Solo Show in October

Hope those of you who are in the area can make it to the opening of my solo show. Here is the info:
First Friday (Oct. 1) 6-9 p.m. at Studio A (1011A Princess Anne Street, upstairs). Many of the work shown below will be on display (and for sale!). Do hope you can come. The exhibit will be up through the month of October and the gallery is open MWF during the day and by appointment.
Thanks for all your support!

My screened porch where I spend a lot of time. It's a great seasonal studio.
Plus, there's a place (just out of sight) for naps!

Jack

watercolor on 300lb Arches

Mrs. Chin Sleeping in the Sun

Watercolor on Arches #300 hotpress

Pyne Mt. sheep

Watercolor on Arches 300# Hotpress

More pouring

The painting below of the Rappahannock River is another one done with the pouring method that I learned at painting camp this summer. I tried to control the colors (red, blue, yellow) as horizontal bands but they all bled into each other anyway, making for some interesting reflections of color in the water. I had a lot of fun with this one and want to do more...stay tuned.

Rappahannock River in autumn

Watercolor on 300# Arches

Painting Camp

The nine paintings below were all done at camp this summer. I was only able to be there for 4 days this year but I made the most of it. Hope you enjoy the results.

Mrs. Chin

Watercolor on 300# Arches paper

Alice upon waking

Watercolor on 300# Arches paper

Larkspur and poppy

Poured watercolor on 300# Arches paper

Under the train station

Poured watercolor on 300# Arches paper

Under the train station 2

This painting was SOLD in a show at our local library about our town.
Poured watercolor on 300# Arches paper

Plastic wrap impression with watercolor and real leaf prints plus hand carved rubber stamps.

Plastic wrap impression with watercolor and handmade rubber stamp

Canada Goose in the rain

Poured watercolor on 300# Arches paper
Mom has this one 'cause she loves Canada geese

Jerome Sunrise

Poured watercolor on 300# Arches paper

Galas

Galas, originally uploaded by paularaudenbush.

I've entered this watercolor for judging in the LibertyTown Food show for April. Now I really need to get busy on the pieces for the June show.
My 3 little girls on a tractor (see earlier blog) was finally accepted in a show (3's the charm!) at FCCA also for April.

Mrs. Chin hiding in the lemon tree.

The drawing below was accepted into the show. For those of you viewing this blog who are local, it opens Friday at FCCA for the months of March. Now on to the next project...in April I plan to do a fake journal. Stay tuned...