 Beginning class always starts with "This is a Brush" and we progress from there with a one-color tone value painting. |
 Then we move on to other things |
 Soon we get into more seriour stuff. |
 Then the beginning stuff pays off as long as you use your imagination and keep working at it. |
 Bill didn't believe he could do it until patients paid off. |
 Richelle asked how to paint glass. You don't paint the glass, you paint what's in the glass |
 Ok, painting what's in the glass ! Seems to work! |
 Darned, it does work. |
 Even looks pretty good in a frame. |
 Richelle's work as an advanced student is always exceptional. |
 Many students find that watercolor is really not so hard as they have been told. |
 Anu always paints with brilliant colors. |
 Lisa says she learns something new every time she comes to class. It never gets old. |
 Diversity in instructors always adds to the individuals expanse of knowledgs and confidence. |
Mia's eagle brought sheer delight to her ability to create. |
 Lisa's grapes are about ready for that special toast. |
 Jackie's coconuts are about ready for the rum. |
 Joyce finds out that the nice thing about doing your self portrait, you can make you look like you want to look. |
 Joyce can also decorate with her own taste. |
 Karen finds that the sale of her work is very rewarding. She now has quite a few to her credit. |
 Meg's Palms ends up in the Husband's office. Good Choice |
 John does exceptional work on his self portrait. |
 Not too shabby, huh! Excellent work John. |
 Joyce knows how to make an old pump come to life for Thanksgiving. |
 Sandra is so proud of her first watercolor painting. This would be appropriate in anyone's dining room. |