7 painters received the royal treatment at Queen’s Pumpkin Patch! Plenty of fun and games and animals -ponies, goats, bunnies and baby water buffalo ( even a praying mantis) kept us company amongst the gourd-geous pumpkin patch.
Upcoming Paint Sites
October 14 – Portola Vineyards, Portola Valley
October 28 – Winchester Mystery House, San Jose
For additional information about these paint sites check out the SCVWS Newsletter or Website www.scvws.org
Artists and their Artwork
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Queens Pumpkin Patch with a tremendous variety
of pumpkins and entertainment |
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| Kathryn and her watercolor, Queens Pumpkin Patch, Saratoga |
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| Alison's spook-tacular view |
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| Ghosts lining up for the Cow Train at Queens Pumpkin Patch |
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| Valerie's "inktober" painting |
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| A praying mantis keeping Claudia company while she paints |
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| Close-up of the praying mantis |
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| Claudia's watercolor of a pumpkin arrangement |
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| Queens Pumpkin Patch |
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Pumpkin watercolor by Lora "My focus was to try mixing greys from a triad, red, blue and yellow. Luckily this site had a large variety of colors and types of pumpkins, and there were many grey pumpkins to paint. They also had them arranged beautifully. In Ikebana, (Japanese flower arranging), there is a style called “Morimono”. It means arranging fruits and or vegetables, with or without flowers in a pleasing way. Someone at Queen’s Pumpkin Patch has a good sense of this style as there were many clusters or Morimono’s there." |
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| Co-paintsites leader, Lora |
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| More Morimonos |
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| Laurie |
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Alison guarding the cotton candy and watering hole while
painting 3 ghosts |
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| Queens Pumpkin Patch, Saratoga |
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| Queens Pumpkin Patch |
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| Valerie has a good start on her pumpkin painting |
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| Karen painting a view of pumpkins and trees |
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