Showing posts with label kahn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kahn. Show all posts
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Friday, October 10, 2014
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
May 14, 2014, Sara Kahn's art show opening reception
I wanted to thank everyone who attended the art reception at hotel Triton. It was great to see you. Also thanks to Chillin' Crow Books musicians: Peter Elman and Michael DeWall who sang songs from the "Seasons Rhymes and Times" Book as well as other classics.
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Hotel Triton features Sara Kahn's watercolor paintings
Hotel Triton in San Francisco's French quarter features Sara Kahn's watercolor paintings.
May 1, 2014 through June 16, 2014.
The hotel's gallery, located at the Mezzanine level, is open 24/7 for viewing the artwork.
May 1, 2014 through June 16, 2014.
The hotel's gallery, located at the Mezzanine level, is open 24/7 for viewing the artwork.
Monday, April 21, 2014
Watercolor with California Watercolor Association: Baker Beach
This is a watercolor I made on April 19, plein air on Baker Beach. The day started Sunny and beautiful, I walked around to find the spot where I wanted to paint from. There were four other artists from the California Watercolor Association who attended this paint out as well.
I finally decided to paint the view from top of the hill, where Juanita was standing. A little breeze started, and it got worse over the next hours, finally at about 5 pm, I had to give up because the wind broke my tripod setting! I rushed home to put the final touches on the painting, while I still remembered the colors. This was the very first plein air painting that I was not able to completely finish on the site.
While I was painting, at one point I heard a group of young girls and then suddenly there was silence, I looked back and saw four girls ages sixteenish, with their "hello kitty" phones, getting a film of me painting in the wind, with my hat flapping wildly and me trying to stabilize the panel with one hand while I painted with the other! I hope I did not look totally hilarious!
Anyways, here is the painting: It is 23 x 12 inches on Arches 300 lbs rough surface.
I finally decided to paint the view from top of the hill, where Juanita was standing. A little breeze started, and it got worse over the next hours, finally at about 5 pm, I had to give up because the wind broke my tripod setting! I rushed home to put the final touches on the painting, while I still remembered the colors. This was the very first plein air painting that I was not able to completely finish on the site.
While I was painting, at one point I heard a group of young girls and then suddenly there was silence, I looked back and saw four girls ages sixteenish, with their "hello kitty" phones, getting a film of me painting in the wind, with my hat flapping wildly and me trying to stabilize the panel with one hand while I painted with the other! I hope I did not look totally hilarious!
Anyways, here is the painting: It is 23 x 12 inches on Arches 300 lbs rough surface.
Friday, May 3, 2013
A Chair in an Iris Garden
I have just became a member of the Santa Clara Valley Watercolor association.
They were painting at an Iris garden this Thursday.
The Cummins Iris Garden is located in Scotts Valley.
Here is the painting I made.
This is Acrylic on board 20" x 16".
They were painting at an Iris garden this Thursday.
The Cummins Iris Garden is located in Scotts Valley.
Here is the painting I made.
This is Acrylic on board 20" x 16".
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