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>I think I’ve mentioned to y’all that I never had any substantial arts education before college beyond flunking out of piano lessons in pre-school and the plastic, generic recorder in fourth grade at St. Henry’s School. Seriously, there was none until my college music appreciation class which I got absolutely nothing out of since I’m …
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I am not sure if this made it nationally or was just a local feature, but it sure does make me proud to know Hazel King has been recognized! WPLN’s feature on Hazel King
> Based on a Tom Jones painting and workshop Never having been to a workshop before, I didn’t know what to expect. I thought it would be a great learning experience but had no idea just how great it would be! Tom Jones is a fabulous nature landscape artist who represents and is representative of …
>Since painting with the Collaborative Artists Network, I’ve done some enjoyable watercolor studies. They are visible in this album posted at my facebook site “Moesse the Eclectic Artist.” If you’ve not “liked” Moesse but have a facebook page, I’d appreciate it if you would do so. You know, share the love. Heading into Nashville to …
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> Barbara with a painting from more than 20 years ago! The Collaborative Artists Network (C.A.N.) is getting geared up! We painted at Barbara Rembert’s studio in her home yesterday inspired by some glorious instrumental music, great, great food, and the artistic and creative energy that flowed like a bubbling stream. Barbara has a tremendous …
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> For Practicing: dual pallets AND a set of cheap old pan paints too! The day started hot and humid as it has this summer (a verdant August is unheard of here in Middle Tennessee, but it’s true this year …) so I grabbed the happy tails duo and we headed to the park for …
Continue reading “The perfect Sunday morning, the perfect Watercolor Inspiration Book”
As a child, my mother wisely taught me that books were a joy and I’d relish trips to the local library as one would a visit to a candy store. I’d come home, happily meet naptime as an opportunity climb into bed to transform into a “princess,” locks resting on plumped up pillows and books …