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Watercolor Winter 2006

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Exhibitions
To Observe & Imagine: British Drawings and Watercolors From the Morgan Library, 1600?1900...The Night Before Christmas.

Advice From Experts by Beth Patterson
Artist: Pat Dews
Pat Dews reveals how she keeps the creative process fun and productive all the way to the finish line.

Recommended Books

Catherine Drabkin: Painting With the Colors of Experience by Catie Crabtree
Artist: Catherine Drabkin
This Delaware artist paints from observation, choosing colors that capture her mood.

Experimentation & Emotion in Watercolor by Michael P. Kinch
Artist: Carol Merrick
To achieve emotionally compelling work, Carol Merrick encourages watercolorists to mix media and use traditional materials in nontraditional ways.

Healing Pages by Zachary R. Heineman
Artist: Carol Mothner
When faced with a serious illness, Santa Fe artist Carol Mothner created a poignant journal for her daughter, Elizabeth, in her signature medium: egg tempera.

Reaching Beyond the Subject by Linda S. Price
Artist: Chris Bacon
In his sensitive paintings of birds, Chris Bacon focuses on movement, color, and the play of light.

Abstracting Sea and Sky by Pablo Wolfe
Artist: David Dewey
Without brushstrokes as evidence of a creator, David Dewey's works stand as though they have always existed?as natural and immutable as the subjects they represent.

Painting Pictures by Jacqueline Tobin
Artist: Russel Mobley
The difficult and time-consuming process of tinting photographs with watercolor may intimidate some artists, but for Russel Mobley the result is well worth the effort.

Painting Everyday Blessings by James A. Metcalfe
Artist: Larry Lombardo
Larry Lombardo's watercolors reflect his interest in the simple things of daily life.

Messages in Paint by Michael P. Kinch
Artist: Eriko Harada
Eriko Harada works intuitively and allows her untitled creations to speak for themselves.

The Inner and Universal World of David Scott by Barbara Dougherty, in collaboration with David Scott
Artist: David Scott
At the age of 89, David Scott still has a twinkle in his eye and a tireless passion for painting. He talks easily of his journey from landscape to abstract painting, a journey spanning 1933 to the present.

Andrew Wyeth: Memory and Magic by Bridgette Rene McCullough
Artist: Andrew Wyeth
Extended exhibition review