One of the many things I did while living in Yellowstone was take a few watercolor painting classes. I really enjoyed the instructor Jesse, and the projects were short and sweet. We discussed a little technique and basically how to get paint on paper, using craft grade materials. But that was enough to whet my appetite. When I came home, my buddy Joan and I signed up for a watercolor painting class at
The Art Center {of the Greater Susquehanna Valley} in Sunbury, a town less than 10 miles away. I'll chart my progress on this blog. This is sort of like my refrigerator where I can pin up my art work. If Joan agrees, I'll include hers.
Joan is known to be somewhat loud sometimes, I think
she speaks perfectly. We laugh that the hearing/loudness thing is why were
friends. Actually, I met Joan in the late 80’s when we both worked at the Bloomsburg
hospital laboratory; drifted apart for about 10-15 years and then our paths crossed.
Karma. As for the art class itself, I’m pleased because Jane, the teacher, has
a great way of communicating and the ability to paint while looking over the top
of a tablet. I’m practicing making lines. Kind of learning how much paint do I
need to go all the way across the page, what happens when you stop, etc. etc.
Actually using tubes of watercolor paints and mixing the exact color and a
choice of paintbrushes. Think it is for 3 weeks, 2 hours a week and the
instructor hangs out for quite awhile, at least the first week she did. There
are ongoing classes. The town/city of Sunbury is almost equidistant for Joan and
me. The single blue picture is current production. the multiple photos are from Yellowstone.
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paper is 8" by 12" |
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These are 5" by 7"--my 4 favorite |
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