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Much the same as our annual portrait swap, except the portraits swapped are of the pets of EBSQ artists- not of one another. Artists pair up, ... more
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Our exhibition criteria don't get much more clear-cut than this: create a still life. Include a lemon in your composition. All media/styles welcome. ... more
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This month's word: JAGGED
Unlike our traditional EBSQ exhibits which are very structured, the point of EBSQ "one word concepts" is to present ... more
Vote from now until 12:01am on 9/8/2010
2010 is EBSQ's 10th Anniversary year, and as such, we're bringing back some of our most popular past flowers to celebrate. Whether you call it ... more
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I mostly paint in oils and for drawing it's mainly graphite pencil and charcoal. I've tried many different kinds of paint and settled on oils because of the slow drying times that enable me to return to the painting at different intervals without having to worry about it drying too soon. I usually paint alla prima for smaller paintings, but I paint my larger paintings in a few sessions.
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I have always been interested in drawing and about 14 years ago, I went back to it and explored color pencil and water color drawing for few years. Then my husband and I started renovating our kitchen and we wanted stained glass cabinet doors. So I took classes in stained glass and for about five years I made everything from cabinet doors, to outside landscape lights, boxes and frames from stained glass.
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I'm incapable of painting the same subject ten times. I'm incapable of forcing myself to create five drafts before starting on the final piece. Thus far, I've been incapable of finding a "niche". My interests are so varied, and my moods sway so quickly, that even though I've received much positive feedback from critics and judges when it comes to individual works, as a whole my body of work has on more than o ...read more
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I believe all people begin creating the moment they gain the motor skills needed to make a deliberate mark. I`ve never met a child who didn`t enjoy drawing, painting, sculpting, or crafting in general. Most of us stop creating as we age because life seems to get in the way of creative pursuit while a few of us can`t ever seem to stop so we find a way to make the time.
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From 9/1/2010 thru 9/30/2010
2010 is EBSQ's 10th Anniversary year, and as such, we're bringing back some of our most popular past flowers to celebrate. This month we ask you to ... more
From 9/1/2010 thru 9/30/2010
Poets and artists often are drawn to the same subjects--the sublime, the horrible, uplifting the ordinary, parodying the ridiculous. Writers have ... more
From 9/1/2010 thru 9/30/2010
September brings EBSQ's biennial tradition, the Spam & Trout show. Born years ago as an inside joke, it has grown into a well-loved institution. ... more
From 9/1/2010 thru 9/30/2010
This month's word: BOKEH
Unlike our traditional EBSQ exhibits which are very structured, the point of EBSQ "one word concepts" is to present you ... more
