While the morning was chilly starting out, it warmed up just enough to keep us going without making us hide for cover. Artists from all over came to share their talents and help the fundraising efforts by PCAC Jill Vellinger and her team. I used up most of my time adding my dog Ipo, at the last minute that caught the attention of many, bringing smiles. I also added an eye to the Artist coming out from the hole in the ground, to help the viewers understand what the image was... Surrealism is a challenge to understand at times :) but I do like the end result. A judge came by at one point and put a "W" in my square, but in the end, they took so long to announce the winners (The chairs were remo
The painting Being Seen, is by Loralee Chapleau at the Harrington Gallery at a recent reception, open to the public. The only way to "Be Seen" is by being an Active Artist. It doesn't matter if you feel your aren't good enough (we all feel that way at some point and even now with some paintings we currrently create) because if you enter a Juried Exhibition, you will know if it appeals to someone who has a say in what is going to show at that Specific Exhibition. Artists can be their own worst Critic. There is an Art to being a Juror and a lot of respinsibility behind the task. That elected person, will have to view hundreds if not thousands of images (digital these days) and decide what will
