February 2012 - Southern Arizona Watercolor Guild

SKETCHBOOK
THE SOUTHERN ARIZONA WATERCOLOR GUILD www. watercolor-sawg.org FEBUARY 2012
Workshops!
SKIP LAWRENCE LINDA KEMP
ALL FULL, but please come
and enjoy the Demo at the February
13 SAWG General meeting.
Check out Skip’s website:
skiplawrence.com
What’s “Show - Legal”?
Welcome to all our new members, I’m so glad
to see you are already entering shows! I thought
you’d like to know what is “legal” and what is not,
in our shows, and review also for our longer-term
members (notice I didn’t say older?).
Obviously, when you paint from your own
photo resource or imagination, your work is
“original” and may be submitted to a show if it
meets the other criteria of the prospectus. What
seems to cause the most confusion is whether
paintings done in a workshop are “original.”
Work done totally on one’s own in the course
of a workshop, not copied from the instructor but
done from one’s own resource, is okay to submit
to a show -- as long as the student completed
it. In other words, if the instructor painted on the
student’s paper, then it is NOT the student’s own
work. (In workshops I’ve taken, I always keep an
extra piece of paper handy, and if the instructor
seems to be headed toward painting on my
painting, I slide the paper over in front of him and
say “Show me here.”) So if I take a workshop on
painting animals, and I paint a picture of a cow
from my very own photo or sketch, that would be
okay.
However, if the student paints from one of
the teacher’s resources, and other students have
access to the same resource, OR if the teacher
MARCH 13-16
THIS WORKSHOP HAS
A FEW SPOTS STILL
AVAILABLE.
Linda is known for
her unique contemporary
watercolors and innovative
use of negative painting. Check out
Linda’s website: lindakemp.com
Please email Sharon Matlack at
smatlack25@gmail.com to sign up
today!
doesn’t specifically “give” the resource photo
[and the right to paint it] to that one student
ONLY, then the art work should not be submitted
to a show. When the instructor paints from one
photo or sketch and some or all in the class paint
the same image, it doesn’t matter that yours looks
different from everyone else’s, it was not your own
idea even though it was a great exercise, so you
would not be entering that one in a show.
This is always a problem for the Show chairs
and helpers to spot. Since they can’t be at all
the workshops people take, it is the responsibility
of all our members who see something amiss to
report it to the Show Chair and VP of Shows. If
you don’t tell us, the situation will likely not be resolved.
When you do let us know, we will address
the issue with the artist, and the reporter’s name
will not be disclosed. It may be an honest mistake
and the painter just didn’t remember when
she painted it but, when asked about it, remembers
and removes it from the show voluntarily.
I hope these tips help everyone know what’s
“legal” and what’s not. If you have other questions
about entering paintings in a show, I would
be happy to talk to you about it and, who knows,
it might make another article for the Sketchbook!
Mary Kramer (with a little help from her friends)
NEXT GENERAL
MEETING
MONDAY-FEB 13TH
SOCIAL - 6:30pm
WINDMILL INN
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
PAGE 2
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
SHOW NEWS
PAGE 3
MORE SHOW NEWS
GALLERY NEWS
PAGE 4
WORKSHOP NEWS
MORE SHOW NEWS
VENDOR NEWS
PAGE 5
GUILD ACTIVITIES
SCHOLARSHIP NEWS
EXPLORATORY NEWS
PAINT OUTS
LIFE DRAWING
TRAVEL OPPS
PAGE 6
CALENDAR
MEMBER NEWS
PAGE 7
SAWG OFFICERS
ADVERTISING
BACK PAGE
REMINDERS
2012 WORKSHOP
ARTISTS
SKIP LAWRENCE
LINDA KEMP

MESSAGE
FROM THE
PRESIDENT
RESOLUTIONS:
a decision as to future action:
a resolving, or determination:
deciding.
What a start to the New Year!
Our first General Meeting/demo and
workshop with Tom Owen were both
a great success. At the “Creme de la
Creme” awards reception, a crowd
of members with family and friends
were impressed with the talent in
the collection of work. Tom was not
only impressed with the show as he
described the award winners, he also
gave SAWG high praise as a top organization
among many Watercolor
Guilds he visits throughout the year.
What am I looking for in 2012?
After giving this year a great deal of
thought, for myself, I need to create
more time for painting. Through
our meetings and receptions, I’m
looking forward to getting better
acquainted with the SAWG membership.
A new volunteer that I talked
to at the last Show Reception had
decided to step up and become
more active in the Guild. She was
having a great time helping out
and being part of the show. What
can members do? There are many
areas to become active, to give your
volunteer hours either as a docent at
the gallery once a month while getting
to know the public and fellow
artists or helping out at various Guild
functions and meetings. Something
as simple as putting announcements
on the chairs at the General meetings
or helping clean up and set up
equipment is a lift to those who do
it. Bringing refreshments to receptions
is another contribution. We all
help to make the Guild the amazing
organization it is growing to be!
For this year as I write my
thoughts in the editorials, who
knows what the future will bring? For
SAWG it looks bright!
Lynne McGregor
President, SAWG
SHOW
NEWS
ARIZONA
AQUEOUS XXVI
Twenty five SAWG members were juried into
ARIZONA AQUEOUS XXVI, an impressive collection
of paintings on display at the Tubac Center of the Arts
until March 11. Catharine Kim Woodin’s painting was
awarded Best of Show. Others winning awards were
Del Marinello - the Ursus Abstract Award, Mary Whitehead
- Award of Merit, and Robert Luedtke - Jean A.
Burgess Award. Susan Morris’s painting was chosen
for the post card.
Other SAWG members whose work was selected by
Juror, Cynthia Peterson are: Debi Crawford, Nickolette
Bellio, Renee Chastant, Christine Matthey-Becker, Lisa Mishler, Fiona Lovelock,
Helen Jennette, Bess Woodworth, JoAnne Hungate, Loisanne Keller, Kat Manton-Jones,
Bonita Garrett, Lily Rosenberg, Deanna Thibault, Kathy Robbins, Helen Kelly, Barbara
Borgwardt, Marti White, Barbara Strelke and Ruth Tone.
This water media competition places emphasis on innovative approaches to the
medium. In the words of the juror, she selected work that “had a freshness and excellence
in technique, imagery or content, or that went beyond a conventional 2 - dimensional
format of painting.”
Picturas Chiquitas Coming in March!
A favorite SAWG Show in the Tucson community, “Picturas Chiquitas”,
opens March 2 at La Pilita Museum. This colorful downtown exhibit runs
until Friday, March 30.
Plan now to attend the reception on Sat. March 10th from 2-4 p.m.
Once again, the entertaining and talented Las Aquitas Youth Mariachi
Group will perform. Awards will be juried by Nancy Bautzmann.
CORRECT DATE FOR
DELIVERY OF PAINTINGS -
Friday, March 2, 2012, 9-11 a.m.
Reception - Saturday, March 3, 2-4pm
La Pilita Museum Show prospectus had the WRONG
Delivery date and Reception date on it, (and maybe
on the website, too.)
On this month’s masthead, we
are recognizing member
Camille Brighton’s painting
“Simple Life“.
This painting was
in the 2011 Calendar Show.
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SHOW
NEWS
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SIGNATURE SHOW WINNERS
Another outstanding Signature Show has come
to a close. Awards judge, Tom Owen, the January
Workshop artist, knew he had a difficult job ahead
when he arrived at the SAWG gallery to choose
five winning paintings. At the reception on Jan.
13th, he talked to members, friends and family
gathered about the work he selected.
Honorable Mention Awards went to Elaine
Pageler’s, “Moon Glow” and Jerry Becker’s, “Quail
Impressions”. “Hacienda Ochoa” by
Christine Matthey-Becker received
an Award of Merit. Award of Excellence
went to Margaret Erath for her
painting, “Desert Rat and Friend”.
The top prize,
Best of Show was given to Bonnie
Bedillion for her piece titled “Go
CAD Go”.
For the 17 days in JANUARY
that the SAWG gallery was
open featuring the Signature
Show, attendance was
good. Sales included two
original paintings, six bin
pieces, twenty-seven calendars,
six Tom Hill books
and five sets of cards. The
gallery is enjoying both new and repeat visitors who make the gallery a regular
stop when shopping or going to the library.
Fiesta Sonora 2011 Closes
With the closing of Fiesta Sonora 2011, I share a few comments from our Visitors Book:
Saskatchewan, Canada-“Wonderful!”- Houston, TX -“Excellent, a real treat!” - Donegal
Eire - “Grand Job!” - Kihei, HI“Wow - great show! - Anchorage, Alaska -“Thanks!” - Western
Australia - “ Very unique and beautiful landscapes” - Woodberg, NY -“Delightful!” It’s fun to
know that our paintings have been viewed by observers from many states and from other
countries.
We congratulate the artists and celebrate the sales of the following 12 paintings:
Blue Butler - “Cabin in the Catalinas”, Judy Constantine - “Dusk at Patagonia Lake”,
Judy Faitsch - “Crimson Star”, Jim Homewood - “Prickly Pears - Early Morning”, Susan
Libby - “Enjoying the Moment”, Maureen Lueck - “Love in the Desert;” Elaine Pageler -
“Sand and Hot Rocks”, Catalina Rankin - “Bob” Brenda Rentfro - “Bobcat Kitten” Kathy
Robbins - “Sun Spirits”, Sarah Schmerl - “Here’s Looking at You”, and Sandy Walker -
“Breakfast”
I hope you will all start painting for our 2012 show. The dates we have been given are
VERY EARLY so plan ahead for FIESTA SONORA 2012, September 18, 2012 through
October 28, 2012 . The Prospectus will need to be out sometime in July and will be accessible
on our website. If you will not be here for jury day, please arrange to leave your
painting(s) with someone who can shepherd it/them through the process in September.
Please call or email with questions.
Gretchen 299-9302—huffstuffaz@comcast.net
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GALLERY
News
My thanks go to Anne Leonard
and B. J. Cass for calmly and
seamlessly getting the Signature
Show checked in and hung without
the usual help I give show chairs.
Thanks, everyone, for the great
support you’ve given your Gallery,
through your work hours and your
entries. We’ve needed your entries
to pay our expenses and keep the
Gallery open, and you’ve really
come through! It will be even more
important the next 3 years with our
extended lease. I’ll get a schedule
out before our snowbirds fly for
home, so everyone will know how
many paintings to do this summer!
Sign up for bins at $10 a month!
Bring cards for free, just fill out a
CARD-ventory sheet. These items
are priced so people visiting the
Gallery can buy SOMETHING, even
if they can’t afford a painting just
now. It gets them in to see our work,
and feel comfortable coming back.
Cards and Bin paintings promote
painting sales!
The “Information Wall”
in the East Gallery contains
holders for Rack cards with
the full SAWG year’s Exhibit
schedule, Workshop
brochures and registration
forms, Mini-Workshop
registration forms, Membership
Applications and
a complete list of “Guild
Members Who Teach” with
their topics and schedules
detailed. Be sure to look
at this area when you’re
in the gallery and let your
friends who visit know what
information is available.

WORKSHOP
NEWS
Workshop Update!
JANUARY WORKSHOP REVIEW
TOM OWEN RETURNS
Popular artist/ instructor Tom Owen
was last in Tucson for a demo and workshop
in March of 2006. After his return
visit in January, he received rave reviews
from nearly 20 participants.
Many of them repeating the class, students described
Tom as structured, fun, motivating and a constructive
critic. With daily lessons on design principles, techniques
and application, they learned specifically “how to drop in
color”, the process of taking a drawing to a good painting,
how to create luminescent light, strong values and
“the use of underpainting”. Thanks go to Tom for another
successful workshop, a colorful demo at the General Meeting
and his instructive comments at the Signature Show
reception.
SIGN UP TODAY!
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SHOW.
NEWS
MINI-WORKSHOPS TAUGHT BY OUR OWN MEMBERS!
February 11 —
Mike Killelea - PLEIN AIR, Hacienda Del Sol
9-3:30 — $75
March 10 —
Deanna Thibault - CONTOUR DRAWING,
SAWG Gallery 9-3:30 — $75
March 31 —
Renee Chastant & Betsy Conrad -
RICE PAPER BATIKING, SAWG Gallery
9-3:30 — $75
April 14 —
Sarah Schmerl - PAINTING FROM
PHOTOGRAPHS, SAWG Gallery 9-3:30 — $75
May 12 —
Ellen Fountain - WHAT A JUROR LOOKS FOR,
SAWG Gallery 9-12 — $35
Make checks payable to SAWG & mail with class
instructor’s name to:
Joyce Becker • 6290 E Calle Alta Vista
Tucson, AZ 85715
Questions?
Call: 885-1481 or JoyceJGB@comcast.net
200 Under $100
Update
The “200 Under $100” Show at the SAWG Gallery wrapped
up on Dec. 3. Only on display for three weeks, this first of its
kind show for SAWG resulted in sales totaling over $5000.
Note cards, calendars, and Tom Hill books were sold to both
new and returning visitors as well as 34 Paintings and 12 Bin
Pieces. Plans are already underway to repeat this show next
year a little earlier and for a longer period of time.
Plan now to participate!
VENDOR
NEWS
SARNOFF ART EXPO 2012
SAVE THE DATE: Feb. 16-18, 2012 10-4 p.m.
at 2504 N. Campbell Ave. Demonstrations, 30-60% discounts,
Look for a list of manufacturer reps soon.
Call 795-1229 for info. Hope to see you there.
Mike
Killelea
Mike will teach a miniworkshop
for SAWG
Feb 11. Read the article
about him in American
Artist Watercolor magazine
Winter 2012 &
visit his web site www.
killeleart.com .
Footprints
in the
Cradle of Civilization
WATERCOLORS BY MICHAEL KILLELEA
Earliest humans walked across the African savanna
where safaris now search for nature in the raw.
One artist worked to capture its sumptuous beauty in real time.
An elephant cow and calf above the Chobe River in Botswana
Deanna Thibault
Line made by looking at the objects or photo, and not the
paper, is called BLIND CONTOUR DRAWING,Some artist
use contour line but look at the subject on and off. Why
do this kind of LINE? Come see and try it. A small supply
list is available from Deanna Thibault YOU CAN DO IT!
FLYER AVAILABLE AT JAN AND FEB MEETINGS or on the
gallery info wall soon.

GUILD ACTIVITIES
EXPLORATORY GROUPS
The Plein Air West Group will meet Feb. 8 from
9:30-noon at the DeGrazia Gallery, which has a new
Portrait Show and Feb. 15 from 9-noon we’ll meet
at the Saguaro National Park West Visitors Center.
All members are invited to join in.
The Gallery Hoppers would like to invite members to visit Tubac
with us during their Festival of Arts. Carpools are leaving Thurs., Feb.
9, Fri., Feb. 10, and Sat., Feb. 11.
The Abstract Group has had their first meeting and is inviting other
interested members to join.
The Portrait Group continues to meet once a month.
Other groups seeking interested members are People/ Figures,
Composition, Landscapes, Color, and Floral/Still Life.
For further information on any group , email carolyn@lensview.net.
SCHOLARSHIP NEWS!
FREE!!!
The applications for the SAWG art scholarships have been mailed to
the local High Schools. The scholarships are open to any high school
senior going on to college wishing to take courses in any art related
field. The scholarship committee hopes to award about $5ooo. to
talented art students this year. The application forms can be found
on the SAWG web site and if you know of talented seniors please
encourage them to enter our contest. This is open to home schooled
students also. These awards are made from monies collected from
SAWG fund-raisers, including calendar sales, 50/50, and this year’s
project in the form of sales of the Tom Hill art book. Thanks for your
continuing support for this most worthy project. Sarah Schmerl
TRAVEL/PAINTING OPPORTUNITIES
Painting Trip to Santa Fe with Sarah Schmerl May 6 to 11, 2012
This unique trip planned by Joan Noble will feature a trip to Georgia
O’Keefe’s home in Abiquiu. Experience the light that makes Santa Fe
such a special spot for painters and visit the many pictureaque corners
of this remarkable city. Sarah will be your instructor and will hold
critiques, lessons and offer tips throughout the trip. Brochures can
be obtained at the meetings or by calling Sarah at 299-2500.
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PAINT
Tuesday
FEBRUARY 21ST
Immaculate Heart Novitiate
3820 Sabino Canyon Road, (where North
Old Sabino
Canyon Road
crosses).
This is north
of the junction
of River
and Sabino
Canyon
Road on the
east side of
the road.
This is a
beautiful
place. See
you there
about 9am.
Any questions -
Martha Pankratz
pankratz@comcast.net
Blue Butler - 529-3658
WHAT TO BRING:
Sun hat, sunscreen,
and
bug repellant
— along with
your painting
gear, paint
stool,
water for
painting and
drinking, and
a sack lunch.
OUTS
Immaculate
Heart Noviate
SEE YOU
THERE!
LIFE STUDIES
OPEN STUDIOS
Junior League (Campbell and River)
First and third Saturdays each month
Nude (1st) and Costume (3rd) Models
9 am-12 noon
$10/artist contribution to model fee
(New artists need NOT contribute to the
model fee on the 1st visit)
All Levels welcome!
Feb 4 & 18
email: sawgdrawing@comcast.net
for map, directions and reminders

CALENDAR MEMBER
OF EVENTS
NEWS
FEBRUARY
Feb. 1- Wed. - La Pilita Show Entries
postmarked to Blue Bultler
Feb. 4- Sat. 9-12 - Life Studies Open
Studio
Feb. 7- Tues. 9-11 - Pick up Annual/
Fiesta Too unsold paintings and
Check In Experimental Show
pieces
Feb. 7- Tues. 4 pm - Board meeting
Feb. 11- Sat. 9-3:30 - Plein Air Mini
Workshop- Mike Killelea
Feb. 13 - Mon. 7 pm - General Meeting/
Demo with Skip Lawrence
Feb. 15 - Sketchbook Deadline
Feb. 14-17 - Workshop with Skip
Lawrence
Feb. 17 - Fri. 5-7 pm - Reception for
Experimental Show
Feb. 18 - Sat. -Accept/ Decline Notices
go out for Annual Show
Feb. 18 - Sat. 9-12 - Life Studies
Open Studio
Feb. 21 - Tues. 9 a.m. - Paint Out
Immaculate Heart Noviate
MARCH
Mar. 2- Fri. 9-11- Deliver Paintings
to La Pilita Museum
Mar. 6 - Tues. 9-11- PIck up unsold
work at Experimental Show and
Check In Annual Show
SAWG is now on facebook,
just enter “SAWG” into the
search area. You can now
keep more current with all of
our updates.
As of: JAN 13, 2012
Bank Balances: SAWG
Wells Fargo Bank:
General Fund Checking ....................55,587
Money Market Account ....................16,238
Scholarship Account .........................11,982
Western Fed Account .......................10,737
Total: ...............................................$ 94,542
These are actual unadjusted bank balances which
may differ from our accountant’s report due to
timing differences.
BARRY SAPP had his painting, “Parasol for Pepe” accepted into the 12th
Annual “Empire 100” Western Art Show & Sale, January 9th- March 9th.
GEORGE NADLER has a show at Skyline Country Club opening with a
reception Feb. 3, 5:30-7:30 p.m. He is showing a group of paintings done
on a boat trip from Budapest to Amsterdam in October 2011. This show
runs 2 weeks.
DEL MARINELLO will be participating with three other artists in a show,
“Vive Les Artistes” at the Community Performance & Art Center Gallery
in Green Valley, March 3- April 1. The Reception is March 9, 5-7 p.m.
DEANNA THIBAULT is continuing to teach classes at the SAWG
Gallery on Mondays. Each session is 4 weeks. 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. is
Watercolor or Acrylic with or without collage for Intermediate to
Advanced painters for $100 per session. Watercolor for Beginners or
advanced beginners is 2:30- 5:30 p.m. for $75 per session.
Dates are Feb. 13,20,27 and March 5. In March- 12,19,26, and April 2.
Contact her at 907-6108 or thibault4art@earthlink.net to register.
CONGRATULATIONS to new Signature Member: LILY ROSENBERG
Welcome New Members! PAULA PFEIFER, TREVA WOMBLE,
MARTHA PHINNEY, AND BARBARA NELSON
REMEMBER - To submit any news you may have of shows, awards,
classes, etc for this column to Debra Irons at d_irons@cox.net!
2011/12 DIRECTORY UPDATES
• Vladimir Foitik’s email address should be foitik@vladfoart.com
• Junardi Armstrong has a new phone number- 520-306-8225
On March 16, 17, and 18, over 54 artists are participating in the 4th
annual Santa Cruz Valley Open Studio Tour sponsored by the Tubac
Center of the Arts. Local artists from Sahuarita, Green Valley, Amado,
Tubac, Rio Rico, and Nogales will open their studios to the public for
this one weekend. In addition, local Esplendor and Tubac Golf resorts
will host artists with free art demonstrations each day; food and drink
specials are available at these sites each day of the tour. A FREE full
color catalogue will be available with maps to artists’ studios, sample
photos of participating artists work, and listings of events, restaurants,
and shopping. The tour will be launched with an artists reception and
preview exhibition at Tubac Center of the Arts March 16 from 5 - 7pm.
SAWG Tribute Fund
If you would like to make a donation in someone’s memory or acknowledge an
achievement of a living member, the Scholarship Committee will accept it and
acknowledge this in writing to both the honoree and the donor.
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Santa Cruz Valley
OPEN STUDIO TOUR

OFFICERS & COMMITTEE CHAIRS
OFFICERS
President Lynne McGregor
Vice Pres. Programs Jim Stremel
Vice Pres. Shows Mary Kramer
Secretary Judy Constantine
Treasurer Jim Homewood
Past President 2009-2011 Debra Irons
STANDING COMMITTEES
Hospitality Anita Pinkerton
Paint Ins/Outs/Trips Blue Butler
Property Jim Justice
Publicity Allie Goudy
Scholarship Lisa Walter & Sarah Schmerl
Workshops Sharon Matlack
Judy Nakari
APPOINTED COMMITTEES
Corresponding Secretary Anna Don
Historian/Permanent Collection TBD
Data Base Manager Elaine Brown
Membership Jenny Clark
Newsletter Editor Sandy Walker
Resource Librarian Linda Kraus
SAWG ADVERTISERS
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Life Studies Allison & Pete McCray
SAWG Emails Sue Hildreth
Watercolor Exploration Groups Carolyn Thurman
Mini Workshops Joyce Becker
Western Federation Delegate Susan Meyer
To contact any officers or committee chairs please refer to the membership directory.
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No CD, but a TIFF file will be saved for 6 months.
Framing & Plexiglass available
SHOW CHAIRS
Annual Show Bess Woodworth &
Pamela Howe
Experimental Show Judy Constantine & Jenny Clark
Fiesta Sonora Show Gretchen Huff & Susan Libby
Calendar Show Nancy Huber & Nancy Cole
& Judi Beck
La Pilita Blue Butler
Signature Show Anne Leonard & B.J. Cass
All Members Show Robbie Summers
Annual/Fiesta Too Christine Mathey Becker
& Marty Plevel
200 Under $100 Show Debra Irons, Karen Shanahan
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REMINDERS ...
2012 Calendars — ONLY $10
Tom Hill Book — ONLY $20
ALWAYS AVAILABLE AT THE GALLERY
All proceeds from the Tom Hill Book and
a portion of the proceeds from the Calendar Sales go to the SAWG Scholarship Fund.
STOP BY TODAY!
The SAWG Gallery - River Center Plaza
Suite 131 (next door to Ric’s Cafe)
5605 East River Road (River & Craycroft)
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Tucson, AZ
Permit #1713
Reminder — OurMeeting Location & Day has changed!!!
All General Meetings have moved to the WINDMILL INN at River and Campbell.
Returning popular workshop artist, Skip Lawrence will be doing the February demo.
Gallery Hours
Open: Tues-Sun 11:00-4:00 PM
Events change monthly in the Gallery 520-299-SAWG (7294)