Two Paintings Selected | Sears Museum Invitational + Watercolor Safari Begins Monday
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Hello Artsy Adventurer, I want to share more exciting news with you. Two of my paintings have been selected for inclusion in the Sears Museum Invitational—an exhibition that brings together a small group of invited artists working at a high level across mediums and subject matter. I’m honored to have two pieces included in this exhibition. Colorful Journeys Electrifying ✨ Exhibition Reception Both works are currently on view as part of the invitational exhibition. ✨ Collector Note Coming Up: Online Watercolor Safari 🐘🦒🦓If you’ve been wanting to paint animals but didn’t know where to start, my Online Watercolor Safari class begins this Monday. Mondays, February 9 – March 16 Each week we’ll focus on a different African animal—from elephants and giraffes to lions, zebras, and birds—using simple shapes, layered watercolor washes, and clear, step-by-step guidance. We’ll explore how to suggest fur and texture, capture personality through eyes and posture, and build lively color palettes that bring your animals to life. This course is designed for all levels, including beginners. No drawing experience is necessary—just a willingness to play and learn. ✔️ Each Zoom session is recorded 👉 Register here: This course is included at no additional cost for those in my Patreon Connoisseur and higher tiers. Thank you for being here and for supporting both my studio work and my teaching. I’m grateful to share this journey with you. Powered by chocolate and watercolor, P.S. Collectors often choose to inquire while a piece is on exhibition—feel free to reach out if you’d like additional information. |
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