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"The First WCCPA Exhibition"
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Author: LeAnne_Hess_Belmont, Contributing Editor

Stoplight Peppers (above)
by Twyla Brower Wehnes
Colored pencil on black paper
4" x 6"
2001

Pont du Gard (left)
by Eamon Lourenço de Sousa
Faber-Castell pencils on Canson Verge paper
21 cm. x 30 cm. (8.75" x 12")
2001

Deer Brothers (right)
by Jyrki Virtanen
Caran d'Ache pencils on Fabriano Academia paper
19 cm. x 18 cm.
2001

Easter Blossom (above)
by Alyona Nickelsen
Prismacolor pencils on Stonehenge paper
14"x17"
2003

Swan at Sunset
by Jamie Williams Grossman
Prismacolors on paper
8" x 10"
Date unknown

Swan at Sunset was done from three separate photo references, all taken at the lake where the artist lives. Her goal was to create a "magical" work. Prismacolor pencils were used on rusty brown mat board and were blended using Q-tips and paper tortillons saturated with turpenoid.

A. J. in Blue, No. 3
by LeAnne Hess Belmont
Prismacolor pencils on Stonehenge paper
7.5" x 10"
2003

This exhibition is just a small sample of some of the talented artists and beautiful art that can be found in the WetCanvas! colored pencil forum. The members of the colored pencil forum invite you to come to visit the forum and view more colored pencil art; and, if you are inclined, pick up a colored pencil and try out this wonderful medium.


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B i o g r a p h y

LeAnne Hess Belmont is a stay at home mother with a very energetic toddler. After taking art classes in high school, she neglected her art for years. Being at home has allowed her to pursue her art on a serious level.

LeAnne works primarily in colored pencil, graphite or pen & ink. For six years, she did formal "show" glassblowing demonstrations at the Kansas City Renaissance Festival. These demonstrations included ornaments, mugs, vases, goblets, flasks, footed bowls, and beads. Even though she has a small hot studio set up in her house, she no longer works with hot glass, preferring to explore 2 dimensional media at this time. LeAnne credits WetCanvas! as one of the major motivating forces that inspired her new career. Currently, she serves as a guide, citing that it is one way that she can "give back" to a community that has done so much for her. Her member name is Elankat.

E-Mail: elankat@hotmail.com Web Site: http://www.fairyfire.net

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B i o g r a p h y
	LeAnne Hess Belmont is a stay at home mother with a very energetic toddler. After taking art classes in high school, she neglected her art for years. Being at home has allowed her to pursue her art on a serious level.
LeAnne works primarily in colored pencil, graphite or pen & ink. For six years, she did formal "show" glassblowing demonstrations at the Kansas City Renaissance Festival. These demonstrations included ornaments, mugs, vases, goblets, flasks, footed bowls, and beads. Even though she has a small hot studio set up in her house, she no longer works with hot glass, preferring to explore 2 dimensional media at this time. LeAnne credits WetCanvas! as one of the major motivating forces that inspired her new career. Currently, she serves as a guide, citing that it is one way that she can "give back" to a community that has done so much for her. Her member name is Elankat.
E-Mail: elankat@hotmail.com Web Site: http://www.fairyfire.net



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