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DEBBIE'S ART STUDIO
P.O. BOX 5434, HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92615-5434
(714) 514-1862 / DebbieJosephson@yahoo.com
P.O. BOX 5434, HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92615-5434
(714) 514-1862 / DebbieJosephson@yahoo.com
Welcome to my online studio. I invite you
to browse and enjoy my unique, beautiful and
dynamic paintings.
February 26-28, 2010: I will be demonstrating
and exhibiting at the 50th Annual Hillcrest
Festival of Fine Arts at the Hillcrest
Congregational Church, 2000 West Road, La
Habra Heights, CA. Hours are 10:00 a.m. - 5:00
p.m. each day, except on Sunday the Festival
opens a little later at 11:30 a.m.
I will be debuting my new "Mini Love" miniatures.
They are quite stunning and very affordably
priced. They are excellent gift ideas. I will be
posting additional photos very shortly.
I will be teaching a workshop on 3 Saturdays:
April 10 and 17 (1:00-4:00 pm.) and
April 24, 2010 (9:30 am.-4:00 pm.) at
The Art Studio 6450 Westminster Blvd.,
Westminster, CA. Fee: $175
Discount fee with early bird registration.
Please contact The Art Studio to register.
Materials List available upon registration.
Whether you are a beginner or advanced artist
experienced in other styles and mediums, this
exciting workshop is for you.
Limited enrollment.
May 5, 2010 I will be demonstrating for the
Huntington Beach Art League.
A few words about the method I use:
"The basic concept of Po Mo is that in order for
a painting to show the vitality of nature, it must
be executed in a lively way. The movement of
the brush is completed in a simple, dynamic,
powerful, and speedy manner. It seems as if
the artist is 'throwing ink' and colors onto the rice
paper. The Po Mo method provides the artist
with an ideal tool for capturing the spontaneity of
the interaction of yin and yang. The artist begins
his painting without any draft or preliminary
sketch lines. Strokes and colors are integrated
instantly and decisively while maintaining their
continuity and fluidity. Since only spontaneity is
natural, the brushwork is kept in its original form
without any corrective effort. Spontaneity,
freedom, and honesty are some of the important
principles in this method of painting."
("Chinese Brush Painting: An Instructional
Guide" by Ning Yeh)
Thanks for visiting!
Debbie
to browse and enjoy my unique, beautiful and
dynamic paintings.
February 26-28, 2010: I will be demonstrating
and exhibiting at the 50th Annual Hillcrest
Festival of Fine Arts at the Hillcrest
Congregational Church, 2000 West Road, La
Habra Heights, CA. Hours are 10:00 a.m. - 5:00
p.m. each day, except on Sunday the Festival
opens a little later at 11:30 a.m.
I will be debuting my new "Mini Love" miniatures.
They are quite stunning and very affordably
priced. They are excellent gift ideas. I will be
posting additional photos very shortly.
I will be teaching a workshop on 3 Saturdays:
April 10 and 17 (1:00-4:00 pm.) and
April 24, 2010 (9:30 am.-4:00 pm.) at
The Art Studio 6450 Westminster Blvd.,
Westminster, CA. Fee: $175
Discount fee with early bird registration.
Please contact The Art Studio to register.
Materials List available upon registration.
Whether you are a beginner or advanced artist
experienced in other styles and mediums, this
exciting workshop is for you.
Limited enrollment.
May 5, 2010 I will be demonstrating for the
Huntington Beach Art League.
A few words about the method I use:
"The basic concept of Po Mo is that in order for
a painting to show the vitality of nature, it must
be executed in a lively way. The movement of
the brush is completed in a simple, dynamic,
powerful, and speedy manner. It seems as if
the artist is 'throwing ink' and colors onto the rice
paper. The Po Mo method provides the artist
with an ideal tool for capturing the spontaneity of
the interaction of yin and yang. The artist begins
his painting without any draft or preliminary
sketch lines. Strokes and colors are integrated
instantly and decisively while maintaining their
continuity and fluidity. Since only spontaneity is
natural, the brushwork is kept in its original form
without any corrective effort. Spontaneity,
freedom, and honesty are some of the important
principles in this method of painting."
("Chinese Brush Painting: An Instructional
Guide" by Ning Yeh)
Thanks for visiting!
Debbie
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DEBBIE'S ART STUDIO
CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING
ORIGINALS
Canna
Calla Lily
CLICK ON IMAGES TO ENLARGE
Dragon Pearl
Mums
NEW - "Mini Love" Miniatures
Debuting this month at the 50th
Annual Hillcrest Festival of Fine
Arts
Debuting this month at the 50th
Annual Hillcrest Festival of Fine
Arts
Dahlia
on silver flake paper
on silver flake paper
Painting large lilies & morning glories
Freesia detail
Plum Blossom
