WORKSHOP SATURDAY!

There are still opening for my workshop this Saturday in Keene, NH at Artworks.

Colored Pencil Color Theory
Saturday, November 10, 2007
11:00am-3:00pm
Artworks in Keene, NH
www.moco.org for more info
This class teaches color theory to students in a way that relates directly to the colored pencil artist. Students will learn how to make good color mixing decisions as well as using color theory for better color compositions. The class will make their own color wheels as well as a still-life implementing the theories. Ages: Adult - ALL LEVELS Cost: $40/workshop

Beach Nocturne

Nocturne 6" x 18"

I was trying to not work on anything for a little bit... but couldn't help myself! I'm just happiest when I'm working.

Tomorrow I'll be hanging the show at Amherst Library. I've had to swap around some pieces so the Amherst show will be different from what I had put up for the preview. So much for the preview!

They also will be hanging the miniature show tomorrow at the Sharon Art Center in Peterborough.

Framed

Framed Minis for the upcoming Sharon Art Gallery annual holiday miniature art show in Peterborough, NH. All ready for delivery tomorrow!

I've got some more news! The Monadnock Fine Art Gallery (Keene, NH), where my work can always be seen, is highlighting 3 artists later this month, including me. So, I've had to rearrange my work a bit. I will update the preview for the library show as I switched what is going where, but I'll still have the same amount of pieces at each venue. My large Apple Buffet piece (12" x 36") will now be part of my work at the Monadnock Fine Art Gallery, as well as the White Pumpkin and Grandma's Tea Set. If you are in the area, look for the ad in the Sentinel!

Also, I just got a call from Gallery 297 in Bristol, Rhode Island. They are opening a new gallery in Portsmouth New Hampshire that will be opening at the end of the month and want some of my work to display. I'm very excited to be a part of this new venture and have my work near the coast!

& two more... :)

The wine one was a REAL challenge. Everything was just so small and detailed. As with the others this one is 2.5" x 3.5". That makes 8 and then I'll be using 2 that I had done a while back to make 10 total for the Sharon Art Center miniature show.

I'll be a bit absent around here as I get things ready for the shows. I need to make up and print out materials for the one-man show and frame up all these minis! So I probably won't be doing any new drawings until the shows are up and going - which means a week or so into November.

So have a great Halloween tomorrow and I'll be back working before Thanksgiving! I'll also pop back in to send out a reminder for when the shows start!

2 more minis - will it ever end?

heres 2 more! The deadline is coming up fast so a few more and then I'll be framing them all.

Both again are 2.5 inches x 3.5 inches. I'll be framing them all with white mats and a thin gold 5" x 7" frame.