Show Time Again Arizona Watercolor Association Phoenix

The fall art season has started. These are my first two images sent into the AWA fall show. Show information:

The show juor is Lian Quan Zhen. He came to the United States in 1985 for China and earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California at Berkeley in 1992, followed by a master of Architecture from MIT in 1996.

Zhen has published three books with North Light and his fourth, on Chinese watercolor painting techniques, will be released this fall. Visit www.lianspainting.com to see examples of his work or watch short videos on YouTube. Enjoy his demo on his website.

AWA FALL 2013

September 29^th – November 2^nd

         Village Square At DANA PARK             

 1755 South Val Vista

   Mesa, Arizona 85204 

Reception & Awards 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm

                 Awards Presentation at 7:00 pm                     

Thursday, October 17, 2013

All are welcome!

Here are my two entries:

Santa Fe Cása, is a wonderful example of early New Mexico architecture. As the artist, the structure can be taken back in time by removing all of modern technology from the roof yet saving the character of the aged wooden gates and landscape. Enjoy this watercolor; imagine the many stories this Santa Fe Cása has seen and can tell to those who pay attention.

Santa Fe Cása

watercolor

  
Image size: 22 x 30
Frame size: 30 x 38

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 As part of my quest to capture the vanishing landscape, during one of my back road trips through Texas, I stumbled on this old fence post and barn structure. The focus of this composition was the fence post and the way it appeared in front of the barn which creates a since of distance. I enjoyed the old barn and foreground flowers back lit by the sun.

Red Horse Trailer

watercolor

   Framed size: 22 x 29 

 Image size: 22 x 15

                                                                                                      

Prints available at Fine Art America starting at $27

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 Enjoy your September with the smell of fall in the air! 

Mary Dove

Bye for now.