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Rosso leads plein air watercolor class at Schoodic  - Mount Desert Islander

Rosso leads plein air watercolor class at Schoodic  SOUTHWEST HARBOR Mount Desert Island artist Erika Rosso will lead a plein air painting watercolor painting class for the Wendell Gilley Museum on Saturday, May 22, from 9 a.m. to noon in the Schoodic section of Acadia National Park.   Students will have the opportunity to choose their own painting site and begin painting what they see in nature with a focus on capturing the movement of birds. Participants should be prepared to walk over rocks, sit for long stretches near the shore and hike to their painting site.  This class is suitable for beginner to intermediate painters and is geared towards adults, but mature students ages 12 and up will be accepted. 

Master wildlife artist shares techniques  - Mount Desert Islander

Master wildlife artist shares techniques  SOUTHWES T HARBOR – The Wendell Gilley Museum is offering two online workshops with master wildlife artist Barry van Dusen in May and June.    First up is “Drawing and Sketching Birds” on Saturday, May 22, from 10 a.m. to noon. This program will explore methods for drawing birds in both studio and field. Van Dusen will discuss the value of keeping a field sketchbook, along with the techniques, challenges and opportunities involved with drawing wild birds outdoors. This will be followed by a real-time, follow-along drawing demonstration in which the artist shares insights on bird anatomy and structure, tips for drawing various parts of the bird, and a start-to-finish drawing of a Carolina Wren, offering a detailed sequence of steps. This program is aimed at beginner artists and art appreciators.  

Hoyle s Aspects of Nature featured at Wendell Gilley Museum

SOUTHWEST HARBOR Much of Gary Hoyle’s artistic career has been working with creating realistic reflections of life, but his show, “Aspects of Nature,” allows the viewer’s imagination to travel wherever it may.  When the Wendell Gilley Museum opens for the season on May 14, Hoyle’s show will be on display until the second week of June. Also in the museum will be a few examples of Hoyle’s realism work.  For nearly three decades, Hoyle worked as an artist for the Maine State Museum, creating displays and bringing the stories of the state’s past to life.   “It was probably the best job in state government,” said Hoyle, who has lived on Swan’s Island year–round for the last 14 years. “It really does force you to be creative and work in a lot of different mediums. You’re constantly challenged.” 

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