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Water! Water everywhere!!!
24 pages
8.5"x8.5" - Softcover w/Glossy Laminate - Premium Photo Book
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About the Book
Painting water, in its many forms, has always appealed to award-winning artist and Santa Cruz native Suzi Marquess Long. Here is a collection of some of her favorite pieces, painted in the medium of pastels over the last seventeen years. From a drop in a bucket to "Intimate Portraits of the Sea," these images will evoke an artist's understanding of this precious commodity.
Features & Details
- CreatedApr-02-2017
- PublishedApr-02-2017
- Format8.5"x8.5" - Softcover w/Glossy Laminate - Premium Photo Book
- ThemePhotobook
- Sales TermEveryone
- Preview Limit24 pages
About Author
Suzi Marquess Long arrived in Mendocino in 2006 and opened her own gallery filled with her beautiful pastel paintings. At the age of 50 she discovered her biological grandfather has passed on the genes for artistic talent. Suzi teaches pastels and travel journaling and can usually be found painting "en plein air" on the Mendocino headlands.
Studies of art, design, and painting at the University of Hawaii led to a career as a mural painter and now a fine art painter. Her chosen medium of pastels came from childhood. She never considered pastels as an "adult" medium, and began painting in earnest with watercolors. At a Taos art workshop, it was suggested that if one ever came across a medium that was easier for the artist than the one currently being applied, that the artist should be using the easier medium. The childhood experience kicked in shortly after the workshop and pastels became Suzi's best form of expression.
Studies of art, design, and painting at the University of Hawaii led to a career as a mural painter and now a fine art painter. Her chosen medium of pastels came from childhood. She never considered pastels as an "adult" medium, and began painting in earnest with watercolors. At a Taos art workshop, it was suggested that if one ever came across a medium that was easier for the artist than the one currently being applied, that the artist should be using the easier medium. The childhood experience kicked in shortly after the workshop and pastels became Suzi's best form of expression.
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