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Artist’s Block and Fugitive Dreams | An Artist's Journal

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An Artist's Journal. An Artist's Journal: The day-to-day life of a full-time artist, exploring the highs, the lows, and the in betweens. Artist’s Block and Fugitive Dreams. May 3, 2015. Collage is another story. I don’t seem to have the same trepidation when approaching collage. It’s always sheer pleasure, even if my first few attempts aren’t successful. I guess it’s because the medium is so forgiving. 8221; it’s gone? And the harder you try, the harder it is to remember? From → Uncategorized. You are co...

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Artist Studio Tours of Washington County: April 2015

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Wednesday, April 8, 2015. Studio Tour Artists Spring Shows. Fiber Work by Terry Grant. It’s spring and our artists are popping up everywhere. Here are some places to see our 2014 tour artist shows. Art On Broadway: Stepping Into Spring and Guest Show. Terry Grant said,. I just delivered my work to Art on Broadway, for their Spring Boutique show/sale. I was so pleased to be asked to be a guest artist for this show. My new small stitched "drawings" will be shown for the first time.”. This year, Ceramic Sho...

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Artist Studio Tours of Washington County: August 2014

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Thursday, August 28, 2014. Two Artists Talk About The Finishing Stage. Starting a project or piece of art is filled with excitement and anticipation. There’s possibility in the air, a sense of adventure and energy picking up the clay, cloth, paper and paint. But getting close to the finish line, the endings can be filled with completely different feelings. Here’s a picture of the back of one of Terry’s finished fiber art pieces. This week, Susan was glazing each cup, bowl and vase inside and out. Althoug...

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Artist Studio Tours of Washington County: October 2014

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Sunday, October 19, 2014. Open Studios Helped Me Find My Way Back to Clay. It had been a tough few years. I broke my wrist and had to have surgery. A roof leak repair tore apart my studio walls and floor. My husband got laid off. We were doing our best and I took every gig that came along to help make ends meet. One thing I knew in my heart even as my mind raced with fear, I would not give up on my art. But it was open studios that helped me stay on the art path and find my way back to clay. I scraped to...

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Artist Studio Tours of Washington County: February 2015

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Friday, February 13, 2015. Artist to Artist: Tools for Resizing Your Photos. If you've been making art and entering shows for awhile you remember having to send slides of your work with your entries What a hassle and expense that was! Now we just email a digital image. So much easier— if you know how! You can't just send any old photo. There is always a very specific size and format requirement . Which runs on both Mac and Windows computers. Here's how it works. First, be sure your photo is cropped t...

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Artist Studio Tours of Washington County: December 2014

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Friday, December 19, 2014. In Memory: Karen French. I met Karen at my first Oregon Potters Association meeting where she was the Hospitality Coordinator. Her job was to set up tables for treats but she went above and beyond. With her open, up front and easy going humor, she instantly made me feel welcome and at ease in this new group. Thanks to Washington County Open Studios, I got to know her even better. Doing her Artist Profile (here). It didn’t faze Karen at all. She became my friend. She lent me her...

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Artist Studio Tours of Washington County: How do artists create art?

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Friday, July 10, 2015. How do artists create art? How do tubes of paint, brushes, canvas or paper become a painting? What happens to a lump of clay on a wheel that turns it into a porcelain bowl? Why do the layers of colored wax stick to the canvas? This is the magic of creation, experimentation and experience that turns ordinary materials into art. In Hillsboro, you'll see Tim Gabriel bend steel into intricate shapes. Patti Issacs will be painting on silk in Aloha. There's so much to see! 11 AM TO 5 PM.

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Artist Studio Tours of Washington County: Where Do Artists Make Art?

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Friday, July 24, 2015. Where Do Artists Make Art? The artists on this year's Washington County Open Studios Tour create in many different media and many different kinds of studios. Some artists have studios in their kitchens. Patti Issacs works in her upstairs room studio with acrylics and handmade papers but uses her kitchen to create with silk paints. Some have a separate studio structure on their property. Jewel Starz has a newly built studio on her farm surrounded by dogs, llamas and chickens. Tour m...

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Artist Studio Tours of Washington County: June 2015

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Friday, June 19, 2015. New Artists. New Art Work. New Places to Tour. This year, 42 new artists are opening their studios October 17. Giving art lovers young and old a chance to make art connections all across Washington County, Oregon. You’ll see demonstrations in a wonderful and eclectic range of art media. Whether you’re interested in 3 D or 2 D art, there’s something for you. See steel forging, glass fusing, weaving, wood working as well as throwing clay, mask making and copper repousse. Stay tuned h...