"In and Out of the Studio" Anna Rose Bain
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- ANNA ROSE BAIN
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Anna Rose Bain (b. 1985) is a fine art oil painter and commissioned portrait artist based in Colorado. Her paintings often depict people in peaceful settings or places that evoke happiness. She especially loves painting women and children, and seeks to convey all of her subjects with honesty and sensitivity. Anna was self taught until college. Inspired by her grandfather, who started painting at the age of 70, Anna spent her free time as a child sketching from nature and poring over art books. She studied fine art at Hillsdale College from 2003-2007, and in 2006 she took a figure painting course at the Florence Academy of Art. After graduating from Hillsdale with honors and distinguishing herself as the first student in the school's history to have a solo senior show, she continued her education by studying with several renowned artists including Judith Carducci, Clayton J. Beck, III, Nancy Guzik, and more.
Anna now resides in Arvada, CO with her husband Steve and their two children. She works full-time as a fine art oil painter and commissioned portrait artist. She also teaches workshops, and is actively involved in the local arts communities. Having had such inspiring teachers and role models in her own life, she firmly believes in sharing her passion and knowledge of classical art with other aspiring artists, as well as showing practical ways to stay up to date in today's changing art market. She is a Signature member of the Oil Painters of America and an Out of State Artist member of the California Art Club. She is also a member of Plein Air Artists of Colorado and the International Guild of Realism, and is a Signature faculty member of the Portrait Society of America. Her award-winning work can be found in numerous private and public collections around the world. Anna's style employs a direct painting method while drawing from classical roots. She gains inspiration from the joys and struggles in her life, seeking to make the world a better place through her art. Her paintings are an expression of gratitude and an exploration of the questions one faces at different stages of their life. For example, her award winning self portrait, "The Wait and the Reward," is a coming to terms with change and a joyous celebration of new life.
My heart feels full to the brim with that "dedicated artist energy" you are both sharing generously here. Thank you. ❤️
Wonderful interview. Great discussion about design in a painting. ❤
Love it. I’ve been following Anna for a while and as a mum as well am so inspired by her dedication to her craft. Yes it’s not a balance it’s a dedication ❤
The colours in the lakes are from mica in the water, aka very finely ground-up rock from glacial movement suspended in the water and the sky being reflected by it. We have those kind of beautiful lakes here in New Zealand 😊
I’ve painted by myself many times in the Eastern Sierras and I’m 74 years young.❤
Great opportunities
I absolutely love these podcasts! Thank you so much for doing them!
Great interview! My real question is: How in the world have you never seen or read "Where the Wild Things Are?" 😆
So good! Learn so much! Undraped artist my favorite podcast!!!
Yay! I love to hear that. Thanks for the support.
Anna is my favorite artist. :) Such a great interview. Thanks for doing these podcasts, Jeff! You ask really great questions.
Well that's quite lucky you get to "travel plein air painting" with her once a year. 🥳
This was a truly amazing interview! Thank you to you both for sharing this 😊
Loved it! 👏👏👏👏💕
Anna's palms are exquisite.
Anna Rose is amazing, it was great getting to know a bit more about her. Thank you!
She's amazing! I'm lucky to know her.
The water is turquoise in Banff because of the minerals that are in the rock. At least that’s what one of the rangers told us. I have similar pictures and was blown away by the turquoise color.!!
Thanks for clarifying that.
Great advice.. focus on getting better!!!
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Always take a personal locator beacon when out. A fall or other serious problem will get you rescued when you have a PLB. Some have 2-way texting. I carry my SPOT everywhere, out.
The water’s color is due to the glacier
The water is turquoise in Banff because of the minerals that are in the rock. At least that’s what one of the rangers told us. I have similar pictures and was blown away by the turquoise color.!!
Thank you for that!