Linda Chalberg Art

Simplified shapes and enhanced colors are signature elements of Linda's watercolors. See more art at www.carriagehousegalleryofartists.com

Sunday, April 3, 2011

"Hat Dance"

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Okay, this is so much fun, I think I'll add another! This is called "Hat Dance". As anyone who has seen these flowers waving...

"Maples...Found!"

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This is the art created for Art and Conservation 2011. I was especially excited to see a portion of it appear in the online emagazine, www....

Spring Parade of Artists!

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Finally, (hmmm, I see that I began the last post with that same word. Is there a pattern here?) I am adding another posting! But I'm ...
Friday, October 17, 2008

The Unveiling!

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Finally, the time arrived for everyone to see "Art Rhythms", the painting for the Cibolo Arts Council Fall Festival of Arts. And ...
Saturday, August 23, 2008

The Reveal is Coming!

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This is the teaser image for a postcard I mailed out inviting everyone to the unveiling of the 2008 Cibolo Arts Council Fall Festival of Art...
Friday, April 11, 2008

Blog vs. Website

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I hope everyone has enjoyed looking at and reading this blog. I am experimenting with a new website. For now, everyone will be directed to...
Monday, March 31, 2008

At the Bright Shawl......

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"March of the Poppies" Here's a sample of what you can see at the Bright Shawl Gallery.
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Linda Chalberg
Boerne, Texas, United States
Currently my website is directed to my page at the Carriage House Gallery of Artists website. We participate in Boerne's Second Saturday Art Tour from 4pm to 8pm each month. The gallery is open Wed.-Sat. 10-5pm and noon til 5pm on Sundays. Because I love to sketch on location: "a travel journal bulging with mementos, notes, and sketches is one of my most treasured possessions. I take inspiration and information collected from travels back to my studio to create expressive, color-filled watercolors. Whether the subject is flowers, gardens, historical structures, village scenes, vistas or unique market settings, this artist enjoys the challenge of working out a composition and the enjoyment of putting paint on paper. "Painting en plein air is wonderful, frustrating, transforming, challenging, and enriching. Soaking up the sights, sounds, and smells, feeling the heat of the sun or the blast of a cold wind, holding a paintbrush in one hand while grabbing a bite of local food with the other, all combine to help me capture what I feel about the subject. Bugs in my paint? They just add texture!" Email me at lindachalberg@gmail.com
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