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Sam with completed cabin paiting

Sam with completed cabin painting

Sam hard at work on the cabin

Sam hard at work on the cabin

Last month I had a private painting lesson with Sam.  She painted her aunt and uncle’s cabin for them as a surprise Christmas gift.

Her grandmother, Barbara, arranged it all.  I got a message yesterday that they got the gift and LOVED it.  What’s not to love about that kind of thoughtful gift.  And Sam did a SUPER job.  What a sweet girl!!!

It’s not too late to give your own gift of art.  Book a private lesson and paint a gift for someone you love.  Or buy a gift certificate for someone to have something they choose painted like their home or a pet portrait.  Or how about a gift certificate for art classes?  Lots of ideas for gifts of art.  Contact kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com for more information.

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Jean with Grandson's painting

Jean with Grandson’s painting

Here are works by two Wednesday evening art students.  Jean has been painting with me a couple of years and is doing a great job.  She just completed this wonderful painting of her grandson.  Wonderful Jean!

 

Teresa's First Painting

Teresa’s First Painting

And Teresa just joined us last night.  This is her 1st painting.  Great job Teresa.  Can’t wait for us to paint together again.

Don’t forget you can join the 1st Saturday Paint Party this Saturday from 4-7 at the Blue Ridge Arts Council on Main Street.  Just email kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com to register.

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Cathy and Poodle

Cathy with her Poodle painting

Cathy with her Poodle painting

Our art class this week was displaced from our normal meeting space but we still had  great classes.  Cathy worked on a painting of a dog she once had – a Poodle!  Good job Cathy.

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Jacob and Ethan collageThis week Jacob and Ethan made layered collages in art class.  We used all sorts of interesting things to build the art from buttons and ribbon to old magnets and plastic forks.  They turned out great.  Good job guys.  Very creative.

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River view Boys Landscape classA few weeks ago I took a photo of the Shenandoah River while walking down the path to the dog park.  It was the perfect reference photo for a landscape painting for the kids class this week.  I had four boys….what a challenge.  🙂  They made beautiful paintings of our lovely fall landscape here in the Shenandoah Valley.  Great job!

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Joy with beach

Joy is one of my Thursday students that often tells people that she was scared to come to her first art class.  But then she will reassure them that she is glad she did because she loves the paintings she is creating as well as the fellowship with her fellow students.  Great job Joy!  We are glad you joined us.

If you would like to paint be sure to check out more information here or contact Kelly at kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com to register.  We would love to have you.

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Cathy and CatMy students  continue to do wonderful work each week painting everything from landscapes to still life to portraits.  Yesterday in class Cathy finished this beautiful painting of her cat.  Outstanding job!  I know you will love having it hanging on your wall.

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CAM03317I had a fun private lesson with a mother-daughter this weekend.  They created some beautiful art to welcome their new nephew/cousin into the world.  Great job Clare and Vivian!  You did a fabulous job.  I know they will love it.

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October Paint PartyWe had the October 1st Saturday Paint Party yesterday and what a good time we had!  Everyone did a fabulous job on their floral painting.  While we used the same techniques they all turned out so different.  I love it!  Super work everyone.  The November 1st Saturday Paint Party will be November 2 from 4-6:30 at the Blue Ridge Arts Council.  We will be painting a landscape.  Consider joining us to create your own “masterpiece”.

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CAM03252-1Yesterday Ethan painted this lovely Iris in class.  He did a great job and told me he learned a lot about how to use the brush to make the lines work for the flower.  Great job!  If you have a potential young artist, ages 7 – 12, who would like to learn to paint contact kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com to register.

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