Put on your creative caps and create a subject that depicts ‘Celebration’. The subject can illustrate any type of celebration you think of: winning a show award, selling a painting, an anniversary, a birth, a first bike ride, our nation’s… Continue Reading →
April’s plein air event was at Mead Botanical Garden. It was a warm spring day with a nice breeze. The roses were in full bloom. Leslie and Thouraya set up in the shade with a view of Alice’s Pond and… Continue Reading →
We had a great turnout of 33 people at our April Zoom meeting. President, Sandi B. discussed upcoming changes to our CFWS meeting schedules., Starting in September, the first meeting will be on September 20th. At our May 3rd members… Continue Reading →
Nehrling Gardens, is a nonprofit historic garden in Gotha, FL, focused on preservation, horticultural education, and environmental conservation. We’re hosting our Spring Garden Festival & Plant Sale on May 9 (9 AM–2 PM) and wanted to see if any of your plein… Continue Reading →
ART DAY in the GARDENS– a CFWS special outreach event at Leu Gardens was a whopping success! We had so many people interested in sitting down to learn how to paint in watercolor, that we ran out of chairs! 😃… Continue Reading →
It was a wonderful spring day at Lake Louisa State Park. Barbara, Debbie M, Joyce, Leslie, Sandi and Thouraya enjoyed the fantastic weather at “the beach”. Although the water level of Lake Louisa was low due to the drought, it allowed… Continue Reading →
Greetings, to all CFWS Artists –The Florida Watercolor Society’s … Associated Member Online Show Judge & Juror, Michael Holter, has selected the show for 2026! Congratulations to those of you selected for the 2026 AMOS, and heartfelt thanks to all… Continue Reading →
Sandi B. led the festivities and made the announcements for upcoming events: March 21 – (Saturday) Plein Air at Lake Louisa in Clermont. Bring lunch. March 28 – our society is helping Leu Gardens with an art event from 10am… Continue Reading →
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