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27 June 2013

Margaret Evans gives some workshop supply advice

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When I was at IAPS this year, I met Margaret Evans for the first time. I knew that she was a much liked pastel instructor from Scotland who teaches workshops around the world. Many of us take waaaaay to many supplies with us and so I asked this travelling expert for some tips.

Here are some examples of Margaret’s own work from her own Scotland as well as travels abroad to Italy and France.

Margaret Evans, "Last Light, Breakish," pastel, 18 x 14 in — Margaret Evans, “Last Light, Breakish,” pastel, 18 x 14 in

Margaret Evans, "Sheep Farm, Ochils," pastel, 18 x 13 in — Margaret Evans, “Sheep Farm, Ochils,” pastel, 18 x 13 in

Margaret Evans, "Head to Head, Venice," pastel, 12 x 9 in — Margaret Evans, “Head to Head, Venice,” pastel, 12 x 9 in

Margaret Evans, "Giverney Pathway,"pastel, 24 x 18 in — Margaret Evans, “Giverney Pathway,”pastel, 24 x 18 in

Margaret Evans, "Pienza Patterns," pastel, 15 x 11 in — Margaret Evans, “Pienza Patterns,” pastel, 15 x 11 in

For information on Margaret Evans, go to her website.

If you are interested in her workshops, check out the page called Paintaways and see how much Margaret actually does travel the world! Personally, I’d like to take almost everyone of these!!

Do you go abroad to take workshops? I’d love to hear.

Thanks for sharing this with me,

~ Gail

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