Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts

Monday, June 11, 2012

Thursday, 6/7/12 Evening Critique Group

Pastel Still Life by Mario
Watercolor of statue by Teenia  Geig (camera shy)
Acrylic still life rendering by Neil
Colored pencil by Liz
Medina photograph by Bill
Necklace by Barb (camera shy)
Colored pencil by Liz
Abstract acrylic  rendering by Neil

We had a wide variety of styles and media represented this evening.  It is so scary to present your art to a group, especially in public, and especially if you are a relatively new artist.   Of course, it is also difficult to critique..   I applaud everyone who participates in these critiques for being willing to risk.  We're all learning.

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Sophistication by Sophia

 
 
 
  
Ten-year-old Sophia Smith captured the hearts of her audience as she explained how she creates her lovely jewelry and runs her business.  A delightful and poised young lady, Sophia is a bright and engaging artist and entrepreneur who is saving a large percentage of her profits to help pay for her college tuition.  Continued good luck to you, Sophia!

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Sophia is Truly Sophisticated

Local artist, Sophia Smith is from Medina and is a fourth grader at Ella Canavan Elementary.  Although she may be small, Sophie has already put together quite a portfolio and list of accomplishments for her age.  Her home environment is nurturing in creativity, as her mom, grandmothers, and even grandfathers have taught her different aspects and techniques in art.   At school, she has had the support and encouragement of a fantastic art teacher.  Her accomplishments include having 2 pieces of artwork displayed at Medina Hospital during the summer months, being selected by Akron’s Children’s Hospital to have a painting framed and displayed in a patient room, and was the youngest vendor at the Medina International Festival in which she displayed and sold her jewelry creations.  This summer her plans are to participate in local craft fairs and festivals in which she can promote her jewelry business, “Sophistication by Sophia.” 
Sophia will be speaking on what inspires her and her work, the development of her company, and what she has learned about running an art business at such a young age.

You are invited to join us to hear this delightful young lady speak on Wednesday, May 2, at 7:30 PM in the Council Chambers of Brunswick City Hall.