Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Fall festivals for Atlanta.

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Stop by and see my new paintings at The Norcross Art Festival this Sat and Sun
It's a beautiful time of the year to be out and about, and just great weather for an Arts Festival, so go to Historic Norcoss this weekend for a great show
October  1st and 2nd
Sat 10-6 Sun 11-5
Historic downtown Norcross

website -http://splashfestivals.com/info

Parking/Transportation

The hospitality at the Norcross show is unmatched by any other show, so do not be put off by the shuttle.
It runs reagularly and the driver is so freaking nice you won't believe it!
Here are the directions below

Via Peachtree Ind. South - Turn left on Holcomb Bridge Road. Turn right into Jefferson Plaza at 3169 Holcomb Bridge Road.
Via I-285 - Go North on Peachtree Ind. Blvd, turn right on Holcomb Bridge Road. Turn right into 3169 Holcomb Bridge Road (Jefferson Plaza).
Via I 85 N - Turn left on Beaver Ruin Road. Shuttle parking will be on your right at 2500 Beaver Ruin Road (Norcross First United Methodist Church).
Via Buford Hwy, traveling North - Turn right on Beaver Ruin Road. Shuttle parking will be one half mile on your left at 2500 Beaver Ruin Road (Norcross First United Methodist Church).
Via Buford Hwy. traveling South - Turn left on Beaver Ruin Road and proceed to 2500 Beaver Ruin Road (Norcross First United Methodist Church).
Look for the "Shuttle Parking" signs.

Come out and enjoy the sights and say hello.
I hope to see you out there!
Cheers,

Dawn

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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Keeping you updated on art festivals, galleries and studio news.

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Stop by and see my new paintings at The Atlanta Arts Festival in Piedmont Park  Booth # 144  (Close to the 14th ST Entrance)
I have been very busy this Summer.  Lots of traveling equal a lot of new paintings - new sizes - big and small
Check out my latest at Piedmont Park this weekend

Atlanta Arts Festival
September 17 - 18
Sat 10-7 Sun 10-6
Piedmont Park, Midtown, Atlanta GA
website -http://www.atlantaartsfestival.com/
Hope to see you there!

Link to Map for directions
 
Besides the great art there will be cooking demos, crafts for the young, painting classes hosted by Canvas U and much more!
Check out the full schedule
 http://www.AtlantaArtsFestival.com/schedule.php for all the details.
  The park is so beautiful this time of year, so some out.  Along with the great art and entertainment, there is great people watching!!!
I hope to see you out there and don't forget to bring lots of water.

Cheers,

Dawn

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Saturday, September 10, 2011

Happy Customers at the Mount Gretna Art Festival

The Joy of Spring finds a new home in Hershey, PA. This is one of my favorite trees. I love the combinations of  the magentas and blues in this one. I am so happy it has found a good home with the Wright family. 
This wonderful couple with their new painting. 
See, I really have been working and not just traveling around having fun.
Cheers, Dawn

Friday, September 9, 2011

Rob and I go to New Hampshire!

While I have been out traveling the northeast with art shows, Rob was able to fly up for a little mini- vacation. I picked him up at the Boston Airport and we headed up to New Hampshire. Why New Hampshire  - why not - we hadn't been there before.

Our first stop was in Salem  NH at America's Stonehenge.
I had no idea that we had our own Stonehenge.
 As we walked around we learned so much. America's Stonehenge is
an accurate astronomically aligned calendar. It was and still can be
 used to determine specific solar and lunar events of the year.
 How crazy is that?  We're talking 2000 BC and this civilization
 had this knowledge.
What's a tourist attraction without an Alpaca?
Next we hit Merrimack to visit the Anheuser-Busch Brewery
Okay, beer fans, here's the proof, they really use hops. 

And there was a car show, how cool! I want this car.
If you are going to drive a bug it should be a kegerator
The Clydesdales
After a night in North Conway, we head to Echo Lake to
hike up to Cathedral Ledge
What a view
Robbie on the Ledge!!

Good times. Good bye big sky!

 Cheers, Dawn



Monday, September 5, 2011

Plein air painting and cycling...Life doesn't get better!

I spent the first week of August in Provincetown, MA just cycling and painting.
I went to take a week-long plein air workshop with Lois Griffel in Cape Cod this summer. Lois studied and taught at the Cape Cod School of Art with Henry Hensche, and took over the directorship of the school for 20 plus years after Henry. Needless to say, Lois is a great teacher and has a lot of knowledge and experience to share.

This is my painting step up for the week.   Easel and paint box on top
and the paints and brushes in the bag.   A great way to get around!
Day 4 of the workshop, we painted in a public garden in East Provincetown.
My new artist friend, Roesmarie, looking for the perfect spot.
Lois is painting a demo. I learned a lot about mapping out my values and temperatures first.
Lois begins to add the color after values have been established.
Everyone asks how I paint while camping, well here's the studio tent.
This is a great shot I took while gallery hopping one evening.
 I think it will make a great painting.  You know how I like to paint bikes.

The pier at P'Town
What a fun tourist shop. Great color!
This will make a great painting as well.

It was a great trip and I learned a lot.  I can't wait to hit the studio!

Cheers, Dawn