Daily Archives: December 17, 2013


Wreath of the Day – Classic Simplicity

Here is an outdoor wreath anyone would be proud to hang.  The sparkly red and gold striped bow is centrally placed at the top, magnolia, white pine and eucalyptus augment the balsam, red and brushed gold balls balance the bow, and a few painted pine cones, lotus pods, and milkweed pods add interest at the bottom.  This wreath was meant to be hung outdoors, but would do equally well inside.

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Friday, January 3 – Sunday, January 5, 9:30 am – 3:30 pm – Leaves in Perspective: Opposite, Alternate, Whorled

Do all your careful observations fall flat when you sit down to draw leaves?  Heighten your artist’s eye by learning how to analyze shapes and bring correct perspective to your compositions.  Under the guidance of Carol Ann Morley, discover  how to depict with botanical accuracy the tricky angles of foreshortened leaves.  Through a series of graphite drawing exercises, explore creating clarity and visual depth while bringing shape and form into your art.  This Wellesley College Botanic Garden class will be held January 3 – 5 (snow date January 6) from 9:30 – 3:30.  Friends price $250, nonmembers $300.  For complete details and to register email wcbgfriends@wellesley.edu, or call 781-283-3094.

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