| Green Bay Art Colony |
Featured Artist
| Featured Artist: Deborah Parins |
Deborah Parins:
Wisconsin, and has been creating art professionally since 1987. Her educational background
includes a BA in graphic design and fine art from UW-Green Bay. Additionally, she has studied
Deborah Parins Zich has been a longtime resident of Green Bay and the Door Peninsula of
watercolor at Steve Schultz School of Art in Green Bay, WI, portraiture with Judith Carducci at
the Richeson Gallery, WI, and watercolor with Joye Moon in Oshkosh, WI. Deborah is a
graduate of the Urban Hope Program and has been a member of the Green Bay Art Colony since
2006.
Wisconsin, and has been creating art professionally since 1987. Her educational background
includes a BA in graphic design and fine art from UW-Green Bay. Additionally, she has studied
Deborah Parins Zich has been a longtime resident of Green Bay and the Door Peninsula of
watercolor at Steve Schultz School of Art in Green Bay, WI, portraiture with Judith Carducci at
the Richeson Gallery, WI, and watercolor with Joye Moon in Oshkosh, WI. Deborah is a
graduate of the Urban Hope Program and has been a member of the Green Bay Art Colony since
2006.
| Deborah's artworks are created primarily in Pastel and Watercolor and include Portraits, Landscapes and Nature. To Contact the Artist, or for information on demonstrations or classes visit: www.DParinsArt.com You can also contact the artist at: 920-406-9660 |
Medium: Watercolor, Pastels
Step 1: Pencil Sketch
Step 2: Painting with colors "blocked in"
Step 3: Finished Work
Deborah has been teaching
watercolor and pastel classes at the
ARTgarage since 2006.
For more information about D.Parins
visit her website:
www.DParinsArt.com
"Here is a piece I did for my November
2010 pastel class. I started with a
pencil value sketch to establish lights
and darks. I then moved to the pastel
paper and blocked in the light and dark
values in pastel. I continued to layer
the pastel to the finished work,
continually referring to my first value
sketch to maintain the correct values."
watercolor and pastel classes at the
ARTgarage since 2006.
For more information about D.Parins
visit her website:
www.DParinsArt.com
"Here is a piece I did for my November
2010 pastel class. I started with a
pencil value sketch to establish lights
and darks. I then moved to the pastel
paper and blocked in the light and dark
values in pastel. I continued to layer
the pastel to the finished work,
continually referring to my first value
sketch to maintain the correct values."
