Though this piece, "Pretty Please," a portrait of Zanayah and her cousin at the botanical gardens, did not win a prize, it is also in the August show.
This is one of the first place paintings--"Picnic at Pocahontas Park," a portrait of Annette and her baby. 
The second of the two first-place winners: "The Sweet Life"--a portrait of Alkendrick and Alkendrick Jr. in the church basement.
3 comments:
Congratulations Cynthia on winning first place with your two paintings! Wonderful!
Mama Joan let us know about the article in today's Richmond Times Dispatch and I just read it. Excellent!
I'm sure the fish fry will be a big success.
Here is the link to the article:
http://www2.timesdispatch.com/news/2010/aug/26/mike26-ar-473564/
Love, Jan
I am Mike Vandiver, a retired United Methodist minister living in Anderson, S. C. I am trying to find Dr. Carl Losen who was a professor at Erskine Seminary in 1961. Can you be of help. Thanks. Mike Vandiver mvandiver2@gmail.com
i am an avid fan of your paintings! your self-portrait had so much emotional integrity. I would love to see more self-portraits because I feel like they are your strong suit and allow the viewer to really see the soul of the inner artiste.
As i am an aspiring artist also, would you mind sharing some tips and tricks? How did you go about booking your first art show?
Thanks! Happy Painting!
carl.
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