“…Waterlogue is going to utterly amaze you, as it’s the first app I’ve seen that gives results that really look like a watercolor painting.” -Cult of Mac, Dec.

“…with Waterlogue, it’s clear that there’s a very thoughtful human touch behind the app’s painterly algorithms.” -WIRED, Mar.

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My apologies, portraiture is not a specialty, but I’m going to keep working on it!

I particularly appreciated Koosje’s intonation to “get over yourself!”… to just get out and draw… out in the open, in the community, even if… gasp!… people may be watching! This has long been one of my goals so I packed my sketchbook Friday evening when we went to a friend’s home for a Celtic music house concert. Just yesterday, Koosje’s lessons, week 2, were posted. Paint the page first if a blank white page makes you freeze… just start. Danny took the first week and inspired us to draw the ordinary, the everyday… no special equipment, just a sketchbook and a pen. They’ve put together a six week kourse, (adding the k is killing me… I’ll stop now.) each week featuring the art, inspiration and guidance of a different artist. This endeavor is a wonderful kollaboration of Danny Gregory and Koosje Koene, two artists I’ve followed for quite a while.

Posted in Inspiration, Watercolor | Tagged creative expression, Flowers, Inspiration, local artists, Long River Studios, Stephanie Reininger, Watercolor, World Wide SketchCrawl | 2 Replies Halfway Point for International Fake Journal Month One last thank you… to Michelle Goldsmith, who spied the advertisement and gave me a quick email! You’re the best! Thank you David and Lisa Chelone for bringing this unique experience to your gallery! We all were blown away by your open and welcoming friendship, and of course, the awesome blueberry buckle!Īnd special thanks to Stephanie Reininger! You’ve inspired me to work larger and outside my beloved sketchbook! I did a quick gesture sketch to document my day and then settled in to absorb her fluid watercolor technique and try to grasp as much technical information as possible. Stephanie Reininger, a watercolorist, demonstrated her loose and expressive style for a group of avid admirers. Saturday, April 19th was the date of World Wide SketchCrawl #43! Coincidentally, I went to an artist demonstration at Long River Studios, a gallery in Lyme, NH that specializes in works by local artists.

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