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Blog 35
This week, I was so busy with planning new fall events and getting back into a regular routine while adjusting to my daughter’s start of university that I almost forgot to write my blog.
I did not even think
about picking up the Creativity Challenge again. I felt like painting
but was reluctant to pick up my brushes to continue working on the
16” x 20” acrylic knife painting that I had started in early May.
At first, I did not know where to start, but soon I was in my element
and it felt so good to be painting. I plan to finish the painting
before I leave for my painting trip to Kamouraska next week.
Yesterday, I finally
met some of my friends for our yearly summer “Painting in the Park”
get-together. We had to postpone the event a couple of times due to
the heat in July and were happy when the weather cooperated this
time. While we were painting a bowl with pansies, we laughed so much
that we basically got an abs workout at the same time.
If you would like to
join in the fun of painting, please contact me for further events. I
am in the middle of putting my fall workshops together, so please do
not hesitate to let me know how I can help you to improve your
painting skills. The first workshop “Painting a Symbol of the
Canadian Autumn” will be on Friday, September 28, 2018 from
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM at 1270 Kinsella Dr, Cumberland, ON K4C 1A9,
Canada. We will study A. Y. Jackson’s painting “Red Maple”
and create our own fall landscape painting inspired by his
painting. No experience is necessary. All materials are included in
the registration fee of $35. For more information and to register
please contact me at kpeters@domingoinformatics.ca.
For all of you in the Ottawa area who stay at home during the long September weekend, I would be happy to chat with your during my painting demonstration at the Da Artisti Studio & Gallery on Saturday, September 1, 2018, from 9am to 1pm. During your time in Cumberland Village you can also go to the Farmers’ Market, the Black Walnut Bakery, and the Cumberland Heritage Village Museum.
I wish you a
wonderful last weekend of summer! Enjoy your favourite activities and
the company of family and friends. Make it a memorable weekend!
Perhaps you would
like to take a sketch pad or a journal with you to capture some of
the impressions that you experience this weekend. It is not important
that others can understand and appreciate what you are sketching or
writing, but it is a way for you to have a special and very unique
record.
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