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DEMONSTRATIONS
MARCH - Member Meeting at Spokane Art Supply - Feb 16th - 10am
Demonstration on Mixing Greens - Valuable to the beginner and the expert alike
Sue Rohrback will demonstrate how to effective get the shade of green that you want/need for your artwork. You won't want to miss this one - especially if you are a plein air or landscape artist.
FEBRUARY - Member Meeting at Spokane Art Supply - Feb 17th - 10am
Lisa Hill
Limited Pallett - Demonstration
Free to members
Lisa was born and raised in Spokane and now lives in Richland. She began painting with watercolor in
2007, after attending a local workshop. Her preferred artistic style is representational, and she enjoys
giving her boundaries a nudge by playing with other styles and techniques. Lisa has taught her popular
watercolor classes for over 12 years in her home studio. She holds an AAS degree in horticulture from
Spokane Community College. She is a member of the Lower Columbia Basin Audubon Society and is
crazy about birds. Lisa sings regularly with the Mid-Columbia Mastersingers chamber choir in the Tri-
Cities.
“With my experience as a horticulturist and avid birder, I instinctively seek out plants and birds as subjects
for many of my paintings. The seasonal succession of buds, leaves, flowers and fruit in the plant world,
and the great variety of plumages and behaviors among birds, are continuous artistic inspirations.”
Lisa Hill
Limited Pallett - Demonstration
Free to members
Lisa was born and raised in Spokane and now lives in Richland. She began painting with watercolor in
2007, after attending a local workshop. Her preferred artistic style is representational, and she enjoys
giving her boundaries a nudge by playing with other styles and techniques. Lisa has taught her popular
watercolor classes for over 12 years in her home studio. She holds an AAS degree in horticulture from
Spokane Community College. She is a member of the Lower Columbia Basin Audubon Society and is
crazy about birds. Lisa sings regularly with the Mid-Columbia Mastersingers chamber choir in the Tri-
Cities.
“With my experience as a horticulturist and avid birder, I instinctively seek out plants and birds as subjects
for many of my paintings. The seasonal succession of buds, leaves, flowers and fruit in the plant world,
and the great variety of plumages and behaviors among birds, are continuous artistic inspirations.”
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