December 2019 - Annapolis Watercolor Club
7
View this email in your browser December 2019 President’s Message “Tradition! Tradition!” The familiar Fiddler on the Roof refrain rings in my ears this time of year. Bring on the dancing and music! Many enjoy the familiar, safe reassurance of their own traditions. I recently shared a traditional American Thanksgiving meal with a group of Navy International Midshipmen. As we were enjoying food that was familiar to us, and secretly looking for the stuffing and pumpkin pie, we took turns explaining this tradition with the Mids. They, in turn, were asked to talk about traditional celebrations from their countries of origin. What was front and center? Sharing time with family and friends in community; it was always the priority. Our Annapolis Watercolor community is awesome. We come from many different backgrounds, but we all have a love of watercolor and sharing it with others. I know that I am not your "traditional" president. I will bring things to you that you may not be familiar with. It is always in an effort to support, encourage, and embrace our diverse community. Together we may start new traditions! Happy holidays, happy painting, and enjoy! Calendar December 7- Jan 31: Exhibit at Ginger Cove 11: Holiday Party *There will be no Member Salon before the party. January 8: Monthly Meeting 1-2:30 p.m. (Member Salon beginning at 12:30 p.m.) Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, Room 308 801 Chase Street, Annapolis, MD 25: Mark Hiles Traditional Landscape Workshop February 12: Monthly Meeting 1-2:30 p.m. Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, Room 308 801 Chase Street, Annapolis, MD March 11: Monthly Meeting 1-2:30 p.m. Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, Room 308 801 Chase Street, Annapolis, MD Membership
Transcript of December 2019 - Annapolis Watercolor Club
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December 2019
Presidentrsquos Message ldquoTradition Traditionrdquo The familiar Fiddler on the Roof refrain ringsin my ears this time of year Bring on the dancing and music Manyenjoy the familiar safe reassurance of their own traditions Irecently shared a traditional American Thanksgiving meal with agroup of Navy International Midshipmen As we were enjoying foodthat was familiar to us and secretly looking for the stuffing andpumpkin pie we took turns explaining this tradition with the MidsThey in turn were asked to talk about traditional celebrations fromtheir countries of origin What was front and center Sharing time with family and friends incommunity it was always the priority Our Annapolis Watercolorcommunity is awesome We come from many differentbackgrounds but we all have a love of watercolor and sharing it withothers I know that I am not your traditional president I will bring things toyou that you may not be familiar with It is always in an effort tosupport encourage and embrace our diverse community Togetherwe may start new traditions Happy holidays happy painting and enjoy
CalendarDecember7- Jan 31 Exhibit at Ginger Cove 11 Holiday Party There will be no Member Salonbefore the party January 8 Monthly Meeting 1-230 pm (Member Salon beginning at1230 pm) Maryland Hall for the CreativeArts Room 308 801 Chase Street Annapolis MD 25 Mark Hiles TraditionalLandscape Workshop February 12 Monthly Meeting 1-230 pm Maryland Hall for the CreativeArts Room 308 801 Chase Street Annapolis MD March 11 Monthly Meeting 1-230 pm Maryland Hall for the CreativeArts Room 308 801 Chase Street Annapolis MD
Membership
Treasurers Report As of November 18 2019 AWCrsquos accounts are asfollows Checking $817213 Savings $503746 Total $1320959 Sheryl Paris Treasurer
Monthly Meeting January 11 1-330 pm (Member Salon begins at 1230) at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts Room 308 801 Chase Street Annapolis MD Artist Demonstration
Holiday Party December 11 Limited to 60 members If you havent already please submit anRSVP (the link was sent in an earlier email Wear holiday attire bring a wrapped artsy gift for our fun giftexchange game plus a gift (or two) for our new community serviceproject (art supply gifts for Annapolis Lighthouse Homeless Shelterchildren) Bring donations of art supplies for children and adults watercolor or acrylic paint kits pads of watercolor paper brushes plasticcontainers with lids for water pencils and erasers charcoal pastels drawing paper pads crayons and coloring books felt tippens watercolor pens small table easel Look for table set aside atour party (Keep your receipts Donations are tax deductible)Lighthouse Shelter is a place for prevention of homelessness
Item(s) should be wrapped and labeled with age range and for girlboy or either (Michaels is having a HUGE sale right now on art
Welcome to new members As a reminder dues for 2020should be paid before theend of December You maypay at the November meetingor mail your check to KarendeGraffenreid MembershipChair 1023 Boom CourtAnnapolis MD 21401 Pleaseinclude a registration formwhich can be found on theAWC Website Please be sureto indicate any changes toyour contact informationespecially your email addressas this is our principal meansof communication Dues are $35 and will coverthe calendar year fromJanuary 2020 to December2020 If you wish to receive aprint copy of the newsletter byUS mail add $15 Please note that you can nowpay your membership duesonline by clicking here to visitthe AWC website Karen deGraffenreid Membership Chair
Pre-MeetingArt Salon Novembers Salon The Annapolis WatercolorCommunity Salon prior to themeeting on November 13thwas a huge success We hadalmost five full tables ofgorgeous and innovativewatercolors displayed by ourtalented members Laudatoryand constructive commentsfrom the 60+ memberspresent contributed to this
supplies) (Please note that we will not have a Pre-Meeting Member Salonbefore our Dec 11th Party)
Exhibits
Our next exhibit will be at Ginger Cove from December 72019 to January 31 2020 Wersquoll have a reminder in nextmonthrsquos Newsletter about pick-up but mark your calendarsnow for Friday January 31 between 900 and 1100 Thisexhibit is always welcomed and appreciated by the residents Looking ahead we are scheduled for an exhibit at Gallery333 at the Unitarian Church from March 1 to April 302020 with receiving on February 28 Commission is 20 andentry fee payable to AWC will be $2000 There will be anentry form and more details in the January Newsletter and onthe website There is space for two framed paintings perartist plus one matted piece for the bin This might be a good time to think ldquoOutside the PaintboxrdquoLast yearrsquos venture was so successful that wersquoll try whenpossible to make it an annual event While the paintingsneed to reflect that we are a watercolor club this is anopportunity though completely optional to think a bit morecreatively perhaps abstractly or by adding some collage inkpencil pastel or bits of other media while still being createdprimarily using transparent watercolor Since Ginger Cove is a private residence it is not open to thepublic however you are welcome to visit and bring friends tosee the exhibit Just stop at the desk by the front entranceand someone will gladly direct you to the gallery Looking even further ahead into 2020 we have a full exhibitschedule especially in the fall and winter months Gallery 333 in May-June Linthicum Walks in October Wimsey Cove in November- December Ginger Cove November 14-January 8 As you can see we have many opportunities for you toexhibit your art in the year ahead so keep painting Joan Machinchick Exhibit Chair Barbara Burns Exhibits Vice-Chair
Recent Workshop
unique opportunity for sharingand learning We will not have a salon at theHoliday meeting but If youhavent participated alreadyplease join us at the nextregular meeting in the newyear All you need is a newwatercolor in process orcompleted 18x24 inches orsmaller Mat and frames arenot required but if you have asmall table top stand pleasebring that along No matter what your level ofexperience each of us has alove for watercolor paintingand bring a unique andvaluable perspective that wecan share Enjoy the holidaysand as Linda always sayskeep painting
Member NewsThe Art of MerrilyneHendrickson will befeatured at Pauls HomewoodCafe with Jeff Voigt aerialphotographer December 3through January (Receptionwill be Tues 121019 430-6pm) visitwwwmerrilynecom for moreinfo She has also published acookbook A Few of MyFavorite Things As anartist it was my creativeoutlet while I ran a business I have been collecting thesegood recipes for years andnow they are all in one placecomplete with pictures andready to share Old Fox Books at 35 MarylandAve will host a book signing onDecember 12 7-9pm duringMidnight Madness This maybe the perfect gift for someoneyou know maybe you Comeenjoy a great cup of coffee
Many thanks go to Stacy Lund-Levy for the excellent workshop shepresented on November 9 on Urban Landscapes Her patientmanner and informative teaching methods allowed the participantsto see how an urban landscape is developed from start to finish Stacy also shared a list of some of her favorite artists known fortheir talents in urban landscape watercolor painting
She recommends that you put the term ldquo Watercolorldquo in front of thename of any of the artists below that you might like to search formore information
Alvaro CastagnetJohn SalminenChien Chung WeiJoseph ZbukvicKeiko TanabeIan StewartCornelia Dragan
Stacy also recommended the book The Urban SketchingHandbook- Understanding Perspective by Stephanie Bower (ISBN978-1-63159-128-0)
and a Christmas cookie fromthe book
Linda Luke is teaching avariety of watercolor coursesat Maryland Hall this fall andwinter To view a full list ofupcoming classes visitlindalukecom 1212 Watercolor Florals 118 Watercolor for Beginnersor Those Who Would Like toBegin Again 215 Watercolor for Beginnersor Those Who Would Like toBegin Again 227-28 Winter 2-DayWorkshop
For more information andphotos are located at ldquoGalleryrdquoand ldquoMembers Postingrdquo onthe AWC Website Click HERE to send us yournews for next month
NewslettersI appreciate your feedbackand ideas as we move forwardwith this new format Thanksand have a creative fall Cat Paschal DolchNewsletter Editor
Submit to theNewsletter
Send articles by the 19th of
each month to Cat Paschal Dolch
catherinedolchgmailcom
Upcoming Workshop Registration is now open for the Mark Hiles workshop onlandscapes to be held January 25 2020 at Woods MemorialPresbyterian Church
Mark started painting and drawing at the early age of five and hewas receiving commissions and winning awards by the time hegraduated from high school He studied at the Schuler School ofFine Art under many noted artists His bold brushwork combinesthe relationships of beauty color form and light Mark says ldquo I amalways searching for subject matter that gives a new view into thebeauty of nature As I travel and explore certain factors spark mycreative process Color composition and effects of light or a few ofthese factors as well as the subject matter My challenge is to invitethe viewer into my creative process and hopefully get a taste of theexcitement and enjoyment I get and creating the artworkldquo
We look forward to learning more about his creative process in thelandscape workshop he will present to our club Please use the linkbelow to print the form Saturday January 25 Mark Hiles will work with us on a traditionallandscape CLICK TO DOWNLOAD REGISTRATION FORM
Join the AWCor Renew YourMembership
Send membership dues tothe Incoming MembershipChair
Karen deGraffenreid Membership Chair 1023 Boom Court
Annapolis MD 21401
Tuesday March 10 April Rimpo will focus on a night scene Saturday May 2 Pam Wenger will be back by popular demandand this time she will be work with us on portraits All of our workshops will be held at Woods Memorial PresbyterianChurch Nancy Flack Workshop Chair Susan Engel Workshop Vice-Chair
Board Meeting Board Members Linda Luke President - 4104767770
Kris Angelis Secretary - 4105073645
Sheryl Paris Treasurer - 4102246978
Cheryl Duvall Past President - 410 9522910 Members at Large Ron Thomas Program Coordinator - 4432997220
Joan Machinchick Exhibits Chair - 4107577901
Barbara Burns Exhibits Vice-Chair - 4106475047
Nancy Flack Workshop Chair - 4102795536
Susan Engel Workshop Vice Chair - 4439499349
Karen Elliott Publicity Chair - 7039275875
Cat Paschal Dolch Newsletter - 3019434183
Liz Grimes Webmaster - 4104373928
June Poole Sunshine Club - 4106937503
Karen deGraffenreid Membership - 4102555875
Kathi Scott Hospitality - 4107577029
Richard Schatz Special Projects - 4434829553
Connie Robinson Social Media - 4105330991
Eileen Hempel Publicity Photographer - 5037585479
Copyright copy 2019 Annapolis Watercolor Club All rights reserved You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website
Our mailing address is
Annapolis Watercolor ClubPO Box 6030
Annapolis MD 21401-0030
Add us to your address book
Want to change how you receive these emails You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
Treasurers Report As of November 18 2019 AWCrsquos accounts are asfollows Checking $817213 Savings $503746 Total $1320959 Sheryl Paris Treasurer
Monthly Meeting January 11 1-330 pm (Member Salon begins at 1230) at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts Room 308 801 Chase Street Annapolis MD Artist Demonstration
Holiday Party December 11 Limited to 60 members If you havent already please submit anRSVP (the link was sent in an earlier email Wear holiday attire bring a wrapped artsy gift for our fun giftexchange game plus a gift (or two) for our new community serviceproject (art supply gifts for Annapolis Lighthouse Homeless Shelterchildren) Bring donations of art supplies for children and adults watercolor or acrylic paint kits pads of watercolor paper brushes plasticcontainers with lids for water pencils and erasers charcoal pastels drawing paper pads crayons and coloring books felt tippens watercolor pens small table easel Look for table set aside atour party (Keep your receipts Donations are tax deductible)Lighthouse Shelter is a place for prevention of homelessness
Item(s) should be wrapped and labeled with age range and for girlboy or either (Michaels is having a HUGE sale right now on art
Welcome to new members As a reminder dues for 2020should be paid before theend of December You maypay at the November meetingor mail your check to KarendeGraffenreid MembershipChair 1023 Boom CourtAnnapolis MD 21401 Pleaseinclude a registration formwhich can be found on theAWC Website Please be sureto indicate any changes toyour contact informationespecially your email addressas this is our principal meansof communication Dues are $35 and will coverthe calendar year fromJanuary 2020 to December2020 If you wish to receive aprint copy of the newsletter byUS mail add $15 Please note that you can nowpay your membership duesonline by clicking here to visitthe AWC website Karen deGraffenreid Membership Chair
Pre-MeetingArt Salon Novembers Salon The Annapolis WatercolorCommunity Salon prior to themeeting on November 13thwas a huge success We hadalmost five full tables ofgorgeous and innovativewatercolors displayed by ourtalented members Laudatoryand constructive commentsfrom the 60+ memberspresent contributed to this
supplies) (Please note that we will not have a Pre-Meeting Member Salonbefore our Dec 11th Party)
Exhibits
Our next exhibit will be at Ginger Cove from December 72019 to January 31 2020 Wersquoll have a reminder in nextmonthrsquos Newsletter about pick-up but mark your calendarsnow for Friday January 31 between 900 and 1100 Thisexhibit is always welcomed and appreciated by the residents Looking ahead we are scheduled for an exhibit at Gallery333 at the Unitarian Church from March 1 to April 302020 with receiving on February 28 Commission is 20 andentry fee payable to AWC will be $2000 There will be anentry form and more details in the January Newsletter and onthe website There is space for two framed paintings perartist plus one matted piece for the bin This might be a good time to think ldquoOutside the PaintboxrdquoLast yearrsquos venture was so successful that wersquoll try whenpossible to make it an annual event While the paintingsneed to reflect that we are a watercolor club this is anopportunity though completely optional to think a bit morecreatively perhaps abstractly or by adding some collage inkpencil pastel or bits of other media while still being createdprimarily using transparent watercolor Since Ginger Cove is a private residence it is not open to thepublic however you are welcome to visit and bring friends tosee the exhibit Just stop at the desk by the front entranceand someone will gladly direct you to the gallery Looking even further ahead into 2020 we have a full exhibitschedule especially in the fall and winter months Gallery 333 in May-June Linthicum Walks in October Wimsey Cove in November- December Ginger Cove November 14-January 8 As you can see we have many opportunities for you toexhibit your art in the year ahead so keep painting Joan Machinchick Exhibit Chair Barbara Burns Exhibits Vice-Chair
Recent Workshop
unique opportunity for sharingand learning We will not have a salon at theHoliday meeting but If youhavent participated alreadyplease join us at the nextregular meeting in the newyear All you need is a newwatercolor in process orcompleted 18x24 inches orsmaller Mat and frames arenot required but if you have asmall table top stand pleasebring that along No matter what your level ofexperience each of us has alove for watercolor paintingand bring a unique andvaluable perspective that wecan share Enjoy the holidaysand as Linda always sayskeep painting
Member NewsThe Art of MerrilyneHendrickson will befeatured at Pauls HomewoodCafe with Jeff Voigt aerialphotographer December 3through January (Receptionwill be Tues 121019 430-6pm) visitwwwmerrilynecom for moreinfo She has also published acookbook A Few of MyFavorite Things As anartist it was my creativeoutlet while I ran a business I have been collecting thesegood recipes for years andnow they are all in one placecomplete with pictures andready to share Old Fox Books at 35 MarylandAve will host a book signing onDecember 12 7-9pm duringMidnight Madness This maybe the perfect gift for someoneyou know maybe you Comeenjoy a great cup of coffee
Many thanks go to Stacy Lund-Levy for the excellent workshop shepresented on November 9 on Urban Landscapes Her patientmanner and informative teaching methods allowed the participantsto see how an urban landscape is developed from start to finish Stacy also shared a list of some of her favorite artists known fortheir talents in urban landscape watercolor painting
She recommends that you put the term ldquo Watercolorldquo in front of thename of any of the artists below that you might like to search formore information
Alvaro CastagnetJohn SalminenChien Chung WeiJoseph ZbukvicKeiko TanabeIan StewartCornelia Dragan
Stacy also recommended the book The Urban SketchingHandbook- Understanding Perspective by Stephanie Bower (ISBN978-1-63159-128-0)
and a Christmas cookie fromthe book
Linda Luke is teaching avariety of watercolor coursesat Maryland Hall this fall andwinter To view a full list ofupcoming classes visitlindalukecom 1212 Watercolor Florals 118 Watercolor for Beginnersor Those Who Would Like toBegin Again 215 Watercolor for Beginnersor Those Who Would Like toBegin Again 227-28 Winter 2-DayWorkshop
For more information andphotos are located at ldquoGalleryrdquoand ldquoMembers Postingrdquo onthe AWC Website Click HERE to send us yournews for next month
NewslettersI appreciate your feedbackand ideas as we move forwardwith this new format Thanksand have a creative fall Cat Paschal DolchNewsletter Editor
Submit to theNewsletter
Send articles by the 19th of
each month to Cat Paschal Dolch
catherinedolchgmailcom
Upcoming Workshop Registration is now open for the Mark Hiles workshop onlandscapes to be held January 25 2020 at Woods MemorialPresbyterian Church
Mark started painting and drawing at the early age of five and hewas receiving commissions and winning awards by the time hegraduated from high school He studied at the Schuler School ofFine Art under many noted artists His bold brushwork combinesthe relationships of beauty color form and light Mark says ldquo I amalways searching for subject matter that gives a new view into thebeauty of nature As I travel and explore certain factors spark mycreative process Color composition and effects of light or a few ofthese factors as well as the subject matter My challenge is to invitethe viewer into my creative process and hopefully get a taste of theexcitement and enjoyment I get and creating the artworkldquo
We look forward to learning more about his creative process in thelandscape workshop he will present to our club Please use the linkbelow to print the form Saturday January 25 Mark Hiles will work with us on a traditionallandscape CLICK TO DOWNLOAD REGISTRATION FORM
Join the AWCor Renew YourMembership
Send membership dues tothe Incoming MembershipChair
Karen deGraffenreid Membership Chair 1023 Boom Court
Annapolis MD 21401
Tuesday March 10 April Rimpo will focus on a night scene Saturday May 2 Pam Wenger will be back by popular demandand this time she will be work with us on portraits All of our workshops will be held at Woods Memorial PresbyterianChurch Nancy Flack Workshop Chair Susan Engel Workshop Vice-Chair
Board Meeting Board Members Linda Luke President - 4104767770
Kris Angelis Secretary - 4105073645
Sheryl Paris Treasurer - 4102246978
Cheryl Duvall Past President - 410 9522910 Members at Large Ron Thomas Program Coordinator - 4432997220
Joan Machinchick Exhibits Chair - 4107577901
Barbara Burns Exhibits Vice-Chair - 4106475047
Nancy Flack Workshop Chair - 4102795536
Susan Engel Workshop Vice Chair - 4439499349
Karen Elliott Publicity Chair - 7039275875
Cat Paschal Dolch Newsletter - 3019434183
Liz Grimes Webmaster - 4104373928
June Poole Sunshine Club - 4106937503
Karen deGraffenreid Membership - 4102555875
Kathi Scott Hospitality - 4107577029
Richard Schatz Special Projects - 4434829553
Connie Robinson Social Media - 4105330991
Eileen Hempel Publicity Photographer - 5037585479
Copyright copy 2019 Annapolis Watercolor Club All rights reserved You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website
Our mailing address is
Annapolis Watercolor ClubPO Box 6030
Annapolis MD 21401-0030
Add us to your address book
Want to change how you receive these emails You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
supplies) (Please note that we will not have a Pre-Meeting Member Salonbefore our Dec 11th Party)
Exhibits
Our next exhibit will be at Ginger Cove from December 72019 to January 31 2020 Wersquoll have a reminder in nextmonthrsquos Newsletter about pick-up but mark your calendarsnow for Friday January 31 between 900 and 1100 Thisexhibit is always welcomed and appreciated by the residents Looking ahead we are scheduled for an exhibit at Gallery333 at the Unitarian Church from March 1 to April 302020 with receiving on February 28 Commission is 20 andentry fee payable to AWC will be $2000 There will be anentry form and more details in the January Newsletter and onthe website There is space for two framed paintings perartist plus one matted piece for the bin This might be a good time to think ldquoOutside the PaintboxrdquoLast yearrsquos venture was so successful that wersquoll try whenpossible to make it an annual event While the paintingsneed to reflect that we are a watercolor club this is anopportunity though completely optional to think a bit morecreatively perhaps abstractly or by adding some collage inkpencil pastel or bits of other media while still being createdprimarily using transparent watercolor Since Ginger Cove is a private residence it is not open to thepublic however you are welcome to visit and bring friends tosee the exhibit Just stop at the desk by the front entranceand someone will gladly direct you to the gallery Looking even further ahead into 2020 we have a full exhibitschedule especially in the fall and winter months Gallery 333 in May-June Linthicum Walks in October Wimsey Cove in November- December Ginger Cove November 14-January 8 As you can see we have many opportunities for you toexhibit your art in the year ahead so keep painting Joan Machinchick Exhibit Chair Barbara Burns Exhibits Vice-Chair
Recent Workshop
unique opportunity for sharingand learning We will not have a salon at theHoliday meeting but If youhavent participated alreadyplease join us at the nextregular meeting in the newyear All you need is a newwatercolor in process orcompleted 18x24 inches orsmaller Mat and frames arenot required but if you have asmall table top stand pleasebring that along No matter what your level ofexperience each of us has alove for watercolor paintingand bring a unique andvaluable perspective that wecan share Enjoy the holidaysand as Linda always sayskeep painting
Member NewsThe Art of MerrilyneHendrickson will befeatured at Pauls HomewoodCafe with Jeff Voigt aerialphotographer December 3through January (Receptionwill be Tues 121019 430-6pm) visitwwwmerrilynecom for moreinfo She has also published acookbook A Few of MyFavorite Things As anartist it was my creativeoutlet while I ran a business I have been collecting thesegood recipes for years andnow they are all in one placecomplete with pictures andready to share Old Fox Books at 35 MarylandAve will host a book signing onDecember 12 7-9pm duringMidnight Madness This maybe the perfect gift for someoneyou know maybe you Comeenjoy a great cup of coffee
Many thanks go to Stacy Lund-Levy for the excellent workshop shepresented on November 9 on Urban Landscapes Her patientmanner and informative teaching methods allowed the participantsto see how an urban landscape is developed from start to finish Stacy also shared a list of some of her favorite artists known fortheir talents in urban landscape watercolor painting
She recommends that you put the term ldquo Watercolorldquo in front of thename of any of the artists below that you might like to search formore information
Alvaro CastagnetJohn SalminenChien Chung WeiJoseph ZbukvicKeiko TanabeIan StewartCornelia Dragan
Stacy also recommended the book The Urban SketchingHandbook- Understanding Perspective by Stephanie Bower (ISBN978-1-63159-128-0)
and a Christmas cookie fromthe book
Linda Luke is teaching avariety of watercolor coursesat Maryland Hall this fall andwinter To view a full list ofupcoming classes visitlindalukecom 1212 Watercolor Florals 118 Watercolor for Beginnersor Those Who Would Like toBegin Again 215 Watercolor for Beginnersor Those Who Would Like toBegin Again 227-28 Winter 2-DayWorkshop
For more information andphotos are located at ldquoGalleryrdquoand ldquoMembers Postingrdquo onthe AWC Website Click HERE to send us yournews for next month
NewslettersI appreciate your feedbackand ideas as we move forwardwith this new format Thanksand have a creative fall Cat Paschal DolchNewsletter Editor
Submit to theNewsletter
Send articles by the 19th of
each month to Cat Paschal Dolch
catherinedolchgmailcom
Upcoming Workshop Registration is now open for the Mark Hiles workshop onlandscapes to be held January 25 2020 at Woods MemorialPresbyterian Church
Mark started painting and drawing at the early age of five and hewas receiving commissions and winning awards by the time hegraduated from high school He studied at the Schuler School ofFine Art under many noted artists His bold brushwork combinesthe relationships of beauty color form and light Mark says ldquo I amalways searching for subject matter that gives a new view into thebeauty of nature As I travel and explore certain factors spark mycreative process Color composition and effects of light or a few ofthese factors as well as the subject matter My challenge is to invitethe viewer into my creative process and hopefully get a taste of theexcitement and enjoyment I get and creating the artworkldquo
We look forward to learning more about his creative process in thelandscape workshop he will present to our club Please use the linkbelow to print the form Saturday January 25 Mark Hiles will work with us on a traditionallandscape CLICK TO DOWNLOAD REGISTRATION FORM
Join the AWCor Renew YourMembership
Send membership dues tothe Incoming MembershipChair
Karen deGraffenreid Membership Chair 1023 Boom Court
Annapolis MD 21401
Tuesday March 10 April Rimpo will focus on a night scene Saturday May 2 Pam Wenger will be back by popular demandand this time she will be work with us on portraits All of our workshops will be held at Woods Memorial PresbyterianChurch Nancy Flack Workshop Chair Susan Engel Workshop Vice-Chair
Board Meeting Board Members Linda Luke President - 4104767770
Kris Angelis Secretary - 4105073645
Sheryl Paris Treasurer - 4102246978
Cheryl Duvall Past President - 410 9522910 Members at Large Ron Thomas Program Coordinator - 4432997220
Joan Machinchick Exhibits Chair - 4107577901
Barbara Burns Exhibits Vice-Chair - 4106475047
Nancy Flack Workshop Chair - 4102795536
Susan Engel Workshop Vice Chair - 4439499349
Karen Elliott Publicity Chair - 7039275875
Cat Paschal Dolch Newsletter - 3019434183
Liz Grimes Webmaster - 4104373928
June Poole Sunshine Club - 4106937503
Karen deGraffenreid Membership - 4102555875
Kathi Scott Hospitality - 4107577029
Richard Schatz Special Projects - 4434829553
Connie Robinson Social Media - 4105330991
Eileen Hempel Publicity Photographer - 5037585479
Copyright copy 2019 Annapolis Watercolor Club All rights reserved You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website
Our mailing address is
Annapolis Watercolor ClubPO Box 6030
Annapolis MD 21401-0030
Add us to your address book
Want to change how you receive these emails You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
Many thanks go to Stacy Lund-Levy for the excellent workshop shepresented on November 9 on Urban Landscapes Her patientmanner and informative teaching methods allowed the participantsto see how an urban landscape is developed from start to finish Stacy also shared a list of some of her favorite artists known fortheir talents in urban landscape watercolor painting
She recommends that you put the term ldquo Watercolorldquo in front of thename of any of the artists below that you might like to search formore information
Alvaro CastagnetJohn SalminenChien Chung WeiJoseph ZbukvicKeiko TanabeIan StewartCornelia Dragan
Stacy also recommended the book The Urban SketchingHandbook- Understanding Perspective by Stephanie Bower (ISBN978-1-63159-128-0)
and a Christmas cookie fromthe book
Linda Luke is teaching avariety of watercolor coursesat Maryland Hall this fall andwinter To view a full list ofupcoming classes visitlindalukecom 1212 Watercolor Florals 118 Watercolor for Beginnersor Those Who Would Like toBegin Again 215 Watercolor for Beginnersor Those Who Would Like toBegin Again 227-28 Winter 2-DayWorkshop
For more information andphotos are located at ldquoGalleryrdquoand ldquoMembers Postingrdquo onthe AWC Website Click HERE to send us yournews for next month
NewslettersI appreciate your feedbackand ideas as we move forwardwith this new format Thanksand have a creative fall Cat Paschal DolchNewsletter Editor
Submit to theNewsletter
Send articles by the 19th of
each month to Cat Paschal Dolch
catherinedolchgmailcom
Upcoming Workshop Registration is now open for the Mark Hiles workshop onlandscapes to be held January 25 2020 at Woods MemorialPresbyterian Church
Mark started painting and drawing at the early age of five and hewas receiving commissions and winning awards by the time hegraduated from high school He studied at the Schuler School ofFine Art under many noted artists His bold brushwork combinesthe relationships of beauty color form and light Mark says ldquo I amalways searching for subject matter that gives a new view into thebeauty of nature As I travel and explore certain factors spark mycreative process Color composition and effects of light or a few ofthese factors as well as the subject matter My challenge is to invitethe viewer into my creative process and hopefully get a taste of theexcitement and enjoyment I get and creating the artworkldquo
We look forward to learning more about his creative process in thelandscape workshop he will present to our club Please use the linkbelow to print the form Saturday January 25 Mark Hiles will work with us on a traditionallandscape CLICK TO DOWNLOAD REGISTRATION FORM
Join the AWCor Renew YourMembership
Send membership dues tothe Incoming MembershipChair
Karen deGraffenreid Membership Chair 1023 Boom Court
Annapolis MD 21401
Tuesday March 10 April Rimpo will focus on a night scene Saturday May 2 Pam Wenger will be back by popular demandand this time she will be work with us on portraits All of our workshops will be held at Woods Memorial PresbyterianChurch Nancy Flack Workshop Chair Susan Engel Workshop Vice-Chair
Board Meeting Board Members Linda Luke President - 4104767770
Kris Angelis Secretary - 4105073645
Sheryl Paris Treasurer - 4102246978
Cheryl Duvall Past President - 410 9522910 Members at Large Ron Thomas Program Coordinator - 4432997220
Joan Machinchick Exhibits Chair - 4107577901
Barbara Burns Exhibits Vice-Chair - 4106475047
Nancy Flack Workshop Chair - 4102795536
Susan Engel Workshop Vice Chair - 4439499349
Karen Elliott Publicity Chair - 7039275875
Cat Paschal Dolch Newsletter - 3019434183
Liz Grimes Webmaster - 4104373928
June Poole Sunshine Club - 4106937503
Karen deGraffenreid Membership - 4102555875
Kathi Scott Hospitality - 4107577029
Richard Schatz Special Projects - 4434829553
Connie Robinson Social Media - 4105330991
Eileen Hempel Publicity Photographer - 5037585479
Copyright copy 2019 Annapolis Watercolor Club All rights reserved You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website
Our mailing address is
Annapolis Watercolor ClubPO Box 6030
Annapolis MD 21401-0030
Add us to your address book
Want to change how you receive these emails You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
Upcoming Workshop Registration is now open for the Mark Hiles workshop onlandscapes to be held January 25 2020 at Woods MemorialPresbyterian Church
Mark started painting and drawing at the early age of five and hewas receiving commissions and winning awards by the time hegraduated from high school He studied at the Schuler School ofFine Art under many noted artists His bold brushwork combinesthe relationships of beauty color form and light Mark says ldquo I amalways searching for subject matter that gives a new view into thebeauty of nature As I travel and explore certain factors spark mycreative process Color composition and effects of light or a few ofthese factors as well as the subject matter My challenge is to invitethe viewer into my creative process and hopefully get a taste of theexcitement and enjoyment I get and creating the artworkldquo
We look forward to learning more about his creative process in thelandscape workshop he will present to our club Please use the linkbelow to print the form Saturday January 25 Mark Hiles will work with us on a traditionallandscape CLICK TO DOWNLOAD REGISTRATION FORM
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Tuesday March 10 April Rimpo will focus on a night scene Saturday May 2 Pam Wenger will be back by popular demandand this time she will be work with us on portraits All of our workshops will be held at Woods Memorial PresbyterianChurch Nancy Flack Workshop Chair Susan Engel Workshop Vice-Chair
Board Meeting Board Members Linda Luke President - 4104767770
Kris Angelis Secretary - 4105073645
Sheryl Paris Treasurer - 4102246978
Cheryl Duvall Past President - 410 9522910 Members at Large Ron Thomas Program Coordinator - 4432997220
Joan Machinchick Exhibits Chair - 4107577901
Barbara Burns Exhibits Vice-Chair - 4106475047
Nancy Flack Workshop Chair - 4102795536
Susan Engel Workshop Vice Chair - 4439499349
Karen Elliott Publicity Chair - 7039275875
Cat Paschal Dolch Newsletter - 3019434183
Liz Grimes Webmaster - 4104373928
June Poole Sunshine Club - 4106937503
Karen deGraffenreid Membership - 4102555875
Kathi Scott Hospitality - 4107577029
Richard Schatz Special Projects - 4434829553
Connie Robinson Social Media - 4105330991
Eileen Hempel Publicity Photographer - 5037585479
Copyright copy 2019 Annapolis Watercolor Club All rights reserved You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website
Our mailing address is
Annapolis Watercolor ClubPO Box 6030
Annapolis MD 21401-0030
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