Judy and Carolyn got to go back to the lodge for one round of painting in November. Everyone was very happy to be painting again, and the skills haven’t slipped in so many months without painting. Even though we had to demonstrate from a distance and communicate through masks, the ladies all got beautiful and unique paintings, some of which will be Christmas gifts, no doubt.
Our Lodge Ladies followed some tricky instructions to create these warm winter landscapes. We couldn’t decide whether March came in like a lion or a lamb, but here in the Peace Country we know spring can be exciting weather-wise…
Our Lodge Ladies have had enough winter. We’re moving on to shamrocks and pussy 
willows…
These were the first paintings to be posted in the new display for our Lodge Ladies. Situated in the main hall near the entrance, this new installation is attracting a lot of attention. Even traffic jams! We have a few kinks to work out with the frames, but we hope to put hundreds of paintings on these shelves over the years.
Our Lodge Ladies really impressed themselves with these wet in wet water scenes. Lots of colour, lots of water and lots of courage paid off!
Our Lodge Ladies handled a difficult technique like old hands. Here are their imaginative, understated landscapes.
Judy was demonstrating how to make some exciting skies, especially techniques for making clouds. And then the ladies let loose! We got a great variety of paintings this week.
Our Lodge Painters can take on all sorts of subjects and make it look easy! Check out their snowy spruce trees from a couple of weeks ago.
When it’s nearly -40C with windchill, you might think painting palm trees would be appropriate! However, the Lodge Ladies were warm enough looking out on the scene from beside the fireplace, painting a classic Peace Country winter scene. There is always one in the crowd who paints to a different beat 🙂
Our ladies like to paint nice bright sunsets! When arranged with a waterway as well, these sunsets are double beautiful.
Three Generation Watercolourists 