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Elizabeth Reed's Drawing and Painting Classes

Noelle
Graphite and Bronze Pigment
Will be featured in my exhibit called "From Life!"
Francie Bishop Good Workspace
January, 2011, ArtServe, Ft. Lauderdale


ARMORY ART CENTER
DRAWING WITH CHARISMA!
INK DAY!
I will bring India Ink for your experiments
Ink frees your marks
Brushes, nibs, pieces of wood, feathers
all make great mark making tools
This is our last class, so bring in anything you may want critiqued


BOCA MUSEUM SCHOOL
PAINTING
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Last class of the term
Carry on and get input and critique to finish your paintings
Don't forget to sign up for next term - classes are filling up!


ARTSERVE
PARTS IS PARTS!
Anatomy of noses, lips and ears
I will bring photos to examine
Please bring some of your own.
We will explore the anatomy of each feature
I will bring mirrors if you do not have photos


COOL ARTISTS OF THE WEEK


Costa Dvorezky
Russian
incredible figurative and abstract
http://dvorezky.com

Jeff Nishinaka
Paper Sculpture
UNBELIEVEABLE!
http://jeffnishinaka.com/

Daniel Ochoa
Interesting self portraiture etc.
Luscious paint quality
http://danielochoa.com/

Charles Muench
Sierra landscapes
Wonderful ramblings - what a resume!
http://www.charlesmuench.com/main.htm


Chong Nyuynen
Pastellist
Check out his chalk on pavement series
http://www.charlesmuench.com/main.htm

Linda Dellandre
Wonderful pastels
She has a very powerful design sense
and a keen sensitivity about color 
http://www.lindadellandre.com


See you next week!
My ridiculous schedule has brought me the respiratory plague
I hope to be up to speed soon. 
I had more sleep in the past two days than 
I have had in the last 4 months.
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