Colored Pencil Student Magazine

I'm very excited to be featured in the summer edition of Colored Pencil Student magazine. In the article I write about my journey in colored pencil and share tips. To purchase an issue, follow this link to the website: http://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/776325

I am sharing a few pages of the artwork here but in order to read the article, you must purchase the magazine. The magazine is 51 pages and filled with lots of good information and articles such as mastering wood grain, inspirations for subject matter, layering color effectively, colorless blender, and choosing the correct camera. As well as other tips and upcoming magazine art competition.

Colored Pencil Magazine & Current Exhibit

I was really excited to be asked to be a contributor in the December issue of Colored Pencil Magazine. The article features my colored pencil boxes and how I created them from Ampersand Claybord boxes and colored pencil drawings. To purchase a copy of the December issue, go to this link.

Here are pictures from my recent exhibit at Angelina's Coffee in Bristol, RI. Above is some of my artwork pictured in the cozy sitting room complete with a record player and albums. Now how often do you see that anymore?

Julio Amaro (pictured) and Larry Lawrence played for the Art Night reception last Thursday night. My friend, Sharon Holmes, who is a fabulous singer sat in with Julio to sing a few songs.

The two photos above show m two candy apple photos next to the door and part of the counter and holiday tree, everything was so festive. Notice the walls are painted aqua blue above the white chair rail and red below, so warm and inviting.

Ann Kullberg's new Colored Pencil magazine

Ann Kullberg has published a new colored pencil magazine, titled Colored Pencil, now in printed version and Ann has sent me a copy to share with my students. Just like her previous on-line From My Perspective magazine, this one is chocked full of great information, ideas and artwork. This issue features the work of Sally Ford, the journeys of Gemma Gyling and information about how to render wavy hair and working with Photoshop Elements. I am very fortunate to have my colored pencil drawing of sailboats featured on the "Showcase" page. I included the image to the left under the magazine cover.