Palette, Paint and a Pinch of Salt

May 18, 2010

Xenia Christian Academy Art Show 2010

Every endeavor has a beginning and an ending. I am delighted to share the handiwork of my students. Each has worked hard and each, in his or her own unique way, has "ended well." Enjoy.

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2 comments:

UnknownAugust 10, 2010 at 11:50 AM
Glenda,I enjoyed seeing your blog. I am Ella's friend and a self-taught watercolor artist too.
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glendasueAugust 10, 2010 at 6:05 PM
Thank you, Nancy. I can truly say that you have a wonderful friend. She surely is a keeper. I appreciate your input and I would love to see your work.
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Thanks for the Visit (Please leave a post so that I may know that you have dropped by.)

Hi, my name is Glenda McClellan. I am a southerner living in the midsection of Ohio. Though many still ask, "Where are you from?" I am happy to say I am a Virginia girl. But after twenty odd years I can truly say Ohio is my home. I discovered watercolor here about twenty years ago. As mainly a self-taught artist, it has been many sheets of paper and many hours of trial and error. My method of watercolor has been, "OH...OH...OH ... well, it will be Okay." I fell in love with it when an evangelist's wife, Esther Pyle, allowed me to use her paint. I watched the mingle and flow of the colors on her palette and my heart was stolen. Watercolor is a fickle friend. It is always contrary and always suprising. I never grow tired of the effort. I am never pleased with my outcome. I always return. One thing that watercolor teaches me is that you have to make a success of what you have been given. Not all plans work, but you can still make it work. In future posts, I hope to share past paintings from "The Under the Bed Gallery." Also, I hope you will enjoy viewing the efforts currently on the easel. Drop by anytime.