Here are the masterpieces for this week... and they are masterpieces!
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| Nancy painted this bar of soap in a soap dish with pizazz. The soap even looks wet. This painting could be very dull but with Nancy's artistry she made it come alive. Great Job, Nancy! |
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| Nancy painted this still life using oils . The photo does not do this painting justice. The flower catches light that brings vitality to this painting. Wonderful, Nancy. |
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| Nancy painted this little piece using oils. She captured the light and the shadows with precision. The composition is interesting . Great Job Nancy....and quick! |
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| Gigi painted this Red Cardinal with lots of deep colors. She captured the essence of this colorful bird. Great Job Gigi. |
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| Gigi painted the female counterpart to the Red Cardinal. The feathers are not as brilliant but she sure captured this pretty little bird on canvas. Beautiful, Gigi |
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| Gigi led a demo of watercolor and salt and brought enough supplies for us all to try it.....What fun and colorful paintings. These are Gigi's creations Fabulous Gigi! |
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| Gigi painted this pair of Blue Jays with acrylics. The birds have personality and are captured on canvas by Gigi. Great Job Gigi! |
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| Gigi painted this red-headed woodpecker at the bird feeder. Gigi's series of birds is colorful and interesting and this one is beautiful.Gigi wonderful job. |
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| Blacked Capped Chickadee by Gigi is a wonderful example where "less is more" She captured this little bird on canvas using acrylic. Love this series, Gigi |
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| Priscilla painted this watercolor and salt "Fluffy" animal. Fun and creative! Great job Priscilla. |
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| Priscilla sketched a pencil drawing of her dog. This drawing has lots of movement and the dog is having fun with his stick. Great job Priscilla. |
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| Sue painted this picture of her sisters and cousin in Vinylhaven. The lack of faces still create an interesting composition |
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| Charlene is in the process of painting this pastoral scene using oils. She used an orange ground under the painting to bring out the many greens. She will be finishing the animals, next week. Can't wait to see this finished. Beautiful..Charlene! |
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| Priscilla sketched this pencil drawing of her little cat. Drawing this friendly feline without overdoing on the line is tricky but Priscilla has done it. Great Job. Priscilla! |
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| Liz is working on this Paris Apartment Scene using acrylics. The painting is developing nicely and is colorful and happy. Great Job, Liz |
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| Rita painted this scene of Fiddlehead ferns in a cluster using pastels. The colors are interesting and Rita painted the curl of the ferns with their heads bobbing in the wind to create movement throughout the painting. Beautiful, Rita! |
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| "Painting Rit's Garden" was painted by Carol using acrylics. She captured Nancy beautifully. The light and shadows add excitement to this painting. Fabulous Carol! |
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| Carol painted this little turtle using a blob of paint and salt. The fun is trying to figure out what they become. |
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| Gail painted this red-headed Woodpecker at the feeder using multimedia. Watercolor, ink, pastel and whatever Gail can get her hands on is what she used to create this little gem. Fabulous, Gail! |
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| Gail painted this forest scene using watercolor and pen on yupo paper. The design is interesting and the colors are inviting. love the white faded trees in the background. Wonderful, Gail. |
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| Gail can doodle....and here is and example of this. She used ink, watercolor, pastel and more to create this interesting piece. Keep doodling Gail, we love it! |
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| Sheila painted this Stonington scene using watercolors. She started it last week and finished it this week. The color of the tree is a spring green...and gives the viewer hope for the good things to come. Beautiful, Sheila |
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| Sue painted this little puffer fish using watercolor and salt. |
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| from l to R Gigi, Rita Liz,Carol and Priscilla |
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| Carol and Priscilla.....Are you dancing Priscilla???? |
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| Liz and Gigi |
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| Hi Carol! |
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| Sheila, Michelle and Priscilla |
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| Michelle |
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| Sue started this painting using oils...I'll bring it in next week hopefully it will be significantly better. |
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| Sheila, Michelle and Priscilla |
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| Carol painted this beautiful Clematis using Acrylics. The gesso black background is the perfect compliment for this floral painting. Beautiful Job Carol! |
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| Happy Gail. |
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| Yours truly |
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| Priscilla, Sheila and Michelle during the critique. |
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| Rita, Gail, Gigi, Carol, Priscilla and Sheila |
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| Me, during the Critique |
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| Another of me...holding up Carol's painting |
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| Gail, Carol, Charlene, Priscilla and Sheila |
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| Egads! me again..... but Carol's painting is beautiful. |
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