Monday, February 18, 2013

Leafing an Impression on Uptown Streets

I had a great time in Altamonte Springs. What fantastic creations hit the street! Started a out a little chilly, but a perfect morning for chalking. Then the wind picked up and the leaves and pollen set in. Of course my eyes and nose reacted to the oak pollen. My glasses blurred with puddles of tears. Nice that it was cool...long sleeves to put to use. The leaves swirled and more than once I found I had painted a leaf! I took the themes of music, art, and chalk literally and created "Homage to an Uptown Festival".  Enjoyed being with chalky friends. Now the wait begins for March and two of my favorite shows, Hyde Park and Safety Harbor.

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Brooksville, Florida
Raised in Michigan, Roni François developed her love of art while perusing the Flint Institute of Arts’ galleries and art books at the nearby library. Her initial plunge into self-expression was working in oils. Roni relocated to South Florida where she exhibited in shows in Lake Worth and West Palm Beach. While her children were young, Roni switched to three-dimensional arts including costume design, pine needle basketry and soft sculpture. After short stints of work in colored pencil, fabric art, pastel and acrylics; watercolor has become the main focus of her artwork. Now living in Brooksville, Florida, the largely self-taught artist delves into such varied subjects as wildlife, portraiture, still-life, florals, landscapes and seascapes. Recently, she has added chalk shows to her interests and has now participated in 24 shows around Florida, and demonstrated the process for 2 groups of Girl Scouts

2011 Chalk for Japan

2011 Chalk for Japan

In the Pond

In the Pond
SAF 2011

What Light by Yonder Window Shineth

What Light by Yonder Window Shineth
Sarasota 2011

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Sitting on the balcony in Sarasota!