Here is the group. Left to right, Phoebe Chidester (Florida), Lisa McShane (Washington), Sara Lubinski (Minnisota), Bea Lancton (Texas) and Rae Ecklund (California). Five students is all my studio will comfortably hold and it makes for a focused, intimate learning experience. We read poetry each morning, painted like crazy, dodged thunderstorms and tornado warnings, ate great food and took a field trip to Ft Worth.
Rae, Lisa and Phoebe painting in the studio
Sara painting
Rae and Bea painting
Me-working on a demo with Bea looking on.My husband Steve provided lunch each day for the group and several dinners as well. He is a fantastic cook and we ate well! Because the workshop included Easter Sunday we had a brunch that day too.
Steve about to serve brunch
Easter Sunday table
Sara with lettuce from Steve's garden
Steve serving his "Slap Yo Momma" Gumbo (and homemade bread!)
The Gumbo
Steve about to serve brunch
Easter Sunday table
Sara with lettuce from Steve's garden
Steve serving his "Slap Yo Momma" Gumbo (and homemade bread!)
The GumboNext time, more workshop pics and our trip to Ft Worth to see the Hudson River School show at the Amon Carter Museum and visit to Galerie Kornye West.
3 comments:
What great photos and such a terrific week. Thank you Deborah for everything!
Sounds like a lot of fun, with some hard work, some variety and great food. Will Steve share the gumbo recipe?
Looks like you had a grand time. Fun to see the photos.
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