Here’s what our artists have to share this month.
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Wendell Fiock

“Clean square cuts from magazine paper formed this collage mounted on 273 2x2 inch foam board squares. Art does not aways require paint.”

Hadi Aghaee

“Attached is my completed painting that was in progress last month.”

Michael Sunzeri

“Start of Bluto Assemblage 3" x 6" Plastic and found parts.”

Barbara Gottesman

“This is a collage made for my friend Marie who is afraid to wade in the ocean or a lake or a pond because she fears what lies beneath.”

Sarah J.L. Nguyen

“I’m a little stuck on this acrylic I started months ago. I’m thinking of it as an update to the abstract landscape of the East Foothills I did after joining EVA over ten years ago (pictured right). That one was at night; this one might be dawn. I like the sky so far, but I keep changing my mind about what to do below the skyline.”

Jennifer Wool

“An Easter Basket in progress for my granddaughter.”

Preethi Elango

“Here’s what I am currently working on. It’s a scene I captured at Venice beach. I liked how the sunset colors permeated the entire picture, reflected in the waves, on people’s faces and on the building facades. I also want to depict the slice of life aspect of the various people in the foreground and background. I am using acrylics on an 18x24 canvas. I am hoping to finish it soon.”

Jeanne Wardrip

“Here is a selfie and a work in progress. The rough painting is watercolor on Aquabord of my daughter and husband in matching hats in Fiordland, New Zealand. Now I will have incentive to finish it.”