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A Rockland Farm, acrylic on matboard, measuring 4″x8″.  Another in the series of Warren County Barns and Farms for the upcoming Blue Ridge Arts Council show to celebrate the 175th Anniversary of Warren County.

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A few weeks ago Michele Sommers, Sommers End Originals, and I painted this mural at our the Julia Wagner Animal Shelter here in Warren County.  It turned out great and adds a lot of life to a dull wall there.

We invite other artists to come out and add other animals to the window.  Plus we will be painting a tree on the small wall leading to the cat area and will add cats to that mural.  If you would like to help just get in touch with us.

You can see more photos of the mural and Michele and I at work here.

 

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Here is the next barn painting that I’ve done for the upcoming show, “Barns and Farms in Warren County” that will be at the Blue Ridge Arts Council next month.  This one is , “Barn off of Browntown Road“, is acrylic measuring 4″x5”.

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Yesterday afternoon I worked with 26 young artists at Angel’s Korner and we painted poppies….lots and lots of poppies. 

The students range in ages from 5 -12.  They painted beautiful orange-red flowers.  Good job everyone!

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The next show at the Blue Ridge Arts Council is in Celebration of Warren County’s 175th Birthday, Barns & Farms of Warren County.  I painted this small piece on Monday in preparation for the show. 

It is an acrylic on matboard measuring 7 3/4″ x 13″.  It’s called “Bowen Farm from Fairgrounds Road”.

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I spent a couple of hours with the young artists at Angel’s Korner painting mountain landscapes.  The students, ages 5-11, did a fabulous job painting….don’t you think???!!!

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A few weeks ago, these lovely painters at the Southerlands created beautiful poppy paintings.  Good job girls! 

I was so busy posting art camp photos that I didn’t get them onto the blog.  Here they are!

 

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  Here are some of the demos that I completed during the first week of Art Camp studying and learning to paint in the Impressionist style.  We had a great week and I’m looking forward to the next week, beginning July 25th when we will begin studying Modern Art.  Fun!!!  If you know a young artist (age 7-12) let them know it’s not too late to sign up for one of the three remaining weeks of Art Camp this summer.

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 The final day of the first week of Art Camp was Friday.  We completed out Still Life paintings and then made Art Trading Cards.  Each camper painted five cards and exchanged them with their new artist friends in class.  We all had a great week.  Looking forward to the next one beginning July 25th.  Come join us.  See more information here

 

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The Art Campers completed their “Masterpiece” painting yesterday.  The emphasis for this week of camp is impressionism so of course, we painted a Monet. 

They chose the Japanese Bridge over the Lily Pond as their subject.

And look at what a super job they did!!!

 

 

 

 

But art is exhausting.  After taking two camp days to complete the large 16″x20″ painting they were pooped.  At break time  yesterday, they all took their snacks and went out into the lobby and laid down on the floor to eat their snacks.  Pooped out!!!

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