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In this post you can see the wonderful people in the workshop along with a little of their work. We had a “conversation” about the student’s work each day, and the lighting conditions were not always great for photography, so I did not record anywhere close to everything. You can see the two apple trees I painted better in this previous post, and two of my oils of fog are included below.
I really enjoyed these people and hope to stay in touch with some of them. They came from as far as Dallas, and as close as Little Cranberry Island. It was fun to discover what we had in common, and to see the different approaches and styles to each one’s art. We all learned from each other, and the warm fellowship was certainly an added bonus to the class.
Above Henry Isaacs is looking at my painting before it is done out in the field where the tree is. You can see in the first photo below that we both like a similar orange paint shirt…
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Polly– I love the posts about these artists. Their work is beautiful.
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Polly, these are great! What a wonderful group. So nice to have photos like this! I am so happy that you were able to join the workshop!
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I’m glad I got to be there too. I wish I got a photo of you and Cliff, though!
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