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By Linda Abblett, 11 contributed posts
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About the author: When I moved to Oregon in the 1970s I thought I had died and gone to heaven. Living here is an endless source of inspiration for many of my watercolor paintings. Oregon landscapes and rivers have been a favorite subject, as well as still life, florals and architecture. Another source of inspiration is traveling with my husband. We love Italy, the place of my family’s roots. I find the rich textures and colors of old world cultures, as well as the people, wonderful subjects to paint. It was here in Oregon that I was introduced to watercolors. I’ve had the privilege of learning under the instruction of accomplished watercolorists like Lavonne Tarbox-Crone, Judy Morris and Margaret Godfrey. These wonderful artists have inspired and nurtured me, but above all I want to acknowledge that my abilities are a gift of the Creator, whose beautiful masterpieces cannot be rivaled. I have been a member of the Watercolor Society of Oregon since 2004. Visit my new website at lindaabblettwatercolor.com!
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I’m so delighted that a friend who came to visit recently made a lovely video with clips of me teaching art classes. Enjoy watching my new video…it will only take one minute of your time.
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By Kirsten Meriwether, 1 contributed posts
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About the author: Growing up in the Northwest with an Artistic father, I created art as a child but did not start painting until about ten years ago. I started out by taking classes from other artists and attending life drawing studios. My main medium is watercolor but I also use oil, acrylic, and ink. Recently, I’ve experienced my work evolving into a more abstract representation of subject matter with an emphasis on design. Living here in Southern Oregon, I am especially interested in my surroundings and all the visual variety there is here.
Although it’s a bit challenging here in the Rogue Valley, I do love to get outside and paint. It’s very stimulating and freeing. There is always something to see and if the weather gets too bad I can always pack up and finish in my studio. There is just nothing like being outside and painting from life. I also enjoy the camaraderie of painting with my fellow artists.
Painting animals has been a theme of mine throughout the years. They are so interesting and display many human personality traits. Most recent works include subject matter which is readily available in my surroundings, such as chickens and goats. Alongside the animals, I am currently working on a series of household items that I find visually fascinating.
My education includes, but is not limited to, studying in Southern California with Ruth Ellen Hoag and Susan Fridley.
Most recent workshops attended:
Artistic Exploration with Skip Lawrence, February 2017
Jacksonville Plein Air Workshop with Gabriel Mark Lipper, September 2016
Painting in Southern France with Ruth Ellen Hoag, April 2016
I am a current member of Watercolor Society of Oregon, Artists Workshop of Southern Oregon and Southern Oregon Artist Resource.
Commissions Welcome!
As my webmistress works on adding content to my new website, I’m traveling to Roseburg for a plein air event. While I’m there, I might stop by Wildlife Safari and see if I can snap some reference images of the animals to use for future paintings. I’ll …
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By Southern Oregon Artists Resource, 1580 contributed posts
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About the author: SOAR: The Southern Oregon Artist's Resource is a directory of Southern Oregon artists, artisans and those who serve them and calendar of their art events, and Art Matters!, our blog posting Southern Oregon art events and matters of interest to artists, enthusiasts and patrons of the arts near and far. SOAR was created and is maintained by art advocate and web designer Hannah West in Jacksonville, Oregon to promote our diverse and talented arts community to our visitors and the rest of the world.
Judy Buswell’s new calendar featuring watercolor paintings of flowers, gardens, and more for 2018!
Judy Buswell’s 2018 Calendar Just Released!
Judy’s calendar for 2018 has just been released and is now available for purchase. Shown above is a picture of the front cover. Below is the back cover with thumbnails of each month’s gorgeous watercolor painting by Judy Buswell:
Judy Buswell’s new calendar featuring 12 watercolor paintings of flowers, gardens, and more for each month in 2018
And here are two glimpses of the individual month pages inside the 2018 calendar. Please send a message using the form on Judy’s Contact page to inquire and place your order! View her original post here: https://www.judybuswell.com/2018-calendar/
Judy Buswell’s new calendar, showing the month of December 2018. Click to view larger
Judy Buswell’s new calendar, showing the month of November 2018. Please click to view a larger image
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By Art Presence, 233 contributed posts
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About the author: Founded by artist Anne Brooke, Art Presence is an art organization operating as a non-profit under the Arts Council of Southern Oregon. We've grown from a small group of Jacksonville artists with our board meeting at the GoodBean Cafe to over 100 artists with an art center and gallery in the historic core of our charming town. Our mission is to encourage and develop a growing art presence in the city of Jacksonville, to provide venues for artists which will enhance their work and encourage patronage, to work with the merchants of Jacksonville to promote a variety of outstanding events and displays to draw visitors downtown, to inspire and educate and provide additional beauty to our city. For contact information and web links, please visit our listing at the Southern Oregon Artists Resource
Pioneer Village: Watercolors by Anne Brooke through April 19, 2017
Jacksonville Library, Naversen Room: Photography by Kathleen Hoevet through April 19, 2017
Medford Library: Photography by Tom Ommen through July 2017.
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By Linda Abblett, 11 contributed posts
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About the author: When I moved to Oregon in the 1970s I thought I had died and gone to heaven. Living here is an endless source of inspiration for many of my watercolor paintings. Oregon landscapes and rivers have been a favorite subject, as well as still life, florals and architecture. Another source of inspiration is traveling with my husband. We love Italy, the place of my family’s roots. I find the rich textures and colors of old world cultures, as well as the people, wonderful subjects to paint. It was here in Oregon that I was introduced to watercolors. I’ve had the privilege of learning under the instruction of accomplished watercolorists like Lavonne Tarbox-Crone, Judy Morris and Margaret Godfrey. These wonderful artists have inspired and nurtured me, but above all I want to acknowledge that my abilities are a gift of the Creator, whose beautiful masterpieces cannot be rivaled. I have been a member of the Watercolor Society of Oregon since 2004. Visit my new website at lindaabblettwatercolor.com!
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By Linda Abblett, 11 contributed posts
View all Linda Abblett's posts.
About the author: When I moved to Oregon in the 1970s I thought I had died and gone to heaven. Living here is an endless source of inspiration for many of my watercolor paintings. Oregon landscapes and rivers have been a favorite subject, as well as still life, florals and architecture. Another source of inspiration is traveling with my husband. We love Italy, the place of my family’s roots. I find the rich textures and colors of old world cultures, as well as the people, wonderful subjects to paint. It was here in Oregon that I was introduced to watercolors. I’ve had the privilege of learning under the instruction of accomplished watercolorists like Lavonne Tarbox-Crone, Judy Morris and Margaret Godfrey. These wonderful artists have inspired and nurtured me, but above all I want to acknowledge that my abilities are a gift of the Creator, whose beautiful masterpieces cannot be rivaled. I have been a member of the Watercolor Society of Oregon since 2004. Visit my new website at lindaabblettwatercolor.com!
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By Linda Abblett, 11 contributed posts
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About the author: When I moved to Oregon in the 1970s I thought I had died and gone to heaven. Living here is an endless source of inspiration for many of my watercolor paintings. Oregon landscapes and rivers have been a favorite subject, as well as still life, florals and architecture. Another source of inspiration is traveling with my husband. We love Italy, the place of my family’s roots. I find the rich textures and colors of old world cultures, as well as the people, wonderful subjects to paint. It was here in Oregon that I was introduced to watercolors. I’ve had the privilege of learning under the instruction of accomplished watercolorists like Lavonne Tarbox-Crone, Judy Morris and Margaret Godfrey. These wonderful artists have inspired and nurtured me, but above all I want to acknowledge that my abilities are a gift of the Creator, whose beautiful masterpieces cannot be rivaled. I have been a member of the Watercolor Society of Oregon since 2004. Visit my new website at lindaabblettwatercolor.com!
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I will be showing my original watercolor paintings (and maybe a giclee or two) at GoodBean Coffee this year! My show begins March 1 and continues through March 31. I’m not yet sure which paintings I will bring, but there will be a selection of framed paintings from the pieces you see on my website. […]
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By Southern Oregon Artists Resource, 1580 contributed posts
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About the author: SOAR: The Southern Oregon Artist's Resource is a directory of Southern Oregon artists, artisans and those who serve them and calendar of their art events, and Art Matters!, our blog posting Southern Oregon art events and matters of interest to artists, enthusiasts and patrons of the arts near and far. SOAR was created and is maintained by art advocate and web designer Hannah West in Jacksonville, Oregon to promote our diverse and talented arts community to our visitors and the rest of the world.
Ashland Gallery Association November 2016 Art Exhibits
Celebrate Ashland’s Visual Arts and feast your eyes on the Ashland Gallery Association November 2016 Art Exhibits during the AGA First Friday Art Walk, November 4th, from 5 to 8 pm!
Pick up a Gallery Tour Map for the Ashland Gallery Association November 2016 Art Exhibits at any member gallery, the Ashland Chamber of Commerce, or download from the bottom of this page. For more information about all of the exhibits please visit: www.ashlandgalleries.com
AGA Spotlight Exhibits November 2016
Studio AB Bruce Bayard: The Disintegration Series and Broken Trains Studio A.B November 4–30, 2016
Bruce Bayard: The Disintegration Series No. 02, 2016 archive print
Two new series of digital image collages by Ashland artist Bruce Bayard are on display November at Studio A.B. Both series are photographic based with layers of texture to evoke something beyond the surface image.
The Disintegration Series
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By Linda Abblett, 11 contributed posts
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About the author: When I moved to Oregon in the 1970s I thought I had died and gone to heaven. Living here is an endless source of inspiration for many of my watercolor paintings. Oregon landscapes and rivers have been a favorite subject, as well as still life, florals and architecture. Another source of inspiration is traveling with my husband. We love Italy, the place of my family’s roots. I find the rich textures and colors of old world cultures, as well as the people, wonderful subjects to paint. It was here in Oregon that I was introduced to watercolors. I’ve had the privilege of learning under the instruction of accomplished watercolorists like Lavonne Tarbox-Crone, Judy Morris and Margaret Godfrey. These wonderful artists have inspired and nurtured me, but above all I want to acknowledge that my abilities are a gift of the Creator, whose beautiful masterpieces cannot be rivaled. I have been a member of the Watercolor Society of Oregon since 2004. Visit my new website at lindaabblettwatercolor.com!
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I recently completed two new paintings and discovered another that had not previously been added to my website, now available for your consideration!
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By Linda Abblett, 11 contributed posts
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About the author: When I moved to Oregon in the 1970s I thought I had died and gone to heaven. Living here is an endless source of inspiration for many of my watercolor paintings. Oregon landscapes and rivers have been a favorite subject, as well as still life, florals and architecture. Another source of inspiration is traveling with my husband. We love Italy, the place of my family’s roots. I find the rich textures and colors of old world cultures, as well as the people, wonderful subjects to paint. It was here in Oregon that I was introduced to watercolors. I’ve had the privilege of learning under the instruction of accomplished watercolorists like Lavonne Tarbox-Crone, Judy Morris and Margaret Godfrey. These wonderful artists have inspired and nurtured me, but above all I want to acknowledge that my abilities are a gift of the Creator, whose beautiful masterpieces cannot be rivaled. I have been a member of the Watercolor Society of Oregon since 2004. Visit my new website at lindaabblettwatercolor.com!
I recently completed two new paintings and discovered another that had not previously been added to my website, now available for your consideration!
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