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Elizabeth Reed's Drawing and Painting Classes

Thursdays at ArtServe have officially come to an end.
I will miss all of you as you have become my friends.
DRAW EVERY DAY! 
I look forward to one more day in my studio.


Upcoming events:


Bonnie Shapiro will be substituting for my Boca Museum School
Painting classes on Friday, Feb. 11 and Tuesday, Feb. 15


She makes incredible landscape and figure paintings in oil
A fantastic painter and fellow critique group member
I am asking her to bring in some of her work and discuss her methods
http://bonnieshapiro.artspan.com



I am excited to be Steven Assael's assistant at his Drawing workshop
February 9 - 12 - It is not full - Care to join me?
http://www.stevenassael.com/



The Armory Art Center
1700 Parker Avenue
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
561.832.1776
www.armoryart.org


I will also be presenting a 3 day workshop for
The Delray Art League
Tuesday - Thursday, Feb. 13 - 15
10 - 4
We will experiment with aluminum, mylar and silk chiffon.


Cool Artists of the week


Kathleen Loe
Cool use of spray paint
http://www.kathleenloe.com/home.cfm


Berit Myreobee
Photo transfers on aluminum and then painted
Very cool images
http://www.dominikmerschgallery.com/Artist.aspx?id=4



Philip Wolfhagen
Australian landscapes
Oil and beeswax on linen
http://www.dominikmerschgallery.com/Artist.aspx?id=42



Tracy Ginsberg
Totally different than anything you have sen before
Love the fulcrum series 
She will draw and paint on just about anything
http://www.tracyginsberg.com/



Alyssa Monks
I know I have posted her site before
I saw one of her pieces at Art Basel
she really knows those flesh tones!
http://alyssamonks.com/


See you next week!



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