New Participants for Week 2! The SAL Challenge is growing!
Happy creatives have been posting work all over the everywhere on Facebook and Instagram pages. You can look for them by searching for #salchallenge and #seattleartistleague. Great stuff! Artworks I found were by Margot Booth, Madeline Mimi Torchia Boothby, Alan Byars, Alexia Cameron, Lotta (Charlotteslens), Leila Dawn, Laura Emery, Caleb Fleisher, Bolinas Frank, Lucy Garnett, Patty Haller, Jan Harlan, Lendy Hensley, Victoria Jendretzke, Rosemary Jones, Mahala Mrozek, Virginia Newman, Connie Pierson, plantmonkey, sabinabarts, Mary Saucier, Maggie Sharkey, Nat Skawt, Judith A. Skillman, Jennifer Small, Martha Soriano, Julia Trimarco, Marina Vogman, Alex Walker, D.Lisa West, Siobhan Wilder.
Did I miss your post? Let me know! It has been a fun hunt to find them all, and likely there are still some out there I didn’t see.
Everyone who posted for week 2 wins a $25 gift certificate for a summer class. Good news! If you have a gift certificate for week 1 and week 2, you can combine them. You can treat yourself, or send it to a friend who could use some art time. Just contact us for the secret gift code.
More prizes will be awarded for week 3, and yes – you can win more than once. Just remember to use #salchallenge and #seattleartistleague so we can find your posts.
[image_with_animation image_url=”7856″ alignment=”center” animation=”Fade In” box_shadow=”none” max_width=”100%”] Siobhan Wilder, painting in progress When I was little, before I could write, I would pretend to write in cursive. I’d take a pencil and paper and draw repeated double loops like cursive f’s, and scrawl graceful wavy lumpy lines. That’s what cursive looked like. I’d pretend to …
The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak. – Hans Hoffman I wrote a V-Note September 19, 2016 about simplification and massing. You can read it here. Today’s V-Note: Marc Bohne One of the (many) reasons I struggle to paint outside is that I get so danged overwhelmed by everything. There’s …
Yesterday I talked about how Carlos San Millan paints the effect of light so beautifully, and posted work by a painter he recommended: Emil Joseph Robinson. Today I’d like to make some points about one of his paintings, and how he has applied ideas of contrast to paint the effects of light. Take a look …
SAL Challenge Week 2 Winners
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Mahala Mrozek, Quick Time
New Participants for Week 2! The SAL Challenge is growing!
Happy creatives have been posting work all over the everywhere on Facebook and Instagram pages. You can look for them by searching for #salchallenge and #seattleartistleague. Great stuff! Artworks I found were by Margot Booth, Madeline Mimi Torchia Boothby, Alan Byars, Alexia Cameron, Lotta (Charlotteslens), Leila Dawn, Laura Emery, Caleb Fleisher, Bolinas Frank, Lucy Garnett, Patty Haller, Jan Harlan, Lendy Hensley, Victoria Jendretzke, Rosemary Jones, Mahala Mrozek, Virginia Newman, Connie Pierson, plantmonkey, sabinabarts, Mary Saucier, Maggie Sharkey, Nat Skawt, Judith A. Skillman, Jennifer Small, Martha Soriano, Julia Trimarco, Marina Vogman, Alex Walker, D.Lisa West, Siobhan Wilder.
Did I miss your post? Let me know! It has been a fun hunt to find them all, and likely there are still some out there I didn’t see.
Everyone who posted for week 2 wins a $25 gift certificate for a summer class. Good news! If you have a gift certificate for week 1 and week 2, you can combine them. You can treat yourself, or send it to a friend who could use some art time. Just contact us for the secret gift code.
More prizes will be awarded for week 3, and yes – you can win more than once. Just remember to use #salchallenge and #seattleartistleague so we can find your posts.
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Yesterday I talked about how Carlos San Millan paints the effect of light so beautifully, and posted work by a painter he recommended: Emil Joseph Robinson. Today I’d like to make some points about one of his paintings, and how he has applied ideas of contrast to paint the effects of light. Take a look …