Fall has arrived.....and the "frost is on the pumpkin". Really!
I want to invite everyone to the Lexington Art Show at Heritage Hall at the Lexington Center on November 23-24.
This is a wonderful opportunity to shop fabulous arts, crafts and jewelry by talented local and national artists. You can shop early for those Christmas presents while there is a wonderful selection.
Hope to see you at the Art Show. To visit the website connect on link below.
Lexington Art Show.
Pamela Clegg
Pamela Clegg
Have a wonderful week and hope to see you in November!
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Your invitation to Kentucky Crafted: The Market 2013
"Purple Skies"
Is everyone ready for spring yet?
I wanted to invite each of you to Kentucky Crafted:The Market 2013. This is my first year as a participant of Kentucky Crafted and I am excited and nervous all at the same time. I am in booth #348.....I hope that you can attend and please.....stop by and visit me while you are enjoying the Market.
Warm wishes for a wonderful week.
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Snowy Saturday
Good afternoon on a snowy Saturday.
" Winter 2013"
Pastel Sketch
I hope this Saturday afternoon finds each of you cozy and warm in your home.
Suddenly ...winter returned to Georgetown, Kentucky. Last week we had our windows open to "air" out the house and my thoughts were turning to flower gardens and spring projects. Mother Nature got my attention with a shot of reality. It is STILL WINTER ...SPRING is still six weeks away according to the calendar.
Enjoy this beautiful gift of snow. Yes, I do like snow...just not the cold weather.....the sketch above reminds me of the many beautiful colors of winter!
****For those of you who felt my pain in my last blog as I was trying to upload pictures to this blog....., I will come clean and tell you my "brillant son" Paul, was able to diagnose the problem quickly. Yes, you are correct ...it was technician error.....me.
I got the order of the upload wrong and the "computer" did not "understand" what I was trying to accomplish...huh. SO....I wrote it down in my "book". Does anyone else have, " a book"?
Thank you Paul...for your patience and not rolling you eyes where I could see-:)
Blessings to each of you, stay warm and enjoy your weather......wherever you may be!
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Information on Workshops
I was just reading my blog on the workshop information and realize that the blue ink is really hard to read in the information part of the blog. I will post this info again in all black which should not blind everyone as they are trying to read . Sorry.
SCAC
Pastel Class: February 2nd
2013
Time 1:00-3:30
Title : From Drawing to
Painting in Pastel
Teacher: Pamela Clegg
Cost: $35.00
Minimum of 3 students
Adult Students
Class Description:
If you have always wanted to make the artistic leap from pencil
/ charcoal drawing and sketching to utilizing color in your art then this is
the class for you. This is a beginner class and we will discuss and sample
materials and techniques that allow you to successfully see and paint your creation in vibrant color with
pastels.
Materials Students Need: Small pastel pencil set 12/18 in set. NO OIL
PASTELS
Small pastel set of basic colors
18/24. NO OIL PASTELS
Drawing Board 11x14
Hand wipes to clean
pastel dust off your finger
Teacher will provide: Pastel paper/support
Different brand(variety) of pastels for
student to try
Handout, outline and notes for students
Please bring your
enthusiastic attitude, creative spirit and willingness to experiment!
SCAC
Pastel Class: February 16th
2013
Time: 1:00-3:30
Title: Pouring On The Color/Finishing with Pastels
Teacher: Pamela Clegg
Cost: $35.00
Minimum Students: 3
Adult Students
**This class is a
continuation of the under painting class taught in the fall of 2012. Beginning
students are welcome also.
Let the colors roll! This class will spice up students previous
pastel learning experience and go a step further with under painting. Bold and Beautiful....we will experiment with
a new surface for our painting , using a reference picture/composition that we
familiar with and put our creative spirit in high gear.
Let's get rolling with new
ideas and approaches for 2013!
Materials student need: Pastels.....
any that you have are fine. NO OIL PASTELS
Drawing Board- so you
can tape down your painting
Small paint brush 1/2"
-1" wide or a small foam brush
Hand Wipes
Teacher will provide : Paper/Support for student
Watercolors for under
painting
**Any Questions on materials
or course please feel free to call Pam 502-316-2896.
Cold and more Cold!
Good afternoon everyone, I hope you are staying warm today.
Winter is here, and I know that means cold weather....but......this weather got my attention. I am defintely a southern gal and its a good thing I don't live farther north than Georgetown, KY. However, on the positive side of this weather....the sun has been out for a couple of days which makes it a little easier to have the illusion of warmth.
I have been trying to post pictures to the blog for about an hour now.....am just not getting it done today. Somedays it works and other days I cannot seem to get it working for me. Can you tell I am aggravated. I will continue to try and attach some pictures today...I will not let this get the best of me...haha.
I did want to let everyone know that I got my Kentucky Crafted Market booth assignment. I will be in Booth 348.
The Market will take place again this year at the Lexington Convention Center, downtown Lexington, KY. The dates are March 2nd and 3rd. I look forward to seeing at The Market.
I am also attaching, (I hope) a link
http://artscouncil.ky.gov/KentuckyArt/2013Market.htm which lists all the exciting events that will be going on at the Market. Come and have a good time.
I am working on new paintings...(just sold 2 yesterday to a returning customer)....yeah..... so I will have to get back to the easel and paint, paint and paint some more.
Also, if anyone is interested in taking afternoon classes in pastel, I am again teaching at The Art Zone @ Art Works in Georgetown, KY. These workshops are so much fun. I will attach (hopefully) the information and would love to see you at either of these workshops. Info is available through me at pmclegg@bellsouth.net or 502-316-2896...or info@scottcountyartworks.org .
WARM Blessings to you all.
Pam
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Adult
Students
Winter is here, and I know that means cold weather....but......this weather got my attention. I am defintely a southern gal and its a good thing I don't live farther north than Georgetown, KY. However, on the positive side of this weather....the sun has been out for a couple of days which makes it a little easier to have the illusion of warmth.
I have been trying to post pictures to the blog for about an hour now.....am just not getting it done today. Somedays it works and other days I cannot seem to get it working for me. Can you tell I am aggravated. I will continue to try and attach some pictures today...I will not let this get the best of me...haha.
I did want to let everyone know that I got my Kentucky Crafted Market booth assignment. I will be in Booth 348.
The Market will take place again this year at the Lexington Convention Center, downtown Lexington, KY. The dates are March 2nd and 3rd. I look forward to seeing at The Market.
I am also attaching, (I hope) a link
http://artscouncil.ky.gov/KentuckyArt/2013Market.htm which lists all the exciting events that will be going on at the Market. Come and have a good time.
I am working on new paintings...(just sold 2 yesterday to a returning customer)....yeah..... so I will have to get back to the easel and paint, paint and paint some more.
Also, if anyone is interested in taking afternoon classes in pastel, I am again teaching at The Art Zone @ Art Works in Georgetown, KY. These workshops are so much fun. I will attach (hopefully) the information and would love to see you at either of these workshops. Info is available through me at pmclegg@bellsouth.net or 502-316-2896...or info@scottcountyartworks.org .
WARM Blessings to you all.
Pam
SCAC/Scott County Arts
Consortium
Adult
Students
Class
Description:
Teacher will
provide: Pastel
paper/support
Pastel Class: February 2nd
2013
Time 1:00-3:30
Title : From Drawing to Painting in
Pastel
Teacher:
Pamela Clegg
Cost:
$35.00
Minimum of
3 students- Maximum 6 students
If you
have always wanted to make the artistic
leap from pencil / charcoal drawing and sketching to utilizing color in your art
then this is the class for you. This is a beginner class and we will discuss and
sample materials and techniques that allow you to successfully see and paint your creation in vibrant color with
pastels.
Materials
Students Need: Small pastel pencil
set 12/18 in set. NO OIL PASTELS
Small pastel set of basic colors
18/24. NO OIL PASTELS
Drawing Board 11 x
14
Hand wipes to clean
pastel dust off your finger
Different brand(variety) of pastels for
student to try
Handout, outline and notes for
students
Please
bring your enthusiastic attitude, creative spirit and willingness to
experiment!
SCAC/Scott County Arts
Consortium
Pastel Class: February 16th
2013
Time: 1:00-3:30
Title: Pouring On The
Color/Finishing with Pastels
Teacher: Pamela Clegg
Cost:
$35.00
Minimum Students:
3 Maximum 6 Students
**This class is a
continuation of the under painting class taught in the fall of 2012. Beginning
students are welcome also.
Let the colors
roll! This class will spice up students
previous pastel learning experience and go a step further with under painting. Bold and Beautiful....we will experiment with
a new surface for our painting , using a reference picture/composition that we
are familiar with and put our creative spirit in high
gear.
Let's get rolling
with new ideas and approaches for 2013!
Materials student
need: Pastels..... any that you have are fine. NO OIL
PASTELS
Drawing Board- so you can tape down your
painting
Small paint brush 1/2" -1" wide
or a small foam brush
Hand Wipes
Teacher will provide : Paper/Support for
student
Watercolors for under painting
**Any Questions on
materials or course please feel free to call Pam
502-316-2896 or email pmclegg@bellsouth.net
Workshops are located in:
Scott county arts and cultural Center
117 North Water Street
Georgetown, KY 40234
Phone :502-867-0060info@scottcountyartworks.org
Scott county arts and cultural Center
117 North Water Street
Georgetown, KY 40234
Phone :502-867-0060info@scottcountyartworks.org
Contact @ Art Works is Beth Stone
Monday, January 7, 2013
Happy New Year....Just a little late!
Happy New Year to everyone.....just a little late...but no less sincere.
Painting/marketing/workshops/shows/commissions and art business took a back seat this Christmas season. I have spent the last few weeks enjoying some much needed time relaxing and spending time with family and friends.
I have spent some quiet time reflecting on the previous year .....so much joy, so little sorrow and a profound gratefulness and gratitude for so many blessings.
We had our first snow Saturday after Christmas while I was out of town visiting my mom. I missed watching the snow falling, but...... what a wonderful coming home present.... four inches of beautiful snow.
My youngest son Paul surprised me on Christmas... and how I love a surprise! I am typing this blog on my new IPad. Thank you Paul.....I guess this is payback for all those breakfasts I have cooked.........just kidding!
I am back at the easel painting and getting ready for Kentucky Craft Market, which is March 2nd and 3rd at the Lexington Convention Center in downtown Lexington, KY.
Applications, Applications, Applications...... I am in the process of sending applications to juried art shows that I hope to participate in this year,....always a nerve racking process until you hear that you are/are not accepted.
I will update my web site with a list of shows and jury acceptance as I apply and hear from the shows.
Wishing each of you Blessings and Joy during the coming year.
Painting/marketing/workshops/shows/commissions and art business took a back seat this Christmas season. I have spent the last few weeks enjoying some much needed time relaxing and spending time with family and friends.
I have spent some quiet time reflecting on the previous year .....so much joy, so little sorrow and a profound gratefulness and gratitude for so many blessings.
We had our first snow Saturday after Christmas while I was out of town visiting my mom. I missed watching the snow falling, but...... what a wonderful coming home present.... four inches of beautiful snow.
My youngest son Paul surprised me on Christmas... and how I love a surprise! I am typing this blog on my new IPad. Thank you Paul.....I guess this is payback for all those breakfasts I have cooked.........just kidding!
I am back at the easel painting and getting ready for Kentucky Craft Market, which is March 2nd and 3rd at the Lexington Convention Center in downtown Lexington, KY.
Applications, Applications, Applications...... I am in the process of sending applications to juried art shows that I hope to participate in this year,....always a nerve racking process until you hear that you are/are not accepted.
I will update my web site with a list of shows and jury acceptance as I apply and hear from the shows.
Wishing each of you Blessings and Joy during the coming year.
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