We’re happy to share that Jack Dorsey, the patriarch of our family of artists, had his painting “Footsteps of America” accepted in the Northwest Watercolor Society’s “Waterworks Unchained” members show. Congratulations Dad! You can view …
Path into Art Carla was an only child. She was raised on the north side of Chicago, in a big townhouse bustling with family. Carla and her mother and grandparents lived in the main floor …
Our third Vintage Watercolorists of Washington show opened on Saturday, March 7th. Many people had personally contacted me to say that they weren’t going to attend because they didn’t feel well or wanted to avoid …
Anthony Turpin’s large, diverse body of work–painting, collage, etching and sculpture–reflects creative energy and his personal experience of a world seen in space, color and form. His work is eclectic, searching, a personal effort to …
Every artist, besides being an artist, brings with them into the art journey their unique personality and passions, gifts and graces. To thrive as an artist requires that these unique strengths complement the artistic ones. …
Sunnyshore Studio will celebrate the art and legacies of legendary Washington watercolorists at our upcoming Vintage Watercolorists of Washington show. We have an incredible line up of artists for our 2020 show which opens on …
It is an honor and a joy for me to visit the homes and studios of some of Washington’s legendary watercolor artists. In the last couple of weeks I’ve shot video at the homes and …
While our Vintage Watercolor show features watercolorists who are still working, each year we highlight one watercolorist who left a legacy of art in Washington. Last year we had a beautiful watercolor by Perry Acker, …
BEGINNINGS Jerry Stitt’s paintings captivate. They hover on the watercolor paper, even dance. In their presence you know that you are in the presence of a master. They touch you at a deep, emotional level. …
On March 10th, Sunnyshore Studio released five short videos that share the artistic path of the artists chosen for the inaugural “Vintage Watercolorists of Washington” show: John Ringen, Nancy Axell, Genny Rees, Thomas William Jones, …
