| For the past several years Whitney has been working with photographer/model Jennifer Reynolds. Her unique and beautiful figurative photgraphs are the inspiration for many of his paintings. They have exhibited their work together and his paintings and her photos synergistically influence each other. You can view her work at her website: | ||||||
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| Judith Reeve is a supremely gifted artist , draftsman, and a brilliant colorist. Whit, Jan and Judith were fellow classmates at the Lyme Academy of Art. Judith has thoroughly researched early 20th Century color theories especially that of American artist Robert Henri. The practical application of these theories permeates her color-filled paintings. To our knowledge, no other artist understands and employs these color theories. Currently on the faculty at the Woodstock School of Art in Woodstock, New York, her workshops give her students an opportunity to learn and apply this unique approach to color.
Judith Reeve's work and blog which is full of facsinating insights, history , and useful information for artists of all kind can be viewed at: |
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| Jan is a member of the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, the American Society of Botanical Artists and the Connecticut Botanical Society.
Founded at the Smithsonian Institution in 1968, the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators has grown to become part of the global community. It is a non-profit organization that sets high professional standards, provides opportunities for professional and scholarly development, encourages and assists member networking, and promotes itself to potential clients and the general public. The American Society of Botanical Artists (ASBA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting public awareness of contemporary botanical art, to honoring its traditions, and to furthering its development. http://huntbot.andrew.cmu.edu/ASBA/ The Connecticut Botanical Society is a group of amateur and professional botanists who share an interest in the plants and habitats of Connecticut and the surrounding region. The society was founded in 1903. Our goals are to increase knowledge of the state's flora, to accumulate a permanent botanical record, and to promote conservation and public awareness of the state's rich natural heritage. |
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