Quote

The way to understand art is to go and look at it. And if out of a million visitors there is even one to whom art means something, that is enough to justify museums ( Pierre Auguste Renoir)
"Art is a lifetime matter. The best any artist can do is to
accumulate all the knowledge possible of art and its principles, study
nature and practice continually." (Edgar Payne, 1883-1947)

Monday, September 24, 2012

Fall Happening

Today was a fall happening. Our painting group came together to renew old friendships and
to share their love of painting. Some group members returned after a summer away while
others returned after painting (with a small group) all summer. It is such fun to see everyone again...we are still missing a few but hope they will return soon.
Below is the results of our session:

Carol

Terrie and Rita working on their paintings.

Priscilla and Liz and Terrie and Rita

Terrie painted these adorable sheep using acrylics. Terrie
painted these sheep from a picture she had taken at
 Gail's house. Love the fur! Great job Terrie.

Terrie painted her shoes on the step using acrylic paints. The colors
are vibrant and the composition is wonderful. Fabulous, Terrie

Nancy painting her Lupin

Priscilla painted this reflective scene using acrylics. The
reflection is nicely done and makes for a beautiful composition.
Great Job, Priscilla.

Gloria painted this scene using pastels. The simplicity
of the composition draws the viewer into the painting.
The shadows are wonderful and slightly angled
for more interest. Great Job, Gloria.
Maine Garden by Sue Roberts , oil 24 X 24 

Sheila painted this little girl using watercolors.
The painting is in progress. Nicely done...we will
be looking for the finished piece.


Sue painted the under painting of this scene using oils. The
painting is in progress

Sheila painted this garden using oils. The soft colors make for
 a serene feeling in this scene. Great composition
and use of light. Beautiful Nancy!

Terrie painted this mid-west scene using acrylics. The simplicity
of the scene and the fall like colors draws the viewer into the
painting. Great job Terrie.

Liz painted this scene of downtown Bangor plain air on "Paint Bangor
Day" under adverse conditions,( the wind was howling)
The colors of the buildings are wonderful and make Bangor look like
a happy place. Great job, Liz

The critique lineup.


Sheila and Terrie

Rita 

Sheila painted this beautiful watercolor scene. Her technique of the
background makes the field in the foreground appear interesting.
Great job, Sheila

Gloria painted this little seal using pastels. This painting
is in progress. Nice start Gloria

Rita painted this Eastport scene using pastels. She
added some soft pastels to enhance the colors. Beautifully done, Rita

Rita painted this painting using pastels while at a workshop
of Linda Packard. The painting is very loose and lush. Great
job Rita.

Rita painted these rocks using pastels. The colors are vibrant and
exciting....Beautiful. Rita

Rita painted this pastel at the Linda Packard Workshop in
Hancock. Rita used lush colors and loose strokes to
make this painting sing. Fabulous, Rita


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