Froshay Fine Art Blog: Student Showcase

Sarah Schroeder
and he final painting at the Froshay Fine Art Studio (she's moved back east).

btw, look closely and you'll see that the soldier to the right of George Washington looks remarkably like Sarah's husband! Way to go Sarah!

Liz Sganga
pulls off another masterpiece of her beloved pet.

So real he's huggable!

Bridget Wang
is so ecstatic about her first completed painting.

She was doing 'the snoopy dance' she was so happy!

Christine Forte
happily shares with us her first oil painting of this deliciously delicate dance slippers.

She had so much fun!

Qiuju Wang
learned so much doing this painting of the dog we lovingly refer to as WeiWei.

There' a story behind that name... :D

Jane Fletcher
created this painting so quickly. She's really mastering the medium!

Isn't it stunning?

Christina Baker
so proud of her breakthrough piece. She calls this one "Mela" which means apple in Italian.

A painting to be proud of!

Sarah Schroeder
shows off her magnificent seascape. It was a challenge and a great growth piece for her.

Isn't it glorious?!!

Ellen Mansour
gains a better understanding of composing with values by connecting darks and lights with a technique called mapping.

You go girl!

This student
is pleased with her first oil painting study of Greece.

Some students are just shy about being on camera :)

Patricia Lin
joyfully shares her very first oil painting.

She did it! She made a beautiful painting!

Shel Michaelson
gleefully achieves another fun painting of this sweet dog.

Yup, yup, yup, he's gleeful all the time! (We're talkin' 'bout Shel)

Ellen Mansour
just keeps getting better. Here she shares her interpretation of sand hills, sea and sunset.

Ellen's piece is so much brighter than the original!

Chi
polished her most recent ballet oil painting quite quickly.

Don't you love her loosening style!

Jauna Anderson
discovers her heart and style with this stunning waterfall.

Her colors are soooo brilliant!

Ellen Mansour
is never one to shy away from a tough subject.

She put a lot of study into her latest watercolor painting.

Teresa Ferarro
tackles a study of glassware with ease.

She's hiding this time but believe me, she's as luminous as her painting...

Ritu Tiko
isn't to be outdone with her latest horse painting.

What a ride!

Brinda Gandhi
had fun creating her painting of Ganesha.

Wish you chould see all the fun texture in this!

Nitza Henig
polishes another Mondrian study with her own final touch.

It was fun to watch her create!

Wendy and Jenna Wang
joyfully brighten the studio with their two very first oil paintings.

What a joy to have a sister in class with you!

Beth Jennings
shares her 2nd painting.

And they're both radiant!

Corrine Einarsso
shows off her completed portrait of her daughter's wedding day, framed and ready for delivery.

Don't you wish you were her daughter too?

Dawn Stanton
worked hard to perfect her first oil painting.

Great work Dawn!

Derek Tam
scores another bulls eye with his self portrait.

What do you think? Right on Derek!

Liz Sganga
demonstrates perspective ability with her European village painting.

What an accomplishment!

Sarah Schroeder
happy to show off her latest piece!

We wonder what those two are talking about...

Dyshant Argarwal
glowing with happiness after finishing his first oil painting.

Wow, both of them glow!

Margann Barngrover
shows sweet satisfaction on a long labor of love with her sunlit redwoods painting.

Beth Jennings
rocked on her first oil painting.

What a rush Beth!

Corrine Einarisson
displaying her soft, impressionistic floral.

Would you believe she painted this over another painting?
Wait 'till they xray this in 500 years!

Derek Tam
pleased with yet another in his series of masterful portraits!

At this rate he'll have the whole family done soon!

Jane Fletcher
thrilled with her first knife painting.

We all watched her having the greatest fun!

Liz Sganga
totally jazzed about her mixed-media piece.

If you get a chance to see this in person, it has a wonderful texture.

Angela Wan
shares her very first oil painting.

Sometimes you all you can say is, "Oooh! Ahhh!" But seriously, this is FANTASTIC!

Nitza Henig
out does herself and adds her own personal touches to her reproduction of her favorite artist, Mondrian.

Sarah Schroeder
and her completed first oil painting with Froshay Fine Art.

Yay Sarah!

Kudos to Jauna Anderson
on her finished pup.

Wouldn't you just love to snuggle with that little guy?

Ellen Mansour
wraps up her koi watercolor.

Her next stop? Ireland for more research photos... can we go with you Ellen?

Jane Fletcher
pleased to show off her first painting. Love this piece. Wow!

Look at that excited smile! Cynthia Lin attempts a new style and pulls it off beautifully.

(doing the 'snoopy dance' for Cynthia!)

Liz Sganga
is soooo excited about completing her first painting.

That's a second one behind her that she's already started!

Jamie Lush
tries a new style and completes this piece in record time.

Beautiful!

Morgan happily shares her finished piece which she intends as a gift for a friend.

Ta-da! Another superb painting by our Margann.

She really put her heart into this painting and it glows!

Marsha Fletcher
joyfully sharing her first painting.

Turned out great, didn't it! Whoo-hoo Marsha!

Thumbs up to Derek on his wife's portrait - which he's entered into competition. We're excited to hear the news!

Chi happy with her replication from the master artist Modigliani.

Ellen Mansour
shows off her gloriously beautiful new watercolor.

Just look at all that juicy color!

Jamie Lush brings in a winner!

She created this painting from her family's favorite vacation spot and made giclees for everyone as holiday gifts.

Maiko's final beautiful painting before moving to Japan.

We'll all miss you Maiko!

An absolute original - Shel creates this masterpiece from one of his own photographs.

Way to go Shel!

Teresa Ferraro
does it again with this fun new piece!

Brinda Gahndi
shares her first painting which she finished in record time.

You go girl!

Maiko Midorikawa
delighted, shows off her completed soft, pastel landscape.