The end of semester art show this spring was fun for me because I had a chance to give private watercolor painting lessons to another student- It was as fun to have her work hanging as it was mine! The art building is fairly small, we we crowd a LOT of work into the space. My paintings were hung in a grouping instead of separately like I'd have hung them. However, I thought it was interesting to see them in comparison to each other. They look quite different as a group than they do alone. I will probably look at paintings in this way again as I think it added to their context. Not a bad semester's worth of work done, so I feel like it was a successful one.
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| The teacher who handles the show did not hang my work crooked, it's the angle I stood at to take the photos that caused the wonky angle. |
My student, Karyn Neil, worked so hard to learn watercolor painting techniques. I am quite tickled with what she's accomplished. I think I learned at least as much by teaching as she did from the class. She has a nice touch and it'll be so exciting to see what she does from this point. I can't wait to see how her style develops. Here are her paintings:
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| Karyn Neil, watercolor painter, WNMU- Pretty great work, you wouldn't think she's new to the medium! |
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