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I'm thinking about painting a few Mockingbirds this year. What do you think, or do you have a suggest for a different bird ornament this year?
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 The beautiful weather was a real plus this weekend while painting outside (plein air) in Clarksville during the 2Rivers Plein Air Paint Out. I painted this one Saturday and I liked the way it turned out. While I was painting, I ran into a fellow classmate from 50 plus years ago, that was especially nice. It was a great weekend to be outside. I painted Friday but I didn't like that painting so I'm not sharing. Clarksville Montgomery County sponsors a Plein Air Paint Out every October. This years event will take place October 16 & 17th, Friday and Saturday. You might see some of us painting in town or Liberty Part. Due to the Covid 19 virus there will be pre-cautious in place. No reception is planned, but a online gallery of the painting and award will still be given for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mentions.
Artist who are interested in participating click the link for the prospectus: http://www.artsandheritage.us/paintout/  I just finished up this small acrylic painting last week. I actually started the painting years ago in a session with a live model at Warehouse 521 in Nashville. I had the drawing on the board but that was it. I had taken photos. After the workshop on gestures at the first of September, I decided to finish it. I could practice what I had learned from the workshop with Marjorie Hicks. This painting is for sale 9" x 12" Acrylic  Congratulations to the following artists whose work has been selected for our 2021 calendar:
FRONT COVER - Frank Lott, Yesterday's Mail, Watercolor JANUARY - Dorothy Thomason, Up the Snowy Hill, Watercolor FEBRUARY - Terri Jordan, Creekside, Rotary Park, Oil MARCH - Tom Langford, Reflections, Photograph APRIL - Paula Baggett Edwards, Wickham's Cemetery in the Spring, Acrylic MAY - Janet Lee Felts, Building on Union Street, Watercolor JUNE - Amy Brandum, Dotsonville Community Center, Photograph JULY - Phil Cook, Majestic Sunset on the Cumberland, Photograph AUGUST - Alan Goldstein, Sitting on Top of the World, Photograph SEPTEMBER - Amanda Blount, Morning in the South, Photograph OCTOBER - Patsy Sharpe, Autumn at the Mansion, Watercolor NOVEMBER - Ron Jackson, Follow the Tracks to Sunset, Photograph DECEMBER - Jackie Langford, Train Wreck Recovery 1913 I, Watercolor BACK COVER - David Magers, A Pastel Pallet at Rotary Park, Photograph They will be for sale at the Custom's House Museum. |
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AuthorThis is an adventure for me, something I've always wanted to do: to be a real Artist! So I rented a studio, lets see how it goes. Categories
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