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March13, at the Center for Health & Wellbeing, Joan Lok gave a demonstration on doing a Hydrangea using watercolors on rice paper. She used “ma” paper which is less than 70# compared to traditional 140# watercolor paper. Looks like an… Continue Reading →
As I viewed the exhibition, it was a delight to see such varied subject matter. As is the case with most exhibitions, there were more prize winners than there were awards to be given. The paintings I chose to honor… Continue Reading →
March 22, 2025 – plein air day at Rebecca’s dock and garden. TIME: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm She is preparing a summer soup, ice tea and ice water to the group. Anyone going that day should bring their lunch too. Her… Continue Reading →
Julie started the meeting by announcing our Members Show opening this week. Our reception is March 7 from 6 – 8pm. Drop Off for the CityArts show will be March 16, 12-4 pm. The parking, PLAZA garage, will validate your ticket. Julie will… Continue Reading →
DAY 1 AND 2 – We started with the painting of the car in Europe. Cheryl is an abstract realist. She likes colors and geometry. She is a 4th generation artist. Whatever gets you to your goal is OK. Tip: Judges… Continue Reading →
It was a cool and sunny day in the butterfly gardens. The CFWS plein air artists met a Harry P. Leu gardens for a day painting outdoors. We all had a great time sketching, painting, talking, laughing and taking questions… Continue Reading →
CFWS has recently received news that two key members have passed… Nancy Larkin, longtime CFWS member and past-president passed, surrounded by her loving family, on Tuesday, August 27, 2024. Nancy was a teacher as well as an accomplished artist. Her… Continue Reading →