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| On a Friday a couple of weeks back, I had three friends come to my studio to play, have lunch and catch up. Ann Crane, Jill Rosoff and Melanie McFarland. Ann is a chef, Jill is a watercolorist, and Mel is an art quilter. We started with a primed canvas, and acrylic paint. |
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| The progression. We also changed places ever 5-10 minutes, so that our own artistic styles could be all over the canvas, and not just in one place |
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| and after lunch, I cut it up into four sections and each person got to select the one they wanted. It was so much fun! Leslie Tucker Jenison and I are teaching this class at the International Quilt Festival in Houston - this fall "Painting with a Twist & Shout." |
A great idea for fun for family and friends. Would love taking your class if I get to Houston this year.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Was it canvas cloth?
ReplyDeleteAnother question Jamie: Did each artist carry their paint as they moved around and use the same colors and similar designs as they moved around for continuity?
ReplyDeleteI want to come play with y'all! What fun!
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