Gayle Weisfield

Sunday, November 13, 2011 2-6 pm

90+ framed pieces and still more to come. Everything from large and small framed original watercolor pieces, matted studies, prints, scratch and dents, a whoopsie or two, as well as cards, posters, even surplus supplies, paints, and paper.

Everything goes, except the dog and he is good for another year.

I am building a new larger studio on the ground floor level of hog barn #2 and want to start with a few empty drawers!

I have been working around the clock since Jackson Hole to get the Flying Pig Studio “guest house” ready for future retreats, art escapes, and one-on-one immersion painting classes.

Am I getting closer? Come check it out! Celebrate with me by tipping a glass of wine and enjoying some yummy snacks while shopping for gifts and stocking stuffers. By invitation only so please call for an invite or RSVP to info@gayleweisfield.com or call my home phone 509-365-3709 so I’ll know how many little smokies to defrost.

Directions to Farm – 386 Lyle Snowden Rd
Take Hwy 84 east toward Hood River
Take Exit 64 and turn left onto Button Bridge Road and go over the toll bridge (.75 toll) into Washington
Turn right (east) on Hwy 14 and go 10.5 miles
Turn left (small road sign labels this Old Hwy 8 ) toward Appleton and go 1.1 miles
Turn right on Canyon Road (at the intersection with the blue Wineries sign) and go .3 miles (very close – keep your eyes open for first left)
Turn left on Lyle Snowden Rd toward Klickitat Canyon Winery and go 3.8 miles
Flying Pig Studio at the Hog Farm is on the right
Turn onto gravel road into the farm – the entrance will be marked

This animation of a window wall with balcony and railings, with and without shadows is drawn in one point perspective. Starting with a line drawing of overlapping boxes that represent the shapes which make up a typical  window opening and balcony. I set up this animation with the viewer standing parallel with the window wall with [...]