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| People in Abstract, Photo by Bill |
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| George and Dave |
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| Watercolor on Yupo by Dave |
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| Potential future painting for George |
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| George, Dave, and Don peeking in... |
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| Plein air oil painting by Dave |
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| Christmas cards by Jackie |
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| Jackie |
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| Lee's floral encaustic |
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| George showing a better orientation for this encaustic! |
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| Bonnie's acrylic diptych in progress |
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| Photo by Bill |
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| Acrylic by Lee |
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| Lee explaining possible cropping options... |
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| Alcohol ink painting by Linda |
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| Linda showing options |
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| Oil painting by Don |
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| Watercolor by George (in progress) |
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| Watercolor abstract pointillism by Bonnie |
Yesterday's critique was well attended and, as always, inspirational. With such a diversity of styles and media, there is always a surprise. We welcomed back a couple of folks who haven't been around for a while, and were interested to find out what they have been up to, artistically. Dave's figure on Yupo, was a pleasant surprise., as was George's flute player (in progress). Linda displayed her lovely alcohol ink painting that we had previously suggested she crop...but we decided we really preferred the original orientation without cropping. Confusion reigns! Bonnie's abstract was a delightful little gem, appearing to float almost out of the frame! Jackie brought some potential Christmas cards that she designed, along with a poem she wrote, and Don shared one of his first paintings which we all agreed was surprisingly well done. Especially for an early attempt. Lee's encaustic, it turns out, might be more effective if hung on an angle. And, last but not least, Bill shared his latest innovation...people in abstract...which is featured at the top of this post.
