create depth adds dimension to the drawing Beautiful Charlene |
Michelle painted this boat reflection on the water using pastels. This simplicity of the shapes and the use of just a few colors makes for a very interesting painting. Beautifully done, Michelle! |
Carol painted this painting using pastels on an orange ground. The trees are very interesting with lots of movement. The colors are exciting. Fabulous Carol! |
Gigi painted this scene of buoy's and rope coils using a contemporary abstract line. The colors are interesting as is the design. Love it, Gigi! |
Gloria painted this scene using pastels. She worked on the front of the painting using soft colors so as not to distract from the haunting windows of this old building. Great Job, Gloria |
Gigi painted this ballerina with an abstract touch. The painting is exciting and has movement. Beautiful Gigi! |
Priscilla painted this seagull using acrylics. This gull may be standing but the painting is not static. The colors are exciting along with the composition! |
Liz worked on her painting using acrylics. She added the view out the window and the art work on the wall. The painting has come alive. Great Job Liz! |
This is Linda Stern's pastel with come cropping. The focal point is now the squirrel and the plant pot. This painting now is more interesting. |
Rita painted this coastal scene using pastels. The sky is interesting and the viewer's eyes moves throughout the painting. The water is beautiful with all the colors....Fabulous Rita! |
Gail painted this view of the building across the way using watercolor. The light in the windows is a great contrast to the red brick wall. Interesting composition. Great Job Gail! |
Gail painted this winter scene using watercolor. The strokes in the sky are exciting and beautiful. Love it, Gail |
Gigi painted this Pointsetta using watercolor, |
Carol painted this little bird using colored pencils |
Linda Stern painted this scene using watercolors |
Sue painted this scene using pastels |
Gloria painted this winter scene using pastels |
Michelle painted this flower using pastels |
Liz painted this scene using pastels |
Nancy painted this scene using pastels |
Linda Packard painted this scene using oils |
Gail painted these flowers using pastels |
Rita painted this scene using acrylics |
Charlene painted this beautiful card using watercolors. |
Gigi painted this mother and child using oils |
Gigi painted this christmas card using ink and watercolors |
Priscilla painted this beautiful flower using acrylics |
Gail...looking pensive. |