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Marni Maree Art

Marni Maree's Art

watercolor and oil artist, teacher

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One on One Critique (on Zoom)

Pre-register online then email me up to 3 images of your paintings. picturesformarni@gmail.com
We will set a date and time to talk about your paintings via Zoom. I will tell you what is working or not working and make suggestions about how to make your paintings better and improve your skills.  

$30 for 30 minutes of in-depth consultation about your paintings

Critique Session

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How many sessions would you like to schedule? Once you register, we can set up a time to meet on Zoom. You can wait to schedule future sessions for when you are ready.
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Marni Maree Art

marni@marnimaree.com
571-499-8272

Studio 509

Workhouse Arts Center
9518 Workhouse Way
Lorton, VA 22079

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Sep 5

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A sweet treat for my sketchbook collection.
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Sep 3

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I do love my life. What a glorious view. Thank you, God!
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Aug 28

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This was painted in many layers using watercolor. Some layers were “wet in wet” and others more controlled. 

“Fish Tales”
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Aug 25

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“Icelandic Bouquet”. I love the way flowers can become something completely different when you stop trying to paint them perfectly. This piece is all about color, pattern, and letting the individual shapes and textures play together.

Leaves, berries, petals, seed pods, each little detail became part of a bigger, almost fantastical bouquet.

And, as always, I had the most fun getting lost in the details.
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Aug 22

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This started as a watercolor painting of a beautiful path to the beach. The path was beautiful but my painting was not. To fix this, I collaged over it. I found some perfect papers in my stack of Gelli prints. Next thing I know, THIS happened! 

This was part of a Summer Challenge with my Studio Time students past and present. There were so many creative paintings at the reveal party and everyone had a blast. We will be doing this again!
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Aug 20

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I love how watercolor behaves on Yupo; unexpected blooms, drips, puddles, and happy accidents all become part of the painting. Add a little ink and suddenly the shapes take on a life of their own.

This is “Otherworldly Bouquet.”
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Aug 14

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I enjoyed talking to guests about my work at #workhouseartscenter during this past Second Saturday, a community event hosted each month. It’s always great to hear new perspectives. 

My studio in #galleryfivestudios is open to visitors Wednesday through Sunday, and I’m always happy to discuss available work with you in person. 

You can book an appointment by messaging me or sending me an email, listed in the about section on my website. I’d love to hear from you.
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Aug 10

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Here we are drawing one of the two castles in Bucks County, Fonthill Castle, the concrete castle that Henry Chapman Mercer built as his home and showplace for his Moravian tiles. He loved his tiles and they were beautiful! It is a quirky and fascinating place.  It was here that the group practiced drawing angles in perspective. There were plenty of angles to draw!
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