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The Pencil Box - Featured Artists - January 2021

The Pencil Box - Featured Artists - January 2021

  • Ann Kullberg
  • Nov 17, 2020
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Corresponding with the art gallery that is featured each month in Ann Kullberg's COLOR Magazine, The Pencil Box blog series will give artists a bit more space to share insight and inspiration about their colored pencil art. Make sure to check out FB group links at the bottom of this post. Call for entry is posted every month in participating Facebook groups -... View more
I May Only Imply

I May Only Imply

  • Ann Kullberg
  • Nov 28, 2020
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by Thomas SciaccaAs a professional illustrator since 1984, my job was (and is) to be an effective communicator. To create images that catch and hold the attention of readers and viewers, while conveying some clear message related to the article, book, show, or product. The more I’ve done this, the greater my appreciation for communicating clearly and directly, with as... View more
December 2020 Showcase - Colored Pencil Artwork

December 2020 Showcase - Colored Pencil Artwork

  • Ann Kullberg
  • Nov 29, 2020
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Below, the three artists featured in the November 2020 issue of COLOR Magazine Showcase share the inspiration behind their artwork for our blog. Learn the story behind each of these lovely pieces of art.   Three Jars by Tom Strutton9.5 x 15 inchesPolychromos on Daler-Rowney smooth heavyweight paper (Artist's own photo) My passion is rich colors coupled with values that... View more
The Pencil Box - Featured Artists - December 2020

The Pencil Box - Featured Artists - December 2020

  • Ann Kullberg
  • Oct 20, 2020
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Corresponding with the art gallery that is featured each month in Ann Kullberg's COLOR Magazine, The Pencil Box blog series will give artists a bit more space to share insight and inspiration about their colored pencil art. Make sure to check out FB group links at the bottom of this post. Call for entry is posted every month in participating Facebook groups -... View more
Sticking With What Inspires Me

Sticking With What Inspires Me

  • Ann Kullberg
  • Nov 17, 2020
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by Sean JohnsonThere are many art mediums to choose from; acrylics, the ever classic oil on canvas, watercolor on paper, pastel, pottery, sculptures… and then there is Colored Pencil. Colored Pencil don't always rank on the top of people's lists when they are looking for something to decorate their walls with. So, what keeps me creating with colored pencil when... View more
November 2020 Showcase - Colored Pencil Artwork

November 2020 Showcase - Colored Pencil Artwork

  • Rhonda Dicksion
  • Oct 29, 2020
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Below, the three artists featured in the November 2020 issue of COLOR Magazine Showcase share the inspiration behind their artwork for our blog. Learn the story behind each of these lovely pieces of art.   Potable Autumn by Maryann DellaRocco17 x 12 inchesPolychromos and Prismacolor on Stonehenge paper (Artist's own photo) Potable Autumn is the first distorted/abstract colored pencil artwork... View more
The Pencil Box - Featured Artists - November 2020

The Pencil Box - Featured Artists - November 2020

  • Ann Kullberg
  • Oct 03, 2020
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Corresponding with the art gallery that is featured each month in Ann Kullberg's COLOR Magazine, The Pencil Box blog series will give artists a bit more space to share insight and inspiration about their colored pencil art. Make sure to check out FB group links at the bottom of this post. Call for entry is posted every month in participating Facebook groups -... View more
LEGACY Exhibition

LEGACY Exhibition

  • Ann Kullberg
  • Oct 01, 2020
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by Michelle Ripari The year 2020 has been an incredibly difficult and challenging one with Covid-19 effecting the world. The art world has changed especially, with many artists forced to approach their arts practice differently. Many artists I know have lost income completely and others moving to teach classes and workshops on digital platforms. Personally, I felt relieved that I had... View more