SPRING 2007 LYME ART ASSOCIATION NEWS & EVENTS

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SPRING 2007
Lyme Association
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News
Events
90 Lyme Street • Old Lyme, Connecticut 06371
LAA Member Artists Interpret Sites, Themes Elected Artists
Igh ighted in 86
ofthe Original Connecticut
Annual Spring Show
Impressionists; Follow the Exhibition Trail
May 4th to July 7th
MichaelPater(left)and
LouBonamarte (right)
withKrissaRessler;
openingnight
CapturingthelightofOldLymeatAshlawnFarm
For the 86th consecutiveyear the
magine an exhibition ofmodern of “The Trailofthe Connecticut LymeArtAssociation displayed the
Ipaintings and drawings created Impressionists.” This exhibition runs workofits ElectedArtists in theAnnual
at the same sites that the Connecticut from May4 —July7 in the North, ElectedArtists Exhibition March 23 —
Impressionists used 80—100 years ago. South and Cole Galleries. April 22. More than 175 works were on
Picture newartworkthat interprets The exhibition requires artists to view, ranging from still-life ofexquisite
some ofthe same subjects theyused. be inspired byor to interpret the detail to plein airlandscapes capturingthe
Can we celebrate the legacyofthe works ofsuch famous Old Lyme special light ofOld Lyme and figurative
CT Impressionists, and the historyof Impressionists as Chadwick, Foote, workofclassic beauty.
the Old LymeArt Colony, byasking Hassam, Metcalf, Ranger,Warner, For the first time in manyyears this
LAAAssociate and ElectedArtist Robinson and others. Over 25 sites juried showincluded alist ofwinners,
members to be inspired bythe places and several subjects were listed on the chosen byinvited judge NancyStula,
and subjects that have made their LAAs website as eligible for inclusion Curator ofthe LymanAllyn Museum in
illustrious predecessors so famous? The in the show. Eachworksubmitted New London, CT.
inspiration to askthat question has must list its source ofinspiration or “...itwas especiallyrewarding to
come from the heart and soul ofLAAs interpretation. discover so manytalented artists living
ElectedArtist member,Yves Parent, Mr. Parenthas selected avery in the greater Old Lyme area,” remarked
who is the creator and organizer Ms. Stula, after some difficult decision-
continuedonpage2 making. First place: LindaNorton’s
REMINDER: You can download your prospectus and watercolor, Tarped. Second place: Cora
Lee Ogden’s oil painting, EarlySpring.
other information about upcoming exhibitions at the
Third place: DianeAeschliman’s San
LAA on our Website: www.LymeArtAssociation.org
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Interim Director’s Message
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offawonderfulexhibition “TheTrail of elaborate costumes and masks. Ifyouare
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Something {Blue inspired bythe old timers ofthe LAA. Be please contactKrissaResslerat the LAA.
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in business, I quicklyundertookthe Exhibition prospectuses are nowavailable on oftheSalmagundiArt Club this Mayor
EducationPrograms, growingthe ourwebsite and canbe downloaded. The class the LAAmemberexhibition Cityscapes; an
educationandworkshop schedule. To date,
andworkshop schedules have been enhanced exhibition of urban landscapes, thatwill
I amservingas Interim Managing Director with sample artwork, instructor biographies, hanginJune.
oftheAssociation.As manyofyouknow, I
was recentlymarriedin Reykjavik, Iceland materiallists and printable registration forms. I inviteyou tovisit thegalleryandview
Additionally, members can nowread Board
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www.LymeArtAssociation.org.
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Impressionists ElectedArtists
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demandingjuryfrom outside the Honorable Mentions: Lisa BoardofDirectors2006-2008
LAAto select members’ works in terms Horrigan’s oil,JuniorSailors; Crista President, RichNazzaro
ofinterpretive links between the past Pisano’s oil, MeadowandBrook VicePresident, BarbaraLussier
; Secretary, Treasurer, JohnBeatty
and the present. Jurors areJeffrey SandraWakeen’s oil, Generations, AssistantTreasurer, StevenRoss
Anderson, Director, Florence Griswold Glenn HartsRefuge in oil and egg RogerClements,JanRoyceConant,KerryEaton,
Museum;William Duffy, an Oil tempura; and Christi,ne Karpinskis BarrantNelson,BurgessRussell,SandraWakeen
SheilaWertheimer,GeorgeW.Baker,VickieCotton
Painters ofAmerica Signature Member Evening Tide, in oil. ArtisticPolicies&ExhibitionCommittee
and a FellowoftheAmerican Society The decision to add an awards (APEC) 2006-2008
ofMarineArtists; and Sergio Roffo, component to this exhibitionwas made Chairperson, RogerClements
also a FellowoftheAmerican Societyof byshowco-chairpersons CoraLee JanRoyceConant,KerryEaton,MichaelGreene
EmilyGriswold,BillElanson,BarbaraLussier
MarineArtists and a Guild of Boston Ogden and PaulaSolimenewho report JimMagner,KimMuller-Thym,YvesParent
Artists Signature Member. that the feedbackfrom the Elected BurgessRussell,ElizaSharp,SandraWakeen
There are no guaranteed acceptances. Artists has been extremelypositive. Staff
For artists whoseworkis declined, a Thevolunteer committee for this event InterimDirector, AnnaSwainGrenier
Critique Nightwith professional artists also included SandyWakeen, Karen EducationDirector, AnnaSwainGrenier
Membership/VolunteerCoordinator, KrissaRessler
will be held on Thurs. May 10 from 7- Cashman,Jim MagnerandAngie BuildingMaintenance, RayMastronunzio
10 pm, $5 per painting. Falstrom, with welcomed input from LAANews&Eventsisapublicationofthe
“This is theveryfirst time we have DianeAeschliman. LLyAmAesAurptpoArstssoctihaeticorne,ataionnona-npdroafpiptreincsitaittiuotinono.f
tried an exhibitionwith this specific As an additional first, Karen representationalartwork,theheritageof
theme,” says Mr. Parent, veryexcitedly. Cashman is compiling a CD record of OldLymtheepLaiAntAerHsisatnodritchegaplrleersieersv.ationof
“And I believe ajuryofsuch caliber everypainting and sculpture on display.
is the best insurance ofa good quality It is hoped her ground-breakingeffort LymeArtAssociation
show.” will allowthe LAAto initiate an archival P.O.OBlodxL2y2m2e,,9C0TLy0m63e71Street
Mr. Parentwill be assisted bya show collection ofeverypiece ofartwork that Tel.[phone]; Fax. [phone]
committee that includes Kim Muller- is displayed on its gallerywalls from FlouErmsa:ilT:ueisn-fSoa@tl1y0m-e5a,rStausnso1-c5i,aCtlioosne.dorMgon
Tliym and Bill Hanson. each exhibition. www.lymeartassociation.org
You can keep up-to-dateon thelatestLAANews with e-mail.
Sendyoure-mailaddress [email protected][phone].
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Calling
Help Save Tiffany Farms!
CT
P&int-Out and Sale TiffanyFarms, Lyme,
T
iffanyFarms, Rte. 156 in Lyme, is from Friday,June8 throughSunday, can keep Connecticut dairy farmers in
one ofConnecticut^ most painted June 10. The salewill open with a businesswhile providingthe rest ofus
locations. For over a centuryartists have Fridayevening reception to which the with agricultural landscapes to paint and
freelyset up their easels there to paint the public is invited. to appreciate.
cows, the silos, the barns and fields ofthis Artists may also contribute finished Ifyou would like to participate
verypicturesqueworking dairy farm. But pictures, or participate as an event as an artist, an eventvolunteer or as
the high price offuel, grain and electricity, volunteer. a donor ofartwork, please contact
coupledwith the lowfixed price ofmilk, All artists who sell paintings at the Angie Falstrom at [phone] or at
threaten to bring thejoys ofexperiencing Lyme Public Hallwill be asked to [email protected] subject “Tiffany
such an agricultural landscape to an end designate aportion ofthe sales price to Paint-Out.”
for all ofus unlessTiffany Farms receives helpTiffany Farms.
some financial support. The energy behind this event comes
How
can artists help to save a dairy from its co-chairs, TinaWest,Angie
farm ? Anyartist can contribute by Falstrom andWendyHill, who are
participating in TheTiffanyFarms Paint- spreading theword to ensure a good
OutandSalewhich is being sponsored turn-out both ofartists and ofart lovers
jointlybythe LAAand the Lyme and buyers to make the event a success.
Public Hall. The paint-outwill be held The LAAis voluntarilyforfeiting its
Saturday,June2 throughWednesday, annual Summer Solstice Paint-Out
June 6. Registration will be at 165 andWet-Paint Sale this year in favor
Hamburg Rd. (Rte 156) directlyopposite ofsupporting this charitable event for
Tiffany Farms. Water, Ashlawn Farm Tiffany Farms.
coffee and toilet facilities will be provided It is expected that some ofthe state
at the registration point. and national politicians will also be
A
wet-paint salewill then be held at in attendance, to talkabout setting Fundraiserorganizers Tina West, Angie
the Lyme Public Hall, 249 Hamburg Rd, regulatedwholesale milkprices that Falstrom, WendolynHill
Salmagundi Club linvitational
Goodman Gallery May 4 — June 9
Sixtyselectedworks from thirtymembers ofthe
Salmagundi Club ofNewYorkwill be exhibited in the
LAAs Goodman Galleryfrom Fri. May4 through Sat. June 9.
Several ofthe invited artists are members of both the
Salmagundi Club and the LAA.
DOWNLOAD THE CITYSCAPE PROSPECTUS NOW
Receiving Day: June 10th, 3:00-5:00 pm. Subimissions will be electronic!!! Contact Krissa at [phone]
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Members Action
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AdrienBroom Joshua and
,
Anna Grenier
Dancing
The Taylors
JanRoyce Conantand
Sheila Wertheimer
Eliza Sharpy Nancy Green
decorating
David
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Barbara
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News Views
Olid radition Renewed with
usto; V/0T17 Lttll a Success
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he FirstAnnual Snow Ball filled the galleries to Glass cakes were providedwith
capacityon February 10dl with happypeoplewho champagne for dessert.
danced for three hours to the music ofthe band, Rhythm Plus Prizes were given for best costumes and masks. Ajovial
Combo. The masquerade ball recreated a 1920s tradition displayofmasks made bystudents ofSadieDeVore’s mask-
started bythe Old Lyme Impressionists. All proceeds went making classes added to the decorations.
to the LAARestoration Fund, to assist in restoring and “Atradition has been re-established andwill nowbecome
renovating the LAAs 85-year-old building. an annual event,” explained C. Minot “Mint” Dole,
The invitation read../ come and be someone else and enjoy Chairman ofthe Snow Ball. The enthusiasm that has been
the excitement ofbeingwhoeveryouwant to be”... All came generatedhas us all looking forward to nextyear. Itwill be an
with gusto! Pre-dance dinners were provided byvolunteer even better masquerade ballwith rich newmemories to add
hostesses in their greater Old Lyme areahomes. Each hostess to this first delightful night.”
spared no expense to start the evening offfor everyone in the Mr. Dolewishes to extend his heartfelt thanks to those
bestpossibleway. Dancingwas accompanied bysuperior who came in interesting, creative costumes and to everyone
wines chosen bythe Snow Ball Committee. Delicious David who worked so hard to make this event so memorable.
LAA
The Landscape
Plenty ofWays
SheilaWertheimer, Gardens appreciated, including: Volunteers Can
and Grounds coordinator, is Largewatering cans tarps> rakes
, Contribute
applying for funds from the State Garden cart orwheelbarrow
atondretbaukiilndgtehsetimmaaitneswfarlokmanmdasons Spring and fall cleanup days on The LAAneeds alot ofhelp
landing at the front entrance ofthe the grounds are arranged bySheila this summerwith upcoming
gallery. She also hopes to install a periodically. Bring pruners, trowels and events. KrissaRessler, Volunteer
newwalkand steps up from the rear claws. StringTrimmers arewelcome! Coordinator, is looking for
landing at the studio entrance. It volunteers to help with the Front
is hoped that two large containers Desk, the Midsummer Festival and
ofannuals can be placed at the theAnything Goes Sale as well as the
beginning ofthe existingwalk, just to TrailofConnecticutImpressionists
give an additionalwelcome to visitors. 'iT).4 7 andLymeLightexhibitions. The
“The stream banks need some LAA’s garden group, theArtful
trimming and itwould be nice to Gardeners, is also looking for a
plant morewild flowers. We hope fewgreen thumbs to help beautify
that, in the not too distant future, the landscape. “Andas always
the pondwill be dredged and the we arelookingforhighschool
dam repaired,” Sheila reports. She deductiblefinancialdonations are andcollegestudentswho are
is communicatingwith CT DEP neededandgreatlyappreciated. By interestedin gettingexperiencein
and doing the research necessaryfor includingLymeArtAssociation in the fieldofartas aGalleryIntern,
pond and damwork, while stoically yourretirementandestateplans, reports Krissa Ifyou are interested
maintaining “where there’s awill youcreatealegacyofcaringthatwill in helpingplease contact Krissa
there’s away!” extendbeyondyourlifetime. Ifyou Resslerat860-434-7802 or email at
wishtolearnmoreaboutsupporting
Contributions to the Gardens and LAAthrough aplannedgift,please [email protected].
GroundsWish List arewelcomed and
contactus at860-434-7802.
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JohnNeff, ofWallingford, CT, says. “I often KarenCashman, ofRoxbury, CT, loves to be
paintinMaine and so much ofmyworkis outdoors withheroilpaints. Shepaints in
Introducing LAA's
seascapes, historic buildings orpeopledoing Maine duringthe summers; thus hersubjects
all thethings thatpeople inMaine do. When tendto belandscapes and farms. Hermost
I paintgroups offigures, I tryto make sure 5 recentworkincludes beach scenes from Puget
eachperson in thepicture is doingsomething SoundinWashington State. Architectural
different.” Johnhas also painted in Ireland subjects included inherscenes allows herto
andScotland. Withhiswatercolors, he tends challengeherself She utilizes all thevarying
to gravitate to thewarm colors onhis palette, Newly shades ofreds andgreens on herpalette.
evenwhen doingsnowscenes.
Elected Artists
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Cliffs overStraitofJuan deFucd
“SchoolDays”JohnNeff Karen Cashman
PaulGoodnow, ofLincoln, RI, has painted ShaunaShane, ofAshford, CT, paints in oils, Jim Christley, ofLisbon, CT, is an tcold
in manyplaces but believes the most although she also useswatercolors, pastels submariner,” proud ofhis U.S. Navyservice.
interestingsubjectmaterial is righthere in andacrylics. She loves to paintfromlife He paints inwatercolor, with someoils as
NewEngland. He uses oils on Vermont - figures, landscapes orstilllife. “I especially well. His favorite subjects areseascapes, old
landscapes, butalso enjoys doingurbanstreet loveworkingoutside, from nature, because the submarines and battleships and the ocean. In
scenes in Bronxville, Nantucket, Rockport immediacyofthe sunlightcauses an energy addition to thethree primarycolors, he relies
andNewburyport. Onhis palette he utilizes in mywork.” She oftenworkswith 25 or onwarmearth tones and avarietyofblues.
shades ofgreen and blue, and is known to use more colors on herpalette. She is especially Ofhis newelectedstatus,Jimsays, “I feel
Prussian Bluewhen mixinghis own darks. drawn to layingcomplimentarycolors against honored andprivilegedto be apartofsuch a
Paulalso operates aframe makingbusiness each other andwarms againstcools to achieve richtradition in art.”
forhimselfandother artists. vibrationthatadds energyto herwork.
Heading oraRain Squall
Across theField"PaulGoodnow €€ SiestanShauna Shane Jim Christley
Faces ofSpring 200 Largest CSOPA Show
The Connecticut Societyof Portrait different mediums created a spectacular ^RichardFGereg.” Third place: Hollis
”
Artists (CSOPA) opened its largest display, making it a difficult taskfor Dunlap’s Jay, Honorable Mentions
exhibition ever, “Faces ofSpring 2007,’ the distinguishedjudge, portrait artist included portraits byLLAmembers
to a rousingwelcome in the Goodman Aaron Shikler. The first place ribbon SandraWakeen, DianeAeschliman and
Galleryon March 23rd. was awarded toJackMontmeat, LAA David Luchak. Mr. Shikler invited all to
Sixty-three portraits, in awide ElectedArtist, for his oil, “Victoria return Saturdaymorning for an open,
varietyofportraiture styles and Second place: Elizabeth Noble’s oil impromptu session on portraiture.
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A V-
EXHIBITIONS Breath ofSpring.
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Garden Gang from THE BULLETIN BOARD
May4-July7 Griswold Museum
“TheTrail oftheCTImpressionists”
LAAAssociateandElectedArtistMembers Interprets Elected VOLUNTEERARCHIVIST
Receiving: Mon.,Apr. 30, 1-3 pm NEEDED: The LAAneeds a
Opening: Fri. May4, 6-8 pm Artists Paintings volunteerwith good organizational
Removal: Sun.July8, 1-3 pm. and computer skills who can take
GoodmanGallery: May4-June9 A Breath ofSpring, a new control ofour archival history, that
Salmagundi Club Invitational event, featured collaboration which is alreadyindexed and that
Receiving: Sun. Apr. 30, 1-5 pm between the LAA’s Elected which is in woeful need of bringing
Opening: Fri. May4, 6-8 pm Artists and the Garden Gang at up-to-date! Required: on-site work
Removal: Sun.June 10, 1-5 pm the Florence Griswold Museum one or two days aweekto start;
GoodmanGallery:June 15-July7 by transforming the 86th Annual perhaps reducing to a fewdays a
CitROyespcceeanipivenisgng:L:AFSAruin.A.sJsuJocnu.en/eE1l51e,0c,t6e-3d8-A5rptpimsmts fElloercatlesdhAorwticsatsseExohnibFirtiidoany,inAtporial mdiognittahl.imAargcehihvaanldelxipnegriisenacpeluasn!dOur
Removal: Sun.July8, 1-5 pm 20 - Sunday, April 22. Floral goal is to have our historical record
SaveTiffanyFarmPaint-OutandSale arrangers challenged themselves intact, includingaCdDigital photo
Paint-out: Sat. June2-Wed.June 6 to interpret or complement artists’ depositoryand a libraryofall
Register.: Across Rte. 156 from farm works in each gallery. The floral workexhibited at the LAA. Please
Sale: Lyme PublicHall,June 8-10 show was open to the public giveAnnaGrenier a call at the LAA
office or drop byfor a chat.
and weekend visitors were also
July 13—September8 encouraged to follow the path MEMBERS DIGITAL PHOTOS
A“nLnyumaelLsiugmhmt”erLAmeAmAbsesorcs.h/iElpecetxehdiAbrittiisotns from the gallery to the Museum to OF LAAACTIVITIES SOUGHT
view the gardens.
Receiving: Sun.July8, l-5pm ForNewsletterandArchives
Opening: Fri.July 13, 6-8 pm The Garden Gang is a group
Removal: Sun. Sept. 9, 1-5 pm of dedicated volunteer gardeners Any timeyou catch a good digital
GoodmanGallery:July 13-Sept. 8 who maintain Miss Florence shot ofLAA members painting,
CTPastelSocietySignatureMembers Griswold’s historic gardens. sculpting or drawing; or atworkor
Receiving: Sun.July8, 1-5 pm They selected paintings at a playat an LAAevent; please submit
Opening: Fri.July 13, 6-8 pm floral design workshop in the it to [email protected]!
Removal: Sun. Sept. 9, 1-5 pm galleries the week before the Include the name ofthe person(s)
photographed, the place or event and
event. Each designer supplied
the date the picturewas taken. Also
September 14-October27 flowers and other props. Joan welcome are scenic shots oflocations
“NewEnglandLandscape” Martin, President of the Clinton where the original CT Impressionists
SelectLAAElectedArtists/guestartists Garden Club was also invited to painted andwhere todays LAAartists
Receiving: Sun. Sept. 9, l-5pm participate. find their inspiration. The LAAhas
Opening: Fri. Sept 14, 6-8 pm “One of our goals is to generate a miniscule photographic record of
Removal: Sun. Oct28, 1-5 pm. enthusiasm for our Association its past history. Yourparticipation
Goodman Gallery: Sept. 14 - Oct. 27 and its artists among people who will ensurewe do much better going
“NewEnglandLandscape” continued appreciate beauty but are new forward from here.
Goodman Gallery: Oct. 10 - Oct27 faces at our door,” says organizer,
ElectedArtistApplicantsExhibit Cora Lee Ogden. With co- GIFT GIVING: You can double
organizer, Paula Solimene, she your gifts throughyour employers
November2-January5, 2008 hopes A Breath ofSpring will matching gift programs! Pfizer,
“DecktheWails” evolve into a destination Shoreline GE, Aetna and Dominion
LAAAssociateandElectedArtistMembers event that taps the historical match everydonation made by
Annual Christmas showin all 4 galleries synergy that has always existed their employees to LymeArt
Receiving: Sun. Oct. 26, 1-5 pm between the LAA and the Florence Association. Askyour employer
Opening: Fri. Nov. 2, 6-8 pm Griswold Museum. about matchingyour gift.
Removal: Sun. Jan. 6, 1-5 pm #
New
Spring Workshops
Color, Light and Composition PleinAir PairWorkshop
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CharlesSovek Instructor Week
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JFurnideay1,-S2un&da3y, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm DavidLussier&Pam Simpson, the limpressionist Landscape
Instructors
Fee: $$322905 ffoorrNMeomnbmeermsb,ers Monday-Friday, 9:00 am-4: 00 pm LFereidBaoyy-nStuonnda,yI,ns9tr:u0c0toarm—4:00 pm
June 4-8
July 13-15
Charleswillbeginwithademonstrationenplein Fee: $450 for Members, Fee: $325 forMembers
air. Studentsthenbeginpainting! Gettingtoknow $490 for Nonmembers $350 for Nonmembers
eachstudentindividuallyisanimportantpart
ofCharles’ approach. Hewillworkindividually DavidLussierandPamSimpsonareahusband Enjoypaintingoutdoors attheheightofthe
suggestingdifferentmethodsorofferingnew andwifeteamdedicatedtolandscapepainting summer. For overacenturyserious artists
techniques. Studentswillpainthonestlyandwill andteaching.Theirteamapproachenables have been attracted to Old Lyme’svaried and
be takingriskswiththeirpainting.Alterbasic themtosharemorequalityinstructionwith beautiful countryside. Thevasttidal marshes
proceduresCharleswillbrisklymoveontomore eachstudent.Theirgoalistoteachthestudent andsparklingtributaries, surrounded byglacial
complexproblemsinvolvingtone, color,lightand tolookatthesubjectwiththeeyesofapainter hills andforests, offerachallengingrange of
composition.Thisworkshopwillbedevotedtooil, andtotaketheguessworkoutofthepainting landscapesubjects. Thisworkshopwill focus on
acrylic,gouacheandpastel.Alllevelsarewelcome. process. Controllingthevalues, color, and applyingImpressionisttheories to capturethe
Pleasevisitwww.sovek.comforamateriallistfor perspectivearealldiscussedandbeginnersas summerlight.Wewillalso explore and apply
thisworkshop andformoreinformationon wellasadvancedstudentsarewelcome. compositional principles thatwill aidyouin the
CharlesSovek. designand executionofyourpaintings.
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