After taking my time and making sure to learn then create my new website using iweb on my Mac (all in order to enable me to do updates myself and not pester my son Chris), I have learned much! I have made plenty of errors (which equates to many more hours than a tech savvy person) and in general now have a sense of accomplishment, or as much as any computer challenged individual can have. Take a look at: http://www.gloriacallahan.com
Other than a whole new look, additional pages (class offerings, events and such) it contains some new work. But also it contains a link to my BLOG here so I will be making even more efforts to keep up on updating this blog.
"Business": Yes something we creative types all shun but HAVE to make efforts toward in order to be efficient, organized and marketed. (Or at least find my pencil sharpener!) My old hat of being a comptroller for several companies i.e. accounting, keeps me motivated to track my finances and those of the Bon Air Artists Assoc. of which I am treasurer. Working toward 501C3 (tax exempt) status for them has me resurrecting too much of my left brain. And thus not creating as much art as I wish I could.
Funny thing that left brain, it rears it's head when we least expect it, but useful when completing our taxes. I find myself having to fool it more and more these days doing things like turning my photo ref upside down, looking in a mirror at my work and erasing more than before I took on this task. But now that I'm done with the website set up, I'm on to the next post about colored pencil in landscape painting!
Now where did I hide the photo ref.........
I Blog about an Artist's Life, journaling and sketching, creating Fine Art, using Colored Pencils and also Oil Paints. Working in the studio as well as "En Plein Air", (In the Open Air). Come in and join the fun! My colored pencil work requires 20-25 layers of artist quality pencils. Trying to foster respect for artists who choose a nonstandard media is challenging. I hope this blog will show Colored Pencil deserves the respect from collectors and galleries as a fine art medium.
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