Dori DeCamillis

Unrelated to the photo above, my good friend Kerry Madden-Lunsford just had this wonderful article published in the Los Angeles Times. I enjoyed it so much I just had to share. It's about her visit to a local prison to teach children's book writing to inmates.  Kerry's Article

Marcia Amason Here is a small selection of paintings completed at Red Dot by my lovely students over the past several months.  Joyce White Lisa Martin Deeana Crider Beverley Phillips Charla Cardin Nadine Leplantenier Louise Parsons Eileen Cohn Casey Lancaster

Kay Lindsey Enjoy images of oil paintings completed by Red Dot students over the past two months. Jeanne Alexander Eileen Cohn Natalie Smith Louise Parsons Karen Foote Peggy (hard to remember Czech last name) Kristin Martin Beverley Phillips Ann Vaphiades

To celebrate the upcoming Mud Dabblers exhibit at Red Dot Gallery here are some photos of fun stuff in the clay studio. Hake Brushes Hanging Tools Reclaim Clay buckets Sponges Carving tools Water buckets

Please join us at Red Dot Gallery for the opening of Mud Dabblers, a student clay exhibit, 5 to 8 pm. Here is a sampling of some of the excellent ceramic work done by Scott Bennett's clay students.

Ceramic piece by Jane Marshall Check out the article in The Homewood Star about upcoming Mud Dabbler exhibit at Red Dot Gallery.

"Thy Tattr'd Loving"   2014     16" x 20" Reminder: Opening March 1, 2-4 pm is Without A Net, a solo exhibit of my paintings at the Huntsville Museum of Art, Alabama. On display through June 18, 2015, the exhibit is a part of the Encounters series, featuring outstanding regional art. (Their words.) I will be teaching an all-day workshop on Friday, March 20 for K-12 teachers as a part of their learning credit program.  Thanks to Peter Baldaia, curator at HMA for inviting me. Look for a catalogue (my first) to accompany the show.  Huntsville Museum of Art

Lucy Mashburn Here are the latest round of finished paintings by Red Dot oil painting students. I am always as pleased as they are with the finished results. Larry Ken Stalnaker Patsy Haywood Louise Parsons Pat Conrad

In Red Dot Kid Class the students were assigned to paint a plate of food that made them hungry. We painted acrylic-on-canvas pieces, and everyone got an A+ because they were definitely hungry. One of these paintings was done by me, as an example. You can guess which.