Julie Weaver
Long-term Storage
There comes a point in any artist’s life when storage has to be considered. It can be pesky, inconvenient, and also necessary. Learn about the Ten Agents of Deterioration and how to avoid them.READ MORE
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Julie Weaver
How Art Gets Around
We don’t often think of art on the move, but it might regularly travel from once place to another.READ MORE
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Featured work by John B Conroy
Featured work by John B Conroy Evening Reflections - John B Conroy Morning Surf - John B Conroy Mooshie - John B Conroy Blaze - John B Conroy The Red Cap - John B Conroy Find more at https://www.johnbconroy.com/home.htmlREAD MORE
Julie Weaver
Artist Spotlight: Francis Hines
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Francis Hines lived in Connecticut for periods of time, even working as chief commercial artist at the iconic G. Fox & Co in Hartford during its prime. However, Hines was a New York artist through and through. It’s where he summoned his energy and creative spirit. He was extremely prolific and although recognized at times for his work, he was...READ MORE
Julie Weaver
Artist Spotlight: Anda Styler
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As we look forward to the quintessential New England Fall, the works of Anda Styler are exactly that. Light dances across her surfaces capturing that fleeting moment when you are struck by the beauty of a landscape. As a viewer, I see the playfulness and joy of her discoveries.READ MORE
Julie Weaver
Back to Watercolor and the Basics
If only for a little while, my advice is to switch to a new medium, find a new surface to work on, or just change it up. Find what works for you! Since I know many out there are already working in watercolor, find something else to challenge your routine. Maybe it’s a giant marker, a hunk of charcoal, or fresh...READ MORE
