I've
been pretty much out of contact for the past two and a half weeks as
I've been in Italy teaching a workshop at Castello di Spannocchia (just
11 miles from Siena.) Although I had hoped to write and post photos
every day, after very busy days with my group of wonderful artists and
finishing dinner at 9:00 pm, instead of going to the wi-fi area, I'm
afraid that the only activity that happened was a direct trip to bed!
I
thought I'd share a little bit of the story that unfolded during my
stay in Italy. This first excerpt takes place at Spannocchia with the
ten artists from all around the US and Canada. Here are a few of our
group gathered around as I'm doing a demonstration.
And here's the finished painting.
The 12th century tower at Spannocchia and Holly with her painting in process.
The artists found the many arched doorways at Spannocchia to be great subject matter. Fig trees and vines grew over them, reflected light in the interior revealing stairs leading up and out of sight - fascinating!
Lisa at her Painting Station
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