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 A wonderful bowl of lemons, painted in watercolor by Ariel Strizhevsky.
It takes patience to build the layers of value in such a light hue. Nicely done, Ariel!
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The students reserved white in order to create the look of juicy-looking fruit. The challenge was to preserve the white space and then reintegrate it back into the painting as strongly highlighted areas.
This was a delicious project!  This beautiful Acrylic painting was created from Olivia Scro's reference photo of her own home-grown tomatoes. You can almost reach out and touch them.
Nice work, Olivia!  Rina Rubenfeld loves to capture beautiful faces! She is currently working to enlarge her portraits, and introduce some color into her composition.
Just Beautiful!  Ariel Strreshevsky has incorporated her musical instrument and sheet music pieces into this unique watercolor collage. Nice work, Ariel!
Creating a self portrait is very challenging, there are so many things to look for. These young artists took on the challenge in watercolor! Watercolor requires a lot of patience when applying layers to create skin tone. Good job everyone!
 Anita Nakhimovich is applying her talent to creating some works in acrylic. Although she says she finds the blending techniques challanging, I think she is doing a great job in this media!
Keep it up Anita! These young artists are learning the foundations for expressing values within a good composition in a fun way. They learn how to use charcoal!
 Daniel Ketter chose and composed this still life arrangement and then used a limited palette of sepia, white and burnt sienna conte crayon, which he then accented with green and yellow chalk pastel.
The challenge: to capture the different textures that were present. Great job, Daniel!  Several different photographs of this majestic waterfall were taken by the young artist, Ellen Modlin, on location in Iceland. She combined elements and values from her reference photos to produce this beautiful landscape painting using acrylic paint.
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