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September/October 2016 Utah Watercolor Society UWS 2016-2017 Board President: Ann Galt [email protected] Vice President: Jennifer Love [email protected] Recording Secretary: Julie Hopkins [email protected] Exhibition Committee: Barbara Kidd [email protected] Membership: Gail Wilhelmsen [email protected] Communications: Mary Pusey [email protected] Newsletter Editor: Deena Millecam [email protected] Publicity: Sherry Meidell [email protected] Education Programs: Julie Ickes [email protected] Mini-Workshops: Sandy Sleeper [email protected] Lori Burchinal [email protected] Paint-Outs: Maggie Harrison [email protected] Blaine Clayton [email protected] WFWS Delegate: Kristi Grussendorf [email protected] Past President & WFWS Alternate: Colleen Reynolds [email protected] One, Two Star, Signature: Roxane Pfister [email protected] Facebook Page: Toni Youngblood [email protected] UWS-CVC President: Phil Harrison [email protected] Website: www.utahwatercolor.org Email: [email protected] President’s Message Ann Galt Speaking of Workshops...We have an exciting line up of workshops this year. Upcoming are Shelley Young and Bruce Robertson—both award winners at the 2016 Small Works Exhibition—and Iain Stewart—national award winner and incredible watercolor artist. CVC had David Lobenberg’s fun California Vibe Workshop this summer and will host Robert Burridge in October. I have been thinking about the value of workshops and the opportunity workshops provide for UWS members. Financially, our goal is to break even on workshops. So we try to make them an economical value to you, but to our organization, also. Did you know that our workshops help support our exhibitions? We try to keep entry fees under control so that you can enter our exhibitions on a regular basis, but exhibition expenses can add up. This often means the exhibitions need subsidies. These subsidies come from our workshops. But more than economics, workshops invigorate. They provide incentive and energy. They reinforce. Workshops provide new skills. Don't we want to learn new ways to express ourselves—to make our paintings stand out and represent our intent? New skills allow us to experiment. Workshops provide new or alternative points of view. Or maybe the information finally just clicks. You hear the information in a new way and enter the process with more confidence. A specific instructor speaks to you more than others have. New processes evolve your work. They assist you to develop your idea in a more meaningful, expressive way. Sue Martin recently told the Sandy Guild members, “If you want to paint differently, change your process.” Workshops are about you. They are a gift to yourself. They offer concentrated painting time with those of like mind. With other artists you get support, feedback, and encouragement. You learn. And what could be better than that. Knowledge is power and practice makes you successful in the eyes of the person that matters most...you...the watercolor artist. So, take workshops. Enjoy the camaraderie, learn from accomplished instructors, and make the time to paint for yourself. You are worth it and you are probably better than you think! -Ann Some highlights of this issue: read about the 2016 Small Works Exhibition re-cap, our upcoming workshops, our ZAP recommendation, Amazon Smile-UWS, and our September Meeting plans. A big THANKS to Barbara Kidd and her exhibition committee for their hard work in organizing and producing a fabulous 2016 Small Works Exhibition. Also, thank-you to Alpine Art, Inc. for hosting us! Lori Burchinal and Sandy Sleeper worked hard to learn the Mini Workshop ropes and have scheduled wonderful instructors for you. And, thanks to Lucy Partridge Beale for the Amazon Smile recommendation. Lola, Lola Drawing, and Cat by Ann Galt
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September/October 2016 Utah Watercolor Society
UWS 2016-2017 Board
President: Ann Galt
Vice President: Jennifer Love
Recording Secretary: Julie
Hopkins [email protected]
Exhibition Committee: Barbara
Kidd [email protected]
Membership: Gail Wilhelmsen
Communications: Mary Pusey
Newsletter Editor: Deena Millecam
Publicity: Sherry Meidell
Education Programs: Julie Ickes
Mini-Workshops:
Sandy Sleeper
Lori Burchinal
Paint-Outs:
Maggie Harrison
Blaine Clayton
WFWS Delegate: Kristi Grussendorf
Past President & WFWS Alternate:
Colleen Reynolds
One, Two Star, Signature:
Roxane Pfister
Facebook Page: Toni Youngblood
UWS-CVC President: Phil Harrison
Website: www.utahwatercolor.org
Email: [email protected]
President’s Message
Ann Galt
Speaking of Workshops...We have an exciting line up of workshops this year.
Upcoming are Shelley Young and Bruce Robertson—both award winners at
the 2016 Small Works Exhibition—and Iain Stewart—national award winner
and incredible watercolor artist. CVC had David Lobenberg’s fun California
Vibe Workshop this summer and will host Robert Burridge in October.
I have been thinking about the value of workshops and the opportunity
workshops provide for UWS members. Financially, our goal is to break even on
workshops. So we try to make them an economical value to you, but to our
organization, also. Did you know that our workshops help support our
exhibitions? We try to keep entry fees under control so that you can enter our
exhibitions on a regular basis, but exhibition expenses can add up. This often
means the exhibitions need subsidies. These subsidies come from our
workshops. But more than economics, workshops invigorate. They provide
incentive and energy. They reinforce. Workshops provide new skills. Don't we
want to learn new ways to express ourselves—to make our paintings stand out
and represent our intent? New skills allow us to experiment. Workshops provide
new or alternative points of view. Or maybe the information finally just clicks.
You hear the information in a new way and enter the process with more
confidence. A specific instructor speaks to you more than others have. New
processes evolve your work. They assist you to develop your idea in a more
meaningful, expressive way. Sue Martin recently told the Sandy Guild members,
“If you want to paint differently, change your process.” Workshops are about
you. They are a gift to yourself. They offer concentrated painting time with those
of like mind. With other artists you get support, feedback, and encouragement.
You learn. And what could be better than that. Knowledge is power and practice
makes you successful in the eyes of the person that matters most...you...the
watercolor artist. So, take workshops. Enjoy the camaraderie, learn from
accomplished instructors, and make the time to paint for yourself. You are worth
it and you are probably better than you think!
-Ann
Some highlights of this issue: read about the 2016
Small Works Exhibition re-cap, our upcoming
workshops, our ZAP recommendation, Amazon
Smile-UWS, and our September Meeting plans. A
big THANKS to Barbara Kidd and her exhibition
committee for their hard work in organizing and
producing a fabulous 2016 Small Works
Exhibition. Also, thank-you to Alpine Art, Inc. for
hosting us! Lori Burchinal and Sandy Sleeper
worked hard to learn the Mini Workshop ropes and
have scheduled wonderful instructors for you. And,
thanks to Lucy Partridge Beale for the Amazon
Smile recommendation.
Lola, Lola Drawing, and Cat by Ann Galt
UWS EVENT CALENDAR Location for UWS Member Meetings
Sons of Utah Pioneers building 3301 E. Louise Ave (2920 S.)
Salt Lake City, UT 84109
Sep-16
1 UWS Fall Exhibition Deadline 8pm.
6 UWS Member Meeting, Opening Social 7:00pm.
10 Paint Out at Copperton Park 10am. Bring lunch
13 CVC Member Meeting
17 CVC Workshop, Michael Bingham 9am-4pm
23-24 Mini Workshop-Shelly Redford Young & Bruce Robertson: ‘Visual Vibrations
Through Watercolor Paint’.
Oct-16
3-7 UWS Fall Workshop, National artist, Iain Stewart (AWS/NWS))
4 UWS Member Meeting National artist, Iain Stewart presenting 7:00pm.
4 Drop off option for CVC Fall Show (drop off paintings at 6:30pm)
7 UWS Fall Member Exhibition Lodge Gallery Simmons Pioneer Memorial
Theatre (through Nov 5th)
11 CVC Member Meeting
14 CVC Fall Show entries due. (Location TBA – Contact Brenda Brunello for
information)
15 Paint Out (Pete’s Rock 10:00 am)
15 CVC Workshop, Pat Leake 9am-4pm
Nov-16
1 UWS Member Meeting, Brent Laycock presenting
1 WFWS entries due. Contact Kristi Grussendorf
8 CVC Member Meeting
18-19 UWS Mini Workshop, Sue Martin Variations on a Theme
Dec-16
6 UWS Member Meeting, Holiday Social
13 CVC Member Meeting
Jan-17
3 UWS Member Meeting
10 CVC Member Meeting
20-21 UWS Mini Workshop, Jeannie Millecam presenting
Feb-17
7 UWS Member Meeting
14 CVC Member Meeting
Mar-17
7 UWS Member Meeting
14 CVC Member Meeting
17-18 UWS Mini Workshop, Willamarie Huelskamp, Alterations – How to better
critique our own work
Apr-17
4 UWS Member Meeting
11 CVC Member Meeting
May-17
2 UWS Member Meeting, Janet Rogers presenting
9 CVC Member Meeting
1-5 UWS Spring Workshop, National artist, Janet Rogers
6 UWS Member Meeting, Closing Social / Annual Member Meeting
13 CVC Member Meeting
June-17
6 UWS Member Meeting, Annual member meeting & vote / Closing Social
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Tuesday, September 6th
Member Meeting at
7:00pm
Join us for an exciting night as Iain
Stewart (AWS/NWS) demonstrates
his beautiful watercolor technique.
Iain’s work has received top
awards in international competition.
He is a fine artist, workshop
instructor, and architectural
illustrator with an international
clientele. Iain also works as an
adjunct professor at Auburn
University where he teaches
architecture in watercolor.
October Fall Member
Meeting. Tuesday, Oct
4th at 7:00pm.
Iain Stewart From Union
Square by Iain
Stewart
Let's get together for the start of
the UWS year! Come hear about
the 2016-2017 plans for the year.
• Dates of Monthly Meetings
• Workshops, Exhibitions and
Paint-Out Schedules
• What's new with WFWS
• CVC News
• Sell and/or trade art supplies at
Swap N’ Sell. Sign Up Now!
• UWS Google Calendar --get
connected!
• Amazon Smile—Choose UWS
as your non-profit!
• Pinterest—Don't have an
account? Learn how to sign up!
• Membership --Renew or Join!
• Framing—tips, demos, and
details!
• Raffle
Image sources: public domain. Copyright belongs to photographer/designer
Taught by Shelley Redford Young
and Bruce D. Robertson. As the
saying goes, a face can launch a
thousand ships. Participants will look
forward to discussing the head and
face and ways to use vibrant color to
express flesh tones and shadows.
This workshop is full. Please contact
Sandy Sleeper at
[email protected] for wait
list information.
The Fall workshop is full! Contact
Jennifer Love if you would like to be
put on a waiting list.
Iain Stewart is a signature of the
National Watercolor Society (NWS)
and American Watercolor Society
(AWS). His work has received top
awards in international competition.
In addition to working as a fine art
artist and workshop instructor, Iain
is an architectural illustrator with an
international clientele and an
Adjunct Professor at Auburn
University where he teaches
Architecture in watercolor.
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UWS Fall 2016 Workshop
with Iain Stewart.
October 3-7, 2016
UWS Paint Outs
Find us at Copperton Park Sat.
Sept. 10th at 10:00am.
8791 W. Park Street. Take
Bangerter Hwy to Rte 48, Old
Bingham Road. Then Southwest to
Copperton (4.4 mi). Turn left at 300
East to go south to 200 South.
Bring your lunch. We will enjoy this
time together!
Sat. October 15th @ 10:00 am we
will meet at Pete’s Rock. Take
Wasatch Blvd to 5789 South (to the
parking lot for Mt Olympus
Trailhead). We will not hike, but will
paint up a storm! Lunch to be
announced.
Questions or suggestions? call
Maggie Harrison 801 363 6274 or
Blaine Clayton 801 755 6988
The annual Fall Exhibition is for
UWS Members only. Entries are
due September 1st by 8:00pm!!
Our Fall Member Exhibition will be
Oct 7th – Nov 5th at the Loge
Gallery at Simmons Pioneer
Memorial Theater. Click here to
enter. Iain Stewart, Juror.
2016 UWS Fall Member
Exhibition
42nd Western
Federation of
Watercolor
Societies (WFWS)
2016 Exhibition
Yep, it’s that time again! If you
haven’t been painting, it’s time to
start! Let’s make this a record year
for UWS entries in this prestigious
show! This year, our WFWS juror is
Jeanie McGuire, AWS, and our
friends in Eugene, Oregon are
hosting the exhibition. (check out the
fun video on our WFWS website).
The most important date is
November 1st when all entries are
due to our WFWS delegate, Kristi
Grussendorf. Please email
[email protected] or text
questions to 801-673-6883. Make
sure you leave your name!
Remember that the UWS covers all
shipping costs for the accepted
entries from SLC to Eugene and back
again. We can’t be responsible,
however, for additional shipment
costs.
UWS Mini Workshop:
September 23-24, 2016
Visual Vibrations Through
Watercolor Paint
UWS 2015 Fall Exhibition Best of Show
Magdalene Religious Goods and Coffee Grotto
by Kristi Grussendorf
Image sources: public domain. Copyright belongs to photographer/designer
Come join the Paint Out fun this year!
UWS Past President, Sue Martin,
presents a mini workshop exploring
the many possibilities of painting the
same subject matter repeatedly.
Variations on a Theme: Why paint
the same thing over and over?
Participants will work from their own
reference photo and create a body of
work (at least 4 paintings), using a
single reference. Students will vary
mood and meaning by changing
design elements (color, composition,
texture, value, etc.), and adding other
water media (ink, gouache, graphite,
collage, etc.). This will be a safe
place to experiment and have fun!
All mini workshops will be 9am-4pm
at SUP Building. 3301 E. 2920 S.
(Louise Ave) SLC, UT (unless
otherwise specified).
UWS Mini Workshop:
November 18-19, 2016
Variations on a Theme
Paintings by Sue Martin
UWS and Member Workshops
Upcoming UWS National Artist Workshops – Long-term Outlook
2016-2017 UWS Mini Workshops All mini workshops will be 9am-4pm at SUP Building. 3301 E. 2920 S. (Louise
Ave) SLC, UT (unless otherwise specified).
• Shelly Redford Young and Bruce Robertson, Sep 23-24, 2016. Visual
Vibrations Through Watercolor Paint
• Sue Martin, Nov 18-19, 2016 ‘Variations on a Theme’
• Jeannie Millecam, Jan.20-21, 2017 Subject TBA
• Willamarie Huelskamp, Mar 17-18, 2017. Subject: ‘Alterations’
2016 UWS Fall Workshop with Iain Stewart, AWS/NWS Oct 3-7, 2016 9am-4pm each day. Sons of Utah Pioneers Bldg.
The workshop is full. If you would like to be placed on the waiting list contact
Jennifer Love [email protected].
Colleen Reynolds Workshops Brusho® Workshop, Colleen Reynolds Watercolor Workshops, Oct 15, Nov 12,
and Dec 10, 2016. Held downstairs at the Sons of Utah Pioneers, 3301 E 2920
S (Louise Ave), Salt Lake City, Utah. Join UWS Past President, Colleen
Reynolds, to learn specific watercolor techniques. $100 each workshop. But
wait! Colleen offers early payment incentives and a $15 discount for seniors.
Learn more on Colleen’s website www.colleenreynolds.com. Scroll to the
bottom of the home page to see current class enrollment options.
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Iain Stewart
Oct 3-7, 2016
Website
Janet Rogers
May 1-5, 2017
Website
Keiko Tanabe
Oct 2-6, 2017
Website
Jean Haines
Apr 30-May 1, 2018
May 2-3, 2018
May 4-6, 2018
Website
2016 UWS Member Small
Works Exhibition
Hosted by Alpine Art and Frame
Salt Lake City, Utah
July 15-August 13
Diana Gardiner, Juror
Best of Show
Bruce Robertson,
American Fork Canyon
Awards of Merit:
Shelley Redford Young, Merideth
Tom Howard, Oquirrh Mountain
Spring
Juror's Awards:
Terrece Beesley, Trail Ride
Mary Pusey, Cliff Rose on
Panorama Point
Colleen Reynolds, Golden Chill
Past Presidents Award:
Barbara Kidd, Wanchai Market
Honorable Mention:
Sherry Meidell, Mother
Laura Hawley, Snowshoeing
Irene Rampton, Ingenue
Merchant's’ Award:
Mary Jane Grow, Sunlit Leaves
Ann Galt, Capital Reef 2015
Image sources: public domain. Copyright belongs to photographer/designer
American Fork Canyon by Bruce
Robertson
Small
Works
Opening
Reception
and Awards
Colleen Reynolds’ painting Picasa
Pedestal won Juror’s Award at the
42nd Annual Eccles Statewide Show
in Ogden.
She also has 18 paintings on
display at the offices of Retirement
Strategy Group, 6695 S 1300 E.
The paintings with floral, landscape
and aviary themes will be on display
and for sale, Aug 6 - Dec 6, 2016.
Linda also won 2nd place at the
Local Colors Sugarhouse Plein Air
event. Her painting is titled
Sugarhouse Park
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Member News
Phil Harrison Received 2nd
Place Senior Watercolor Division
in the 2016 Cache County Fair
Fields North of Hyrum.
Colleen also received a 1st Place
award for her painting, Rhapsody in
Spring at the ISA Summer Show at
Red Butte Gardens.
Jennifer Love is pleased to be
participating in a three-artist show at
the Utah Arts Festival Gallery
October 21st - November 11th. The
show is titled "Ghosts of the Great
Basin" and the artist reception will
be the night of Salt Lake Gallery
Stroll on Oct 21st from 6-9pm
UWS bids farewell to a dear friend
and fellow artist, Nancy Vollum
Swanson, who passed away on
Friday, July 29th. Nancy was a
member of Art at the Main artist co-
op gallery since its inception. She
was also a member of the Utah
Watercolor Society for many
years. She will be truly missed. Art
at the Main hosted a retrospective
of Nancy's work in August. Fallen 2 by Jennifer Love
Working Girl by Kristi Grussendorf
won Best of Show in the 2016
Wyoming Watercolor National
Exhibition. (Juror: Frank Francese)
In Memoriam Of Nancy
Vollum Swanson
Maggie Harrison won Best of Show
for her painting, Sugar House
Evening, at this year’s Local Colors
Sugarhouse Plein Air event.
Linda Flannery won 3rd place at
the ISA show at Red Butte Garden
Sunset Thunder.
Did you know that every time you
shop on Amazon, UWS could
benefit? Use the AmazonSmile
program to shop for any Amazon
product! Choose the Utah
Watercolor Society as your
organization of choice (if the
location states “Bountiful,” this is
correct. We are working on the
address correction). As a non-
profit, UWS will receive a portion of
the sale! Support us today. Thank
you UWS member, Lucy Partridge
Beale, for informing us about this
program! Click below to set up
UWS as your nonprofit of choice!
https://smile.amazon.com/ch/51-
0188230
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New UWS eBlast Request Form
The UWS has incorporated a new
and easy method for our members to
submit a request for an email blast.
We have a new interactive form
available on our website. Click Email
Blast Request Form on the
Resources page or the Contact Us
page.
When the UWS Blast Request Form
comes up, follow these three (3)
easy steps:
1) Fill in all the appropriate contact
info and content blocks, and answer
appropriate questions.
2) Upload your image by selecting
"Choose File" then locate your
image on your computer or personal
device to attach it.
3) Click the yellow "Submit" button
Your blast request will be directed to
our UWS Communications Chair.
Alpine Mat Company
Special custom framing prices on
“simple requests” using Alpine Mat
Company's in-stock frame
moldings, white or off-white mats,
regular glass (not Plexiglass), and
white foam board backing. 235
West Plymouth Ave. (3750 S.),
Suite 4, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
(801) 485-5515 Visit website
Atelier AFA Foto Digital
5% discount on digital scanning
and print services. (Ask for UWS
member discount with member
card). 234 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City,
UT 84111 Visit website
CRB Endeavors
10% off Daniel Smith paints. Visit
website
Crystal Inn
Special room rates for UWS
members. Visit website
Fuhriman’s Framing & Fine Art
20% discount on custom frames
and mats (not including glass or
fitting). 75 S. Main Street, Logan,
UT 84321. (435) 752-0370. Visit
Facebook page
Visual Arts Institute (VAI)
Discount to UWS members on VAI
Flex passes for art classes. Visit
website.
Merchant Partners
UWS Member Cards New UWS business cards will
become your “UWS Membership
Card” and will arrive with your
membership directory in the Fall.
In the meantime, redeem
Merchant Partner offers with last
year’s business cards, or just say
“I’m with the Utah Watercolor
Society!” Don’t forget to say it with
pride!
Membership Corner
The UWS needs
volunteers like you! Every UWS Board position will
eventually need a replacement.
Please consider volunteering.
Contact any Board member if you
have interest in learning the duties
of his/her position. Your
willingness to serve will help keep
our organization going strong!
Welcome to new UWS members
Margaret Pettis, Carol Tripp, and
Kim Gordon.
Benefits of UWS membership!
• Have your show or event
advertised with an official UWS
eBlast or in this newsletter
• Enter a show
• Take a workshop
• Get a link for your website
listed on the UWS website
• Get inspired at the monthly
meetings
Digital Newsletter The UWS Paint Spot
newsletter is email delivery
only and will also be posted at
www.utahwatercolor.org.
We are now involved in the 2016-
2017 UWS membership year. We
thank you for your patience in the
initiation of our new on-line registration
procedure. We had a few glitches, but
in general, it was successful. You can
still become involved in the activities of
the Utah Water Color Society; i.e.,
workshops, exhibits, monthly meetings
and demonstrations, and mini
workshops by joining online. Go
to http://www.utahwatercolor.org.
Please call Gail Wilhelmsen
(Membership Chair) if you need help in
registering 801-400-4459.
Art Supply SWAP N’
SELL
If you would like to be listed on the
UWS Instructors webpage, email
the following information to Mary
Pusey at [email protected]
1. Image of yourself
2. Image of one of your paintings
3. Your web address (if applicable)
4. Your email address or contact
information
5. Your credentials for instructing
6. Level of class(es) you teach
7. Type of Media
8. Location where you teach
Click here for examples of other
UWS instructors on the UWS
website.
UWS Water Media
Instructors
Check out the SWAP N’ SELL
tables at the upcoming September
member meeting. All transactions
to be handled privately by the
sellers. UWS will not be involved in
or responsible for any transactions.
Get Social With UWS! Click here to follow UWS Facebook
Click here to follow UWS Pinterest
Click here to follow UWS Twitter
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We met on West Center Street in Logan which is famous for some of the
classic older homes in town. Each member picked out the house and the
aspect that appealed most and went about drawing and painting, as they
chose. Just before lunch, we gathered for a short critique. After lunch, another
street was chosen and the process repeated.
We appreciate Margaret’s new approach to plein air, and learning about a wider
national and international community who are organized in this effort. We also
welcome Margaret as our newest UWS-CVC member, as she joined right after
the “sketch crawl” was over.
The UWS-CVC board includes both veterans and newcomers, and we are all
looking forward to learning our new duties. We expect a great year of learning
and practicing the fascinating art of watercolor painting.
Phil
UWS-CVC 2016-2017 Board
President: Phil Harrison
Vice President: Pat Leake
Secretary / Historian:
Raunde Thurgood
Treasurer / Membership:
Jill Bliesner [email protected]
Workshop Chairs:
Laura Hawley [email protected]
Kristi Grussendorf [email protected]
Roxane Pfister [email protected]
Exhibition Chair: Brenda Brunello
Exhibition Committee:
Eiko Anderson [email protected]
Leisha Firth [email protected]
Art Librarian: Kara Swensen
Plein Air Chairperson: Andi Jorgensen
Plein Air Committee Member: Leisha
Firth [email protected]
Critiques: Lester Lee
Social Media: Phil Parisi
Scholarship: DeAnna Hulme
Sandy Maxson
Lynda Nielsen
Isela Scheubel
Publicity: Nancy Eastmon
Video Specialists:
Doug Hyldahl
Cyndi Budge
Kent Baker
Hospitality: Arlene Price
News From the North – UWS Cache Valley Chapter (CVC)
President’s Message
This summer CVC had some wonderful plein air
activities. For one of these paint-outs, it was
suggested to a member by a local artist and teacher,
Margaret Pettis, to try ‘sketch-crawl.’ Margaret invited
us to join her in a “sketch crawl.” I had never heard of
this idea, but it is apparently an international
phenomenon. You can read more about this at
www.sketchcrawl.com.
Barn in Paradise by Phil Harrison-First Place in Senior Watercolor Division Cache County Fair. One of five Best of
Shows.
Phil Harrison
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CVC Member Meetings are held the
second Tuesday of each month at the
Logan Library. Blog Spot: www.uwscvc.blogspot.com
Join CVC for Getting Out of the
Normal with Michael Bingham.
Saturday, September 17th. 9am-4pm
at Ridgeline High School in Millville,
UT.
Michael will push your creativity
limits! He has spent 30 years as a
professional artist, designer, sculptor,
painter, illustrator and creativity
consultant. He currently serves as
the state representative for Utah high
school art teachers in the Utah Art
Education Association.
Come join us at Michael Bingham's
new art classroom at Ridgeline High
in Millville. $35 (bring your own
watercolors and brushes).
Registration is $35 (check payment
made out to UWS/CVC). Payment
must be sent to Laura Hawley.
Email Laura privately for her address
and any other questions at
Michael Bingham CVC
Workshop
Visit Michael’s website at
http://www.michaelbinghamstudi
o.com/
Join CVC Vice President, Pat
Leake, for Vibrant Color Intensity
With a Touch of Perspective and a
Touch of Design!
Saturday, October 15th. 9am-4pm.
(Location TBA)
Learn a simple method to lighten or
darken a main color to get vibrant
results. Create eye catching
personally designed shapes,
discover one and two point
perspective, and experiment with
color arrangement. These methods
are fun and can aid in enhancing
your watercolor compositions.
“I believe in basics which are
the building blocks to use to
express ourselves in satisfying
and sound compositions.”
Registration is $35 (check payment
made out to UWS/CVC). Payment
must be sent to Laura Hawley.
Email Laura privately for her address
and any other questions at
Pat Leake CVC Workshop
Utah Watercolor Society PO Box 581005 Salt Lake City, UT 84158-1005
website: www.utahwatercolor.org email: [email protected]
Cache Valley Chapter (CVC) News
Pics from “Sketchcrawl” taught by
Margaret Pettit for CVC Plein Air this
Summer.
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"David was charming, humorous and a
very caring instructor. He offered simple
clarifications and helpful exercises that
allowed each of us to explore, nurture
and release our own personal vibes in
brilliant colors. One of the most
entertaining sessions I've attended.”
~Dianne Sigfreid
"This was just an exceptional
workshop. Clear and concise
instruction. Lots of painting time and
best of all the instructor spent a lot of
individual time with participants and
divided his time equally among all.“
~Brenda Brunello
David Lobenberg CVC
Workshop RECAP
SktechCrawl
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