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We had three gourd painting classes at the retreat with the attendees creating wonderful works of art on the gourd. 

Cleaning out the guts

First we cleaned gourds.  Then we painted them.    Then we showed them off!  

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Andrea, Jessica and Tom

Krista, Sam, Judy, Beth and Krysta

The 2nd Annual Chickens in the Road Retreat

Heather, Nancy, Karin and Bill

was held this weekend at Camp Shepherd in West Virginia.  (Remember the painting of the chickens I did for a poster a few months back.  See it here.)  There were a multitude of workshops to choose from where attendees learned everything from painting to cheesemaking to container gardening to apron making and much, much more. There was  a diverse group of life-long learners there taking it all in.  And they were from all over the United States and even one from Canada! I taught six classes – three for Canvas Painting and three for Gourd Painting.  Most of the students shown here had never painted.  And didn’t they do a TERRIFIC job.  It was so nice being with all the attendees and helping them develop new talents.  Tomorrow we will look at the Gourd Painters! 

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Kathy’s Sunflower

Meet Kathy.  She started taking classes with me on Wednesday mornings just a few months ago and she’s doing GREAT!  She painted this delightful little sunflower last week in just one class.  Good job Kathy.  It’s beautiful.

Join us for art class on Wednesday morning from 10:30-Noon or Wednesday or Thursday afternoon from 5:30-7 p.m.  We’d love to have you paint with us.  Just email me at kwalker@kellywalkerstudios.com for more information.

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Painting should be fun!  As these delightful ladies found out last Friday evening.  I was thrilled to paint with them at their “Girls Night Out” and we had a terrific time.  Even though a couple were hesitant at first about giving it a try, in the end they were all really glad they did and thrilled with the result.

Painting Parties are great fun for kids or adults.  And there  are many, many subjects to choose from to tailor it to whatever theme you may have.  Check out more information here and contact kwalker@kellywalkerstudios.com to book your party today.

Great job ladies and thanks for all the laughs.  I had fun too!

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Yesterday afternoon at out Kids Painting Class we painted Lincoln.

Lincoln would love this, of course, because he loves being the center of attention! 

And didn’t Logan and Sam do fabulous jobs on their paintings. 

And they did this is just one hour.  WOW!

Just for a point of reference, this is the photo we used and my demo painting.  I didn’t get finished with mine yet.  But I will get to it.  🙂

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As you know, I work with kids art classes on Wednesday and Thursday at 4:15 at the Blue Ridge Arts Council.  And while I attempt to  complete a painting, a still life, a landscape, etc.,  almost every week, this is what they would love to do.  Drip paintings or splatter art is one of their favorites.  This is a piece I did on wood with them several weeks ago.  They love to just drip the paint and see what happens.

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Thursday at Art Camp we worked on a Van Gogh.  Since we’ve done Starry Night in the past we decided to something else that Vincent is well-known for, Sunflowers.  And didn’t these kids do a great job!  Just beautiful.

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As we wind down toward the end of “Famous Painters Art Camp” week the young artists completed their Hopper painting yesterday.  They did a fantastic job with all the detail work on this one.

 

And then we started our final painting of the week – Warhol’s Shoes!  More tomorrow on those…

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My Wednesday Adult Class was jealous that I had only posted my young artist’s paintings recently so they posed for me last night.  Here’s Pat with her terrific painting of Jack and Pokey.  And Shelly is hiding behind the lovely door painting that she is working on this week.  Nice job ladies.

 

 

 

And here are the young artists with their finished Jackson Pollack inspired drip painting.  Excellent!

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Yesterday at Art Camp we studied two very interesting artists, Edouard Manet and Jackson Pollack.  That is the beauty of these combination weeks, we compare really different types of art.

Here are the “Lemonheads”!  The girls painted copies of Manet’s “Lemon Still Life”.  They did a great job!

And then we started working on a Jackson Pollack like drip painting.  The young artists really LOVED this part.  We went to the park so we could spread out and work with really thin paint.

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