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Tootie's Poppies.jpgLast night at The Studio we had a great group of friends painting together for a private party.  We laughed a LOT!  What fun!!!!  If you are interested in a Paint Party with your friends check out the details here.

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Views of the Barn

  

Finding just the right angle to paint is sometimes the hardest part of the composition especially when there are so many good ones from which to choose. 

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20160714_154233.jpg  This miniature landscape is one I did a few months ago but  haven’t had time to post.  The canvas measures 4 1/8″x 5″ and the completed size in the frame is 8 1/4″ x 9″.  This one is available for $75.   SOLD! (Turns out it’s a little bigger than I originally remembered but I am leaving it at the same price I listed in the blog.  A bargain for someone!)  Just email me if interested at kwalker@kellywalkerstudios.com  .  Thanks.

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A little painting that the kids did from mini pumpkins that I bought at the Farmers Market a few weeks ago….and they all took a little pumpkin home along with their painting.

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Crocheted Cancer Ribbon pattern.  This intermediate class coming soon.

It’s getting cooler outside and it’s time to get out the indoor crafts and hobbies and that includes all types of needlework.  If you haven’t learned to Crochet, Knit or Embroidery  (or if you need to brush-up on your skills) you are in luck.  We have beginning classes coming up this month.  Beginning Crochet class is Tuesday, October 25th.  Beginning Knitting is Thursday, October 27th and Embroidery is Sunday October 30th.  Just click on the one you are interested in taking for more information and to register.

You know there is nothing worse than being rained or snowed in without something to do  so come on and learn to make some cool  projects.  Plus the holidays will be here in no time and handmade gifts are best.  Time to get started.

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logoOne of the most fun things I have ever done with painters is going to “Art of the Carolinas” in Raleigh.  It’s a  huge trade show and they have art workshops for 4 days from which to choose.

For several years my art friends from Kentucky met me over in Raleigh and we had a reunion as well as a great time painting.  That was wonderful.   This year several of us are going from my classes and it’s not too late to go.  Click this link to learn more and see the available classes.  It is well worth the trip….and Raleigh isn’t that far.  I’ve already signed up for two classes and another one has caught my eye!  🙂

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Beautiful Quilts

Rag Quilt 9th.jpgThese ladies had a great time making Rag Quilts yesterday at The Studio.  And yes, we all made and entire lap quilt in one afternoon.  All that’s left is to wash it several times to let the edges “rag” and soften it it.  Nice job!

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I was invited out to Lake Frederick to help these ladies paint their pet’s portraits this week.  They did a fabulous job!  I loved working with you all and hope we paint together again real soon.  And I enjoyed working in the new Art Studio at your clubhouse.  It’s beautifully done.  Here are some photos.   I love the clever use of brushes for cabinet door pulls.  Nice!

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My desk – where I write my blog every morning surrounded by art

I just ran across this article a few days ago and had to share it.  You know I loved this!!!

For years I have been saying that everyone should have ORIGINAL art in their  home…not just prints or posters.  This article gives  you “13 Reasons Why Art in the Home is as Important as a Bed”!  Well, yes!!!!   And, of course, I think #8 is the BEST reason.  🙂

And here are a couple of past posts where I share how I live with art.  Click here  and  here.  I’m sharing a few photos here that I just shot two minutes ago in my house.  This is how I live with art.  As you can imagine it’s everywhere…both mine…and other artists that I admire.  If you love art and want a lovely home then buy original art.  It’s not as expensive as you think.

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raphaelI love stories like this.   Dr. Bendor Grosvenor who works with the BBC TV series “Britain’s Lost Masterpieces spotted “Innocenzo Francucci da Imola The Virgin” at a Scottish National Trust home that he was visiting for the series.  It had been valued at $26 but now is thought to be worth $26 million!

That’s what I call undervalued art!  Take a look at the article here.   It’s interesting.

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