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So many websites, so little time! Here's a short list of some of my favorite art websites.
Artist Ruth Armitage One of my influential art mentors; be sure to check out her blog. Artist Robert Burridge A fabulous, enthusiastic workshop instructor and painter. Sign up for his free newsletter--you won't regret it! Artist Julie Eastman My artist & friend who resides in North Carolina--her watercolors and acrylics depict rural scenes of the southeast U.S. Artist Judy Morris A great workshop instructor, and author of several good watercolor books. Artist Michael Schlicting Insightful painter whose work is all about shape and vivid use of color. Artist Harold Walkup One of my influential art mentors. He was thoughtful enough to include one of my paintings and my comments in his new book. For more info, link to his website. |
Multnomah Arts Center Multnomah Arts Center, located in SW Portland, where I teach a weekly watercolor class. Northwest Watercolor Society (NWWS) Exhibits are held twice a year--Oct and April--in the Seattle, WA area. National Watercolor Society (NWS) Exhibits are held twice a year: May (Member's Show) and October (Open Show) in San Pedro, CA. Oregon Society of Artists Located in downtown Portland since 1927, the Oregon Society of Artists has been promoting the artistic and professional interests of its members as well as providing visual arts programs and classes to the public. Exhibitor of the annual Portland Rose Show. Painter's Keys Twice Weekly Newsletter An inspiring and uplifting source for artists' thoughts and ideas about how/why we create art. Village Gallery of Arts Local Portland artists' gallery in Cedar Mill (since 1963) where I participate in monthly exhibits, serve on the board, and teach workshops and classes. They carry my cards and Women's Work card sets. Watercolor Society of Oregon This organization provides a welcoming environment for Oregon artists who work in watermedia. A great place source of information and learning with lectures from nationally recognized instructors. Conventions are held twice a year--Oct and April--in alternating Oregon locations. |
