Friday, January 27, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Gold Medal Show : 2012
It's that time of year again,
the annual Gold Medal Show
where members vote
for their favorite paintings.
Stuart Fullerton
(Honorable Mention)
Helen Oh
Barton Faist
James Hajicek
Errol Jacobson
(Honorable Mention)
George Clark
Jack Bair
Marci Oleskiewicz
(Winner: Gold Medal Award)
James Kujaca
Kianoosh Jafari
Linda Vice
Linda White
Stephanie Weidner
Misha Livshultz
Renanne Milner
Robin Power
Michael Van Zeyl
(Second Prize)
Debra Balchen
Dan Kolleng
Donna Gerdy
Dominic Catena
Tim Rees
(People's Choice Award)
Clayton J. Beck III
*******************
This show also included
a wall dedicated to the memory
of three of our most active members
who left us last year:
Phil Renaud, Mike Wilkins, and Diane Rath
Phil Renaud
Diane Rath
And the wonderful thing about paintings is
that they can extend forever
the most intense, sensitive, and thoughtful moments
of the people who made them.
*********************
And here's a few photos
that Del Hall
took at the opening:
Stuart Fullerton
(Honorable Mention)
Helen Oh
Barton Faist
James Hajicek
Errol Jacobson
(Honorable Mention)
George Clark
Jack Bair
Marci Oleskiewicz
(Winner: Gold Medal Award)
James Kujaca
Kianoosh Jafari
Linda Vice
Linda White
Stephanie Weidner
Misha Livshultz
Renanne Milner
Robin Power
Michael Van Zeyl
(Second Prize)
Debra Balchen
Dan Kolleng
Donna Gerdy
Dominic Catena
Tim Rees
(People's Choice Award)
Clayton J. Beck III
*******************
This show also included
a wall dedicated to the memory
of three of our most active members
who left us last year:
Phil Renaud, Mike Wilkins, and Diane Rath
Phil Renaud
Diane Rath
And the wonderful thing about paintings is
that they can extend forever
the most intense, sensitive, and thoughtful moments
of the people who made them.
*********************
And here's a few photos
that Del Hall
took at the opening:
Monday, January 02, 2012
Del Hall shoots the New Year's Drawing Marathon
We had a big crowd again, and had to put a third model into the coach house for much of the afternoon.
I guess people just couldn't wait to get out of the house at the end of the holiday.
And this was the first time I received an ovation for my culinary efforts.
(the secret is to saute the garlic and onions at 9 am so the aroma can waft into the studios. By noon, people are desperate with hunger and will enjoy eating anything)
After seeing Lenin's portrait of me in the exhibit, people were constantly asking me to levitate silverware.
Thankfully, Del took a photo that shows me as a bit less demented.

















































