The Fine Art of China Painting

Porcelain painting, not to be confused with ceramics, is a fine art that has been around for thousands of years. Painting on porcelain pieces of white or ivory color with powered paints that are mixed with mineral oil to the consistancy of tooth paste are applied one layer at a time after each firing in a kiln.
China painting is the sister to watercolors - starting with your lightest to darkest. If you are interested in learning this ancient dying art contact us at wetpaintstudiosofwalden@ gmail.com. We would love to share our knowledge and fellowship with any one interested in this fine art.

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

                  May Luncheon for Officers and Members  

Lois presents President Marilyn Our Blue Ribbon - 1st place History Book from Big Thicket PAC!  
Our table at The Vintage Tea Room  was adorned with members' porcelain vases, filled with fragrant flowers.  Jan Wamsley painted this beauty.
Lois' lovely Victorian vase.
Linda's Wonderful yellow rose vase holds  matching yellow roses.  


Members Kay and Paula with Guest.



 President Marilyn with  her Pretty Pink Painted Roses Vase.


 Kathy with her Mom.  We always enjoy the pleasure of Kathy's company at our events.
Lois and Judy 


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April - The State Federation of Porcelain Art Clubs of Texas Held their annual convention for the state of Texas in San Antonia.  The theme was "Fiesta" which was used all year.  One of the annual events is the judging of clubs' history books
Painted by Lois Blackbure  - Cover in Velvet with Beads by Kay Bazon
that are then presented to each residing present for the year.  I am thrilled to announce that Big Thicket won Blue Ribbon 1st place!  Pictures of some of the award winning inside pages will be posted at a later date -  Can you hardly wait?

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                            Big Thicket March Meeting

 President Marilyn presiding over our March meeting in her wonderful studio.


ARTISTS' DISPLAY




 
 Lois and Helen "stand behind" their work.



Jan admires our artists' beautiful pieces.

Linda is waiting for instructions from Teacher Marilyn for our paint along.  She and her cup of tea are ready.    

Jan painting daisies as per Marilyn's instructions.

Maggie May by Artist Janett Wartenburg

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