Plainfield Art League's website Go to PAL's website to see pictures of the Mar 7 2018 demo given by Melissa Monroe on clay. The first image is in 360 spherical photography of Melissa and Virgina at the demo table.
April 4th 7pm meeting, demo and ONS
open to the public at American House Cederlake-AHC
demo by Anne Bernstein - Color Pencil
This meeting is Apr 4th, 7pm at American House Cederlake-AHC. - This is a free meeting and open to the public - Anne Bernstein will be presenting Color Pencil - it's tools, techniques, and substrates. The focus on detail and realism, and the versatility of this medium to be used on a variety of surfaces, makes Colored Pencil Art enticing to many. Attendees will have a chance to try their hand with colored pencils. You may bring your own colored pencils if you'd like.
Anne has completed pieces of work on duralar, plexiglass, black and colored paper, and suede mat board, as well as many pieces on drawing board paper. Her subjects range from portrait to landscapes, from wildlife to still life. In her own words:
From my perspective, colored pencil art can be absorbing and intense, as well as relaxing and enjoyable while at all times being rewarding on many levels. The realism of each picture draws me in - as if actually experiencing, in real time, the moods, atmosphere, textures, and objects represented in each piece. ONS - One Night Show The public as well as members are invited to participate in "A One Night Show" (ONS) that will also take place during the meeting. Each attendee (members and non-members) should bring in one artwork to display to everyone at the meeting. The best judged artwork will receive a ribbon. Remember, bringing in an artwork for the ONS is a defensive move as the judge is chosen from those that do NOT bring in a piece. How's that for an unveiled threat!
Members Gallery Members, please take a look at our website's Members Gallery page. Most of our members have submitted an artwork image to put on the PAL website. Everyone else, please send me one of your images to put in our members gallery. We'd like to show the world your wonderful art. Also, include information about your artworks such as medium(s)... Just a short sentence... look at the couple of members that have more than their name displayed. Send your image to info@plainfieldartleague.org. if you need help with getting your image ready, call Mike Bessler @ 630-667-5174.
May 2nd 7pm meeting, demo and ONS
open to the public at American House Cederlake-AHC
demo by Ken Konjevich on
Gallery Wrap Framing and Fine Art America Gallery wrap framing AND Getting your own Fine Art America Website. Ken will be demoing the Breathing Color EasyWrappe Do-it-yourself gallery wrap system. Save time and money with this quick and easy canvas stretching system. No tools required to assemble. Then Ken will go over your ability to have a free website at Fine Art America. - This is a free meeting and open to the public -
Jun 6th 7pm meeting, demo and ONS
open to the public at American House Cederlake-AHC
demo by Mike Bessler on
Photograph your own art and 360 photography
Photograph and use Adobe Lightroom to edit your own art AND intro to 360 spherical photography. Mike will go through how to take a photo of your own artwork using your camera and common lighting techniques, so bring your camera and some artwork to copy. Then he will show you how to edit this photo in Lightroom on your pc and sometimes cell phones to produce an excellent copy. You should be able to print and sell these copies(giclee's) or use these digital negatives on your website.
Bring your camera and your artwork to copy.
Mike Bessler's passion is to create enhanced photographs on canvas that will capture the awe of nature. He particularly enjoys creating and printing very large images that combine his artistic vision with his technical expertise. Last year Mike became a Google Local Guide level 10 of 10 and a Google Trusted Photographer. These designations require expert knowledge in the use of 360 degree spherical photography. - This is a free meeting and open to the public - | 
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