The Setting
The Studio
I have found that my favorite time in the teaching process is at the end of the class or workshop when the work goes up for " Show and Tell". (In these settings I don't call it a critique.) I am always amazed, whether it is a one day, five day or eight week class, how each student's work develops.
The work
Marcia Branca
Francine Levesque
Krista Svalbonas
Georgeann Blaha
Mary Ann Plummer
Kate English
Here are a few pieces I began while I was there.
And the two that were donated for the Peter's Valley Sunday auction.
Here are a few pieces I began while I was there.
5 comments:
what a FUN selection of work from your students! And it looks like the setting was stupendous. Thank you for sharing this. I always need a reminder that having fun needs to be a priority!
wonderful post Lisa - the night photos are gorgeous - loved seeing each person's work - all so unique and individual, and yes! 'serious about having fun!' :)
Lisa
Looks like a marvelous experience for everyone involved. I enjoyed looking in the working studio, getting a chance to see the lovely setting outside, and seeing the results of each person's work at the conclusion. Thanks for sharing.
informative and interesting post. what a great setting! it definitely looks like some serious fun was had while working.
Lisa, This is a marvelous setting and by the work produced, there is clear evidence of good energy between the group. Thanks for posting this experience.
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