Texas Pastel Society
Showing posts with label TXPS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TXPS. Show all posts
Friday, June 13, 2008
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Artist Weekend
Whew, I'm exhaausted. Its been a full weekend. It started at 9:30 Saturday morning. I dropped off five paintings at Coppini Academy of Fine Art for the First Annual Texas Pastel Society Show. There were so many paintings there already! Fifty to sixty pieces. Fabulous.
After that I went the the McNay to participate in the paint out associated with the reopening of the McNay. What fun! I think there we fifteen to twenty artists there Saturday. I won't name names, I'd hate to miss someone. Its always so much fun to see how everyone works. Its interesting to see everything fr0m what equipment artists carry to how artists bring a painting to completion. I did a perfectly awful painting. I always feel pressured with plein air.
Thank God for Sunday.We arrived a little after ten and got started again. I went for something simple. I needed to feel something like success. I did a bit better today.
My weekend is over. Back to the real world...laundry... ironing...work...
After that I went the the McNay to participate in the paint out associated with the reopening of the McNay. What fun! I think there we fifteen to twenty artists there Saturday. I won't name names, I'd hate to miss someone. Its always so much fun to see how everyone works. Its interesting to see everything fr0m what equipment artists carry to how artists bring a painting to completion. I did a perfectly awful painting. I always feel pressured with plein air.
Thank God for Sunday.We arrived a little after ten and got started again. I went for something simple. I needed to feel something like success. I did a bit better today.My weekend is over. Back to the real world...laundry... ironing...work...
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Monday, June 2, 2008
EXHIBITION!!
The newly-formed Texas Pastel Society has two small exhibits currently showing. One at Maverick Library and one that just opened at Herwick's at the corner of Broadway and Third. I encourage to go check it out. I am one of seven artists with art displayed on easels. The other artists are:Mary Lopez, Laura Cardenas, Cindy Morawski, Irena Taylor, Maria Teresa Everett and Teresa Villanueva.
This is just the beginning. The Pastel Society has plans to exhibit frequently.
This is just the beginning. The Pastel Society has plans to exhibit frequently.
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