April Member Meeting
The Boulder Art Association Presents: Abstract Colorado Landscape Painting Workshop.When: April Member Meeting (4/13 at 6 pm)
Where: Zoom – Register in advance for this meeting.
acrylic
Adam Rubey
Playing with lovable critters and mischievous characters has been a relaxing distraction during the pandemic that I hope everyone will enjoy
Blaise Simonelli
As certain pieces sparked my appreciation and love for art, I found myself envying these talented painters. Seeing an easel spattered with paint truly drew my attention, it was like having a past life experience. I had never really dreamed of what it would feel like to put paint on a canvas until that moment.
angie Baker
With my early painting inspiration coming from illustrators and muralists such as, Maxfield Parrish, a painter of fantastical landscapes, cloud formations and vibrant colors
Cyndy Hinkelman-Smith
As an artist my hope is to bring joy and inspiration into the lives of others with my paintings. I started painting with acrylics a few years ago and fell in love with the process and journey of each painting – playing with color, shapes, textures, tools and subject matter
Judy T Fisher
My Granite Series consists of extreme close-ups to capture the hidden colors, textures and shapes that a broader view might pass over.
Jeanne Kipke
For far too many years, while working full-time as an elementary school teacher, I allowed art to become a low priority in my life. I still felt like an artist – until I didn’t.
Claudia Ringel
I am a painter who creates abstract works and expressive landscapes. I work mainly in acrylic and mixed media.
Margaret Donharl
My process involves applying paint and glazes onto recycled hardwood doors using my own hand cut stencils. Building layers of luminous color, pattern, and organic forms
Lori Mattina
Passionate about celebrating life through painting, I find joy in experimenting with acrylics and mixed media.