I’m Teaching at Pacific View Art Center
I am an art instructor at Pacific View Art Center in Encinitas, California. Teaching drawing techniques, sculpture with armature, color theory, and oil painting. I will offer life drawing classes and Open sessions without instruction at the new Pacific View Arts Center. For fifteen dollars, you can come and draw Sundays from 12 to 3 and Wednesdays from 10 to 1 p.m. Intermediate Drawing (Fundamentals of Drawing) Learn to create a balanced composition from three-dimensional forms, emphasizing line, design, shape, perspective, light, shadow, and rendering using charcoal and pencil.
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Pacific View Open House
Upcoming events have brought me to teach at Martin Art Classes and Pacific View Art Center, as well as two fair entries and two awards at the fair.
I have had a blast getting back into teaching art. I used to be a community education art and exercise instructor at Palomar Community College, but we all lost our jobs due to funding cuts. Now, I am grateful for the opportunity to teach at Martin Fine Art Classes in Olivenhain and the new Pacific View Art Center next to the beautiful Pacific Ocean. The address is 380 West “F” Street, Encinitas, California.
I taught beginning sculpture, “How to Make an Armature,” the wire skeleton inside the clay model, and a drawing class. Both are offered at Pacific View in August. Below is the new schedule.
Intermediate Drawing #14693 Tuesday 1:30 – 3:00 pm Aug 13, 2024 – Sept. 3, 2024
Sept. 17, 2024 – Sept. 24, 2024
Beginning Sculpture # 1469 Thursday 1:30 – 3:00 pm Aug 15 – Sept. 26, 2024
Pacific View Art Center
I’m teaching at Pacific View Art Center. I am an art instructor at Pacific View Art Center in Encinitas, California. I specialize in teaching drawing techniques, sculpture with armature, color theory, and oil painting. I will offer life drawing classes and open sessions without instruction at the new Pacific View Arts Center. For fifteen dollars,…
Up Coming Events
Upcoming events have brought me to teach at Martin Art Classes and Pacific View Art Center, as well as two fair entries and two awards at the fair. I have had a blast getting back into teaching art. I used to be a community education art and exercise instructor at Palomar Community College, but we…
Creating a Simple Armature
“I will demonstrate how to create an armature for a stuffed toy puppy using basic techniques. As it’s a toy, it doesn’t need to be anatomically perfect. We start by completing a simple armature, then add paper and secure it with tape. After that, we apply clay for more detail and use additional wire for…
Swimming at Moonlight Beach is my Office
Swimming at Moonlight Beach in Encinitas is not just a pastime for me; my office, studio, and laboratory are all rolled into one. While some individuals wear white lab coats and immerse themselves in scientific research, I choose a swimsuit and immerse myself in the ever-changing waters of the Pacific. This daily ritual allows me…
It’s Been a Minute…
Garibaldi Baby with blue spots Garibaldi Mom My Marine Life sculpture collection has grown; Mom and the kids were born at the Big New Foundry in Los Angeles, https://www.thebignew.co/, and Master Patina Erin did a perfect job blending the golds, greens, blues, and the reef of Burnt Sienna and gold for the base. Excellent. I…
Live Well San Diego Sculpture
Dreaming someday of creating my public art piece would take the experience I didn’t know would happen right in my backyard. Math instructor from our high school, San Dieguito High School in Encinitas. Class of I received a call from Manuletia Brown, my friend and sculptor artist of twenty-three years. She asked me if I…
Scripps Pier Painting
Embarking on creating the Scripps Pier painting was a deeply personal and transformative artistic odyssey. The journey was punctuated by countless moments of inspiration drawn from meticulous observations and fueled by collaborative ingenuity. My partnership with a skilled photographer and unwavering support from my husband played pivotal roles in this creative exploration. Scripps Pier Painting…
Surviving Cancer & Art Prize 10
Browsing through my blog posts, people must grasp who I am—I survive through my art. Almost a year ago, in 2017, on September 8th, I received a diagnosis of Stage ONE Lung Cancer—ADENOCARCINOMA. This silent tumor manifested itself with only a slight cough as a symptom. I am stepping into a new year and embarking…
Learning the Process
“How Bronze Sculptures are Cast” I have been asked many times the process in creating bronze. The first sentence I ask is, “How much time do you have?” Sharing the process of creating a bronze sculpture takes more than five minutes, its lengthy and very fulfilling. I found this site in Oregon that is very…
The Fever Exhibition
In this blog post, you will find out about the exhibition featuring Judy Salinsky’s ocean-inspired sculpture of a fever of stingrays. Some of the largest rays such as manta rays and cow nose rays never stop swimming and migrate in their thousands to feeding grounds each year. These large groups can reach up to 10,000 individuals and…
Multiple Stingrays is a Fever
Multiple Stingrays, by definition, are called Fever, which I am creating in this blog. Creating multiple rays within a single sculpture is a meticulous and labor-intensive process that demands careful planning and the collaborative efforts of many skilled individuals. While the inception of an idea is merely the starting point, bringing that idea to fruition…
Learning to Create Multiples for a Large Sculpture
The process continues: Making the wax mold, spurring the wax form for the bronze to flow into the ceramic shell, then the molten bronze. After the bronze cools down from 2200 degrees, the time-consuming task of “Chasing” is cleaning up the ceramic, gridding off the shell, sandblasting, grinding, and polishing.