PAINT IN AUSTRIA
This is a reposted image but I think it is a good sample of the beauty you will find in Austria. This is a sculpture just outside Viennas historic art museum. (Kunsthistorisches Museum)
I am pleased to announce our painting workshop in the Wachau in Austria. Myself and My friend Stefan are going to be painting and teaching this coming September in this beautiful part of the countryside just outside of Vienna. I hope you will check out the details on the link under workshops.
I am pleased to announce our painting workshop in the Wachau in Austria. Myself and My friend Stefan are going to be painting and teaching this coming September in this beautiful part of the countryside just outside of Vienna. I hope you will check out the details on the link under workshops.
posted by ANDREW JUDD at 6:41 AM
10 Comments:
One can dream....
Andrew...I will never tire of looking at this scrumptious and delightful painting. Repost it as many time as you want...
Thanks for providing the info re the workshops :-)
Jennifer
You and Stefan have it really going on with the atmosphere in your paintings!
Hi Robin.
One can plan... :)
Cheers... Andrew
Hi Jennifer.
Thanks for the compliment... I really hope you can come to the workshop and bring friends too!
I think a Californian contingent would be great!
I don't think we can teach you anything but we might learn from you! This is a beautiful part of the world to paint.
Cheers... Andrew
Thanks Chris.
Stefan and I have spent mant hours discussing this very subject. What a challenge it is to capture the feel of sun or a cool breeze with paint.
Cheers... Andrew
Andrew.. that is a beauty! I can still remember it from an old post on WC.. everything in it just sings. Congrats on your course in Osterreich.. sounds like it would be a blast.
Mike
Thanks Michael....
hey maybe you can join us! We are trying to work out the prices to keep it reasonable. I know you'd do some great work there.
Cheers.... Andrew
What a beautiful painting!
Thanks Leslie.
I like the painting you are doing on reflective surfaces.
Cheers.... Andrew
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