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September/October 2018 Utah Watercolor Society
UWS 2018-2019 Board
President: Julie Ickes
Vice President: Linda Flannery
Recording Secretary: Julie Hopkins
Exhibition Chair: Barbara Kidd
Exhibition Committee:
Small Works: Bessann Swanson
Spring Open Exhibition: Ann Galt
Fall Member Exhibition: Mary Pusey
One, Two Star, Signature:
Roxane Pfister
Membership: Art Sleeper (and
apprentice)
Communications/Publicity:
Jennifer Love
Newsletter Editor: Mary Pusey (and
apprentice)
Education Programs: Lucy Beale
Partridge, Emily Thomas
Mini-Workshops:
Sandy Sleeper
Lori Burchinal
Paint-Outs:
Neena Plant-Henninger
WFWS Delegate: Ann Galt
Past President & WFWS Alternate:
Jennifer Love
Journaling: Bessann Swanson
Social Media:
Hospitality: Maggie Harrison
Image Editing: Terreece Beesley
Bookkeeper: Cynthia Hepworth
UWS-CVC President: Leisa Firth
Scholarship: Tom Howard
Arts and the Parks: Maura
Naughton (and apprentice)
Archives: Kelly Holtman
2021 WFWS Chairs:
Kristi Grussendorf
Maura Naughton
2021 WFWS Committee:
Jennifer Love, Ann Galt
Steve Sheffield
Website: www.utahwatercolor.org
Email: [email protected]
President’s Message
Line: As you will see, tango in particular has beautiful lines.
Shape: In tango there is the gancho, boleo, secada, barrida, colgada, ocho,
parada and volcada, to name a few.
Color: The costumes in dance are works of art in their own right: Colorful,
flowing, beautiful.
Balance: One of the critical skills of a good dancer is their ability to turn on
one foot and perform other moves without relying upon their partner for
support.
Rhythm: Well, if you can’t keep rhythm with the music, dancing may not be
for you!
Space: Correct spacing is critical. Too close to your partner or another
couple and you bump into each other. Too far from your partner and you
lose connection.
Variety: Nobody wants to see or even dance the same moves all night.
Followers and audiences enjoy being surprised.
Form: Posture is critical. Lunges must have only one leg bent or the dancer
looks like they are squatting. Toes should point to elongate the legs.
Unity and Harmony: The couple needs to move together as one unit.
Contrast: Varity of speed, intensity, and height improve the dance quality.
Area of interest: Both partners need to look at and have their upper bodies
“flashlight” toward each other, not only for appearances, but to keep a
connection with one another in order to dance in unity.
UWS Paint Spot September/October 2018
I have always wanted to marry my
two loves together: Dance and Art.
For our September meeting I invited
my Argentine Tango friends to come
and perform for UWS. This is a photo
op, or if you are a fast sketcher, a
drawing and or painting opportunity.
I feel that performing arts and visual
arts have all the same elements. So
putting the two together is very
exciting. Here is such a list of art
elements and how I see them as they
pertain to Argentine tango.
As Anne of Green Gables might say,
both art and dance are very
“romantical”. I hope this experiment
goes well and that both dancers and
artists have a great experience!
Julie Ickes
Tango Passion by Julie Ickes
UWS Events Calendar
Location for UWS Member Meetings
Sons of Utah Pioneers building 3301 E. Louise Ave (2920 S.)
Salt Lake City, UT 84109
(Click blue links for more information)
Sept 18 UWS March Member Meeting
4 UWS September Member Meeting – Opening Social
8 Paint Out – Conservation Garden Park (see article)
11 CVC September Member Meeting – Opening social Pot Luck
14-15 Mini Workshop: Carl Purcell “Painting the Patterns of Nature”
29 Deliver Fall Show paintings to Visual Art Institute, Saturday -
9:00am – 2:00pm
Oct 18
2 UWS October Member Meeting: Demonstration by Frank Eber
9 CVC October Member Meeting
8-12 Fall Workshop with Frank Eber
13 Paint Out – Bountiful Pond (see article)
13 2018 Fall Member Exhibition October 13 – November 10
Loge Gallery, Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre,
300 So 1400 East, Salt Lake City
13 UWS Reception and Awards Ceremony, Saturday, 5:00-7:00pm,
Loge Gallery
Nov 18 Last day of "Living Landscape" Small Works Show
6 UWS November Member Meeting
13 CVC November Member Meeting
10 Last day of the Fall Member exhibit.
12 44th WFWS Deadline 8pm
16 Pick up Fall show paintings, Loge Gallery, 12-4pm
Dec 1818
4 UWS Member Meeting
11 CVC Member Meeting
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NEW
WEBSITE!
UWS will be rolling
out our new
website soon! In
order to keep
current on events,
be sure to register.
September Member Meeting
Tuesday, September 4, 7:00pm
Note: This meeting will be
downstairs (wheelchair access by
outside ramp).
Live Argentine Tango Dancers! Bring your cameras or sketching tools.
Get a first hand preview of this year's
activities.
Visit with your artist friends!
Photograph live dancers in colorful
costumes.
Eat yummy food
Hear reports about our summer
activities
Bring a Pot Luck item to share!
MEETING LOCATION
Sons of Utah Pioneers Hall (map)
3301 E. Louise Ave (2920 S.)
Salt Lake City, UT 84109
First Tuesday of each month. 7-9 pm.
Tuesday, October 2, 7:00pm
Frank Eber Demonstration
Frank Eber, the Fall Member Exhibition
Juror, will be demonstrating at the
October Member Meeting. Don’t Miss
Out!
MEETING LOCATION
Sons of Utah Pioneers Hall (map)
3301 E. Louise Ave (2920 S.)
Salt Lake City, UT 84109
First Tuesday of each month. 7-9 pm.
October Member Meeting
UWS partnered with Red Butte Gardens
this summer for a marvelous meld of
botanical inspiration. 85 entries from 57
artists, some entering a show for their first
time, transformed the foyer with color and
style. Since Red Butte Gardens is a
popular attraction in Salt Lake City,
visitation to the UWS show was high,
raising awareness of UWS, watercolor as
a medium and resulting in 36 sales
overall. Thanks to all who helped make it
happen and all who participated in this
exciting event!
2018 Small Works Show
A link will be emailed to you. Please
click on it so you can continue to
receive e-blasts. We want to keep
you informed about all of our
awesome events.
2018 Best of Show: Christi Heal “BlueBird”
UWS and Member Workshops
Upcoming UWS National Artist Workshops – Long-term Outlook
2018 UWS Mini Workshops
All mini workshops will be 9am-4pm at SUP Building. 3301 E. 2920 S.
(Louise Ave) SLC, UT (unless otherwise specified)
Frank Eber AWS, NWS, TWSA, Oct 1-5, 2018 “ How to Paint
Atmospheric Watercolors” with Frank Eber. Frank will be our UWS Fall
2018 workshop instructor and will jury the UWS 2018 Fall Member
Exhibition. This workshop will be a mix of plein air and studio. The
watercolor medium lends itself to capturing mood and atmosphere, Frank’s
expertise.
Betsy Dillard Stroud, AWS D.F., NWS May 6-10, 2019. UWS welcomes
Betsy Dillard Stroud to Salt Lake City for a“Mixed Magic” workshop with
acrylic and watercolor.
Frank Francese, NWS, TWSA-Master, Sep 30 – Oct 4, 2019. UWS
welcomes Frank Francese for a 5 day workshop of nature scenes, country
scenes, city scenes, beach scenes, and storms & moods.
Frank Eber
Fall 2018
Website
UWS Paint Spot September/October 2018
Betsy Dillard
Stroud
Spring 2019
Website
Frank
Francese
Fall 2019
Website
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Based in Central
California, Frank Eber is
a plein air
artist continuing in the
tradition of the 20th
century California Barbizon
movement. His body of
work inspires an emotional
response to Nature,
resulting in timeless,
enduring artwork.
UWS 2018 Fall Member
Exhibition
2017
Best of
Show
Jamaica
n Mama
by
Paige
Kimball
A closer look reveals subtlety in color, poetic impressions, and serene
beauty. “I am very conscious of my edges and never say ‘too much’. I think
it is important to leave some mystery, some room for imagination. When
you look at the finished piece, it is remarkable what you think you see that
is not really there! For me, that is one of the most beautiful things about
painting in watercolor!” Conveying atmosphere is Frank’s specialty. In fact,
it is the basis of all his work and teaching. Frank currently focuses on
watercolor and oils.
Juror, Frank Eber
Venue: Loge Gallery at Simmons
Pioneer Theatre
300 S. 1400 E. Salt Lake City
Exhibition Dates: October 13 –
November 10
UWS Reception and Awards Ceremony,
Saturday, October 13, 5:00-7:00pm,
Loge Gallery
Deliver paintings to Visual Art Institute,
Saturday, Sept. 29, - 9:00am – 2:00pm
PROSPECTUS Exhibition Chair: Mary Pusey
ARTISTS!:
Emails have been sent to those artists
who entered the UWS Fall Member
Exhibition. An email for each entry was
sent August 20th. Please check your
emails! If you haven’t received this
information, log on to the ArtCall website
to see the juror’s results, or contact Mary
Pusey for help.
UWS MEMBERSHIP
Do you still need to renew?
Each year, an April to July membership
drive occurs to remind past members of
the many benefits of UWS membership
with a goal of creating a new year
member directory that includes a majority
of the membership by the October
member meeting.
Please go to click here to renew your
membership. You can pay your dues on
line with a credit card or pay with a check
by first contacting Art Sleeper. If by
check, complete the online application
and click “continue” at the bottom of the
application. When the payment screen
opens, close out of the application and
your personal information will be saved.
Your renewal will be completed when
your check is received by Art.
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44th Western Federation of Watercolor Societies Exhibition
44th Western Federation of Watercolor
Societies Exhibition
Call for Entries/Registration begins August 15
May 1 - May 31, 2019
Utah Watercolor Society Members Only
hosted by the San Diego Watercolor Society
Deadline to Enter is: November 12, 2018 @ 8:00pm
Juror: Kathleen Conover AWS, NWS, ISEA, TWSA
Prospectus
Contact UWS Delegate for additional information or questions.
Ann Galt
Celebrations by Joyce Baron
Award of Excellence WFWS 2018
Apprentices Needed
This Year! The Arts and the Park Chair, Membership Chair, and Newsletter Chair need apprentices this year. The year will
be spent training for the 2019-20 year. If you have an interest in supporting your watercolor society and would like
to give back, please contact Julie Ickes, President UWS, Mary Pusey, Newsletter Editor, Art Sleeper, Membership,
or Maura Naughton, Arts and the Park.
October 1-5, 2018
Definitely a painter’s painter, Frank Eber works in a direct,
loose style influenced by the Old World masters. Typical in his art
are color mixes and light that evoke nostalgia while remaining
absolutely in the present. Frank’s watercolor workshops reach
beyond technique, encouraging individual expression and
observing the elusive balance of forces that create beauty in
painting. The techniques you will learn in Frank’s workshops
transcend the watercolor medium, as they, acrylics, tempera,
pastels.
Frank Eber Workshop
Grand by Frank Eber
ARTIST’S STATEMENT:
"Painting should go deeper than copying nature as it is. It should be a personal response and a characterization of
what is before us and in harmony with it. I try to understand a scene, but not intellectually. I can paint it how it is, that’s
easy. The interpretation of the thing that’s underneath–what gives it life–I’d like to find. The energy that makes it. In
essence I am trying to paint what cannot be painted.”
Please joins us for our Fall Workshop with a Nationally Known Artist. Franks Ebers personal style and eagerness to
work with each student is certain to create a memorable workshop experience.
Questions: Linda Flannery, workshop coordinator.
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MEMBER NEWS
Joy Nunn will be in a show at the Loge Gallery,
Simmons Pioneer Theatre, 300 South 1400 East on
the University of Utah campus. This show corresponds
to the play titled "Miss Bennet: Christmas at
Pemberley" which runs from Nov. 30th through Dec.
15, 2018. The play begins each night at 7:30 pm. Art
lovers do not have to attend the performance
(although it looks like it will be a fun show, especially
for Jane Austen enthusiasts) to see the artwork.
Loge Gallery Hours are: Monday - Friday, 10 am - 6
pm, and Saturday during performances.
UWS signature
member Roland
Lee's watercolor
paintings are
featured in a new
book published by
Zion National Park
Forever Project.
"Mukuntuweap,
Landscape and
Story of Zion
Canyon" is a full-
color
Emily Thomas Beginner Watercolor Class.
LET'S PAINT!!!
Midway Art Association is offering a beginner watercolor
class starting on Monday, August 27th and then every
Thursday after that including: Sept. 6th, 13th, 20th and
27th, and October 4th and 11th. It will be held a MAA's
studio in the community center. The classes will be from 6-
9 pm and will be $220.00 with class size limited to the first
10 that sign up. The class will be taught by Emily
Thomas, an art teacher in Alpine School District. She is a
member of the UWS and loves to travel and plein air paint.
Terrece Beesley will
be teaching Monday
watercolor classes for
beginners and
intermediates at The
Eccles Community Art
Center starting
September 10th. Call
the Eccles for more
information (801) 392-
6935.
We were so pleased with the participants and beautiful art
entered into this show! We’d like to thank everyone involved
from Ellen Trickler and her committee to the 35 artists who
participated. It was held at Fuhriman’s Framing and Fine Art
on Main street in Logan. 50 pieces were submitted with
several selling. Judge of the show was Lester Lee, Cache
Valley artist.
CVC Summer Show - Recap
Amateur
Best of Show: Jim Lee "Burning Bush" Award of
Excellence: Dianne (Sig) Siegfried "The Bubble Buster"
Award of Merit: Ann Galt "Capitol Reef Road Trip"
Honorable Mention: Jana Parkin "Just After Sunrise at Bear
Lake"
Juror's Award: Jodie West "Meander"
People's Choice: Barnett
Baldessin "Summer Blunt"
Professional
Best of Show: Richard A.
Garland "Summer Storm"
Award of Excellence: Barnett
Baldessin "Sommer Blunt"
Award of Merit: Rebecca
Johnson "Hydrate" Honorable
Mention: Roxane Pfister "Summer Raving"
Juror's Award: Andi Jorgensen "Humming
into Summer"
”Here and There” paintings by Terrece Beesley will
be featured at Art at the Main Gallery
from Sept. 11 – Oct. 13th. Reception: Sept. 14th 6-9
Gallery Stroll. Meet and greet the artist Saturday,
Sept 15, from 2-6 pm
144 page softcover book with essays about Zion by
Lyman Hafen and 30 paintings by Roland Lee.
Conservation Garden Park Paint Out Sept. 8, 2018
Please join us for the Utah Watercolor Society September
2018 Paint Out
Location:
Conservation Garden Park
8275 South 1300 West, West Jordan, UT 84088
Saturday September 8, 2018
10 am to 12 pm
This is a rain or shine event.
Lunch afterward at:
Chabaar Beyond Thai
87 W 7200 S, Midvale, UT 84047
801-566-5100
UWS PAINT OUT
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Conservation Garden Park is located on
the grounds of Jordan Valley Water
Conservancy District at 8215 South 1300
West, West Jordan, Utah. There is a
variety of potential painting subjects,
including a giant outdoor chess set, a
garden pergola, fantastic views of the
Wasatch Mountains, gardens, nearby
canals, a greenhouse, a central plaza
with interesting features, as well as an
architecturally interesting visitor center,
which has public restrooms and ample
parking. We have been granted
permission to paint out of doors either in
the gardens or on the plaza. We'll meet
in the center of the plaza at 12 noon to
compare notes, share friendly critiques,
and take photos to remember our good
times!
Click the blue link above for more
information.
More photos.
UWS Paint Spot September/October 2018
Image sources: public domain. Copyright belongs to photographer/designer
Did you know that we have a UWS
library? Contact Cindy Hepworth
([email protected]) to borrow
and return books or DVDs within a 30
day timeframe. We will add to our
UWS library each year. Let Cindy
know of your recommendations.
A partial list of available books and
DVDs are below. Check with Cindy
Hepworth for full list.
BOOKS
Painting with Your Artist's Brain Carl
Purcell
Painting Cowboys Don Weller
Painting Life with Life in
Watercolor Bev Jozwiak
Capturing Light and Atmosphere
Keiko Tanabe
DVDs
DVDs from Roland Lee, Brent
Laycock, Bev Jozwiak, Keiko Tanabe
and more. New additions are added
as purchased.
UWS Library
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Articles, announcements, or ads
edited by UWS are intended to be
informational. Articles or
announcements by artists reflect
the artists’ opinions and personal
promotions, not those of
UWS. The inclusion of an ad or
link does not constitute a specific
UWS endorsement or
sponsorship.
Published by the Utah Watercolor
Society, a 501(c)3 organization
since 1974
© UWS’s Paint Spot
Volunteer For the
UWS Board
2018-2019 Year is fast
approaching and we need
your help!
Contact Julie Ickes at
[email protected] if you
are interested in serving on the
2018-2019 UWS Board.
Training is available for every
position. Your help makes our
organization run smoothly!
Artist Opportunity!
Retirement Strategy Group
6695 South 1300 East
Cottonwood Heights,
UT 84121
If you would like to hang 15
paintings or so at this stock
broker's location for three
months starting March 1st,
please contact Julie Ickes at
[email protected]. Artist
handles sales but they don't take
any commission.
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If you have painted out recently (not in a competition), please send a
short text and an image to share with UWS members in this newsletter
space. [email protected]
Hi Everyone! For our October 2018 paint out,
please join us for plein air painting fun at Bountiful
Pond. This is a rain or shine event.
W 1600 N, Woods Cross, UT 84087
Saturday October 13, 2018, 10 am to 12 pm
Lunch afterward at
Betos Mexican Food Bountiful
245 South 500 West
Bountiful Utah 84010 USA
801-296-2040
OCTOBER
Bountiful Pond Google Map Link
Directions: I-15, take the 500 S. exit. Turn left (West) until you get to Legacy
Highway. Turn right (North) until you see the pond, turn West onto Pages
Lane to the pond. There is only one parking area so it will be easy to locate
everyone and meet after we paint to compare, and critique each others'
strengths, and get to know our fellow UWS members and watermedia artists.
There are wildlife observation areas, restrooms, parking, trail system, fishing
piers, and picnic areas where we can set up if desired.
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 here to set up UWS as your
nonprofit of choice!
Do you shop Amazon?
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
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
Style Craft Frames & Art
Wholesale and discount on
framing and supplies for UWS
members.
1650 S. Redwood Rd. SLC, UT
84104. 801-972-4154. Visit
website.
Merchant Partners
UWS Member Cards
New UWS business cards are
your “UWS Membership Card.” Use your Membership Card to
redeem Merchant Partner offers
(see list to the right)! Say “I’m
with the Utah Watercolor Society!” Don’t forget to say it with pride!
Membership Corner
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!
Benefits of UWS membership!
• Publicity for your personal art
events and workshops or
classes you are teaching.
• 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. It will
soon be in a blog format on the
new website.
Join the Utah Watercolor Society
online or at a meeting. What do
you get with membership?
Workshops, exhibits, monthly
meetings and demonstrations, and
camaraderie with like-minded
watercolor artists! Go
to http://www.utahwatercolor.org
Please contact Art Sleeper
(Membership Chair) if you need
help in registering.
If you would like to be listed on the
UWS Instructors webpage, email
the following information to
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
UWS Water Media
Instructors
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Get Social With UWS!
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The Utah Watercolor
Society needs
volunteers like you!
My friend and VP sidekick, Brenda
Brunello, encouraged me to
attend Summer Snow this year. I
was able to take an oil painting
class from Michael Workman that
I absolutely loved! If you aren’t
familiar with Summer Snow held
every year at Snow College – it is
fantastic! They have classes from
sculpture to knife making. There is
something very special about
being around like-minded people
in a creative atmosphere!
UWS-CVC 2018-2019 Board
President: Leisa Firth
Vice President: Brenda Brunello
Secretary / Historian: Terri Denney
Treasurer / Membership:
Roxxanne Pfister
Workshop Chair: Deanna Hulmes
Exhibition Chair: Ellen Trickler
Committee Members:
Kent Baker
Andi Jorgenson
Art Librarian: TBA
Plein Air Chair: Phil Parisi
Critiques: Margaret Petis
Social Media: Glori Alsop
Scholarship Chair: Doyle Geddes
Publicity: Pat Leake
Video Techs:
Doug Hyldahl
Cindy Budge
Hospitality:
Sandy Maxom,
Isela Jaloma Scheubel
Monthly Challenge:
Linda Christensen
President’s Message
UWS Paint Spot September/October 2018
CVC Member Meetings are held the
second Tuesday of each month at
the Logan Library. Blog Spot:
www.uwscvc.blogspot.com
News From the North – UWS Cache Valley Chapter (CVC)
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What a wonderful experience to step out of our
comfort zone to try something new; to push the
envelope a little bit. Reaching into new mediums
apart from watercolor has allowed me to continue
working on the principles of color, value choice, and
composition while also helping me see things in a
new way. I’ve found it interesting that letting myself
take turns away from watercolor has actually
enhanced my experience as both a watercolorist
and overall artist.
Oh, all of these thoughts being shared by someone
who does not have an art degree but is through
Greetings from Cache Valley!
This year I am looking forward to becoming
more acquainted with each other as we push
ourselves to try a little harder and be a little
more present in the moment of our individual
creative path. That’s what drew me to this
association in the beginning and what keeps
me here now—finding this bond with other
people of such diverse backgrounds and
training as we all try to grow wherever we
are. It is an honor to be on this path with you
all!
Leisa Firth
fabulous workshops and rubbing shoulders with other creative souls. It is a
joyful journey to discover my voice despite not having the traditional training
I feel like I missed out on. It’s never too late to learn new skills and find new
passions
Tracks by Leisa Firth
If you feel like you are spending hours at a time in the same place, doing
the same thing and in the very same way – open your mind to something
new!
For information on workshops
please contact DeAnna Hulme at
Mail checks to DeAnna Hulme 1340
East 11000 South Avon, UT 84328
Added bonus UWS-CVC Art Videos:
1.Facebook: 2.Search bar, 3.’Cache
Valley Chapter-UWS ’ 4. Request
membership, 5. Admin will check
CVC membership. 6. If a CVC
Member, click on menu ‘Videos’.
Utah Watercolor Society PO Box 581005 Salt Lake City, UT 84158-1005
website: www.utahwatercolor.org email: [email protected]
UWS/CVC News
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The Utah Watercolor Society is
funded in part by the residents of
Salt Lake County through the Zoo,
Arts & Parks (ZAP) program. Your
support matters. Thank you!
UWS/CVC Workshops CVC Member Meetings
Second Tuesday of the month
September - May
Logan Library, 255 North Main Street
Logan, UT 84321
Jim Bridger Room Board Meeting 5:30 pm
Critique 6:30 pm General Meeting 7:00
pm
UWS - CVC Art
Challenge 2018-19
September: Paint a local
landmark or share an art entry in
your travel journal
October: Paint an animal - any
kind in any style
November: Use Mixed Media for
your painting (i.e. acrylics,
acrylic pens, watercolor
markers, alcohol inks, etc.
December: Illustration style
painting (Holiday gifts or cards
made with your painting would
be fun to see)
January: Reflections
(https://fineartamerica.com/art/p
aintings/reflection)
February: Paint a night scene
March: Rivers - Paint anything
with a river in it
April: The Garden - Paint
anything related to a garden
May: Fantasy -
(https://fineartamerica.com/art/
paintings/fantasy)
The Utah Watercolor Society-
Cache Valley Chapter is
challenging those attending our
monthly meetings to bring a
painting related to the monthly
theme each month to show and
share. This is to nudge you to
try new and different ideas and
applications. There are no
rules, just use your imagination
with each topic. Have fun! If
you have any questions, please
contact Linda Christensen.
September Opening Social
Pot Luck - September 11th
Please bring your favorite harvest dish to
share with the group! We are thrilled to
have Kristi Grussendorf as our presenter.
Please join us for an engaging evening as
September 15th – Parade of Artist
Studios
We will have the opportunity to visit 5
studios in greater Cache Valley area.
We will enjoy a farm to table lunch at
Gibbons Green Gate Farm in
Smithfield
It will be an
inspiring day!
Plan on bringing
your camera and
sketchbook and
watch for details
coming soon!
Brunch/Lunch
menu $10-15
October Member Meeting
Oct 9th We are looking forward to having
Pat Leake as our presenter for the
evening. Exploring with Alcohol Ink! This
medium is a huge trend right now and she
wants to share with us how simple and
fun it is to do!
October 13th – Dilleen Marsh
(Drawing, Colored Pencils and
Muse) $35 10am-5pm at the
Logan Library
Dilleen has a rich background in
illustration, painting and design.
She is an artist and a storyteller.
You can follow her work on
Instagram @dilleenart Bring your
own lunch and water bottle.
we discuss the
purpose and power of
an artist’s statement. It
will be a wonderful
hands-on evening to
get your creative juices
flowing and get to
know each other a little
better!
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