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Watercolor Summer 2006

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Exhibitions
Dutch Watercolors: The Great Age of the Leiden Botanical Garden and The Morgan Library Reopens.

Recommended Books

Advice From Experts by Beth Patterson
Artists: Lynn Powers and Taylor Ikin
For artists with limited time and resources, instructional videos and DVDs can be the next best thing to attending a workshop.

Enjoying the Process by John A. Parks
Artist: Janet Walsh
Despite her public role as the president of the American Watercolor Society, Janet Walsh is a sensitive and private artist who enjoys submerging herself in the painting process.

Rolling on the Color by Christopher Willard
Artist: Kate Worm
North Carolina artist Kate Worm modulates the color temperature of her figure paintings by applying paint with printmaking rollers.

Uninhibited Watercolors by Christopher Willard.
Artist: Grace Haverty
Arizona artist Grace Haverty likes to paint scenes and document trips with loose watercolor sketches, but she also embraces free brushstrokes and a fearless approach in her larger studio pieces.

Uncommon Beauty by Pablo Wolfe
Artist: Mary Lou Ferbert
Mary Lou Ferbert's tightly focused work exposes the wonder of the ephemeral and overlooked.

Seeing Beyond the Obvious by Michael P. Kinch
Artist: John Ebner
John Ebner paints the landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, a region abounding in rain, waterfalls, and mist. He has learned to see beyond the grays and greens, adding to nature's palette to create the all-important mood of a scene.

Light-Filled Architectural "Portraits" by Christopher Willard
Artist: Kathleen Hayek
First inspired by the light-filled architecture in her hometown of Louisiana, watercolorist Kathleen Hayek now paints the structures of her neighborhood in Brooklyn, using watercolor to capture the radiance of light against concrete.

Recording Seascapes, Romantically by Meredith E. Lewis
Peter Collyer's miniature watercolors capture the drama, serenity, and delicate intimacy of a land surrounded by the sea.