Happy Chef by
Dawn Corey Kelly
I’ve been drawing or painting almost since I can remember. It’s just something I love. I majored for two years in what was dubbed “Drawing and Painting” at University of Oregon. Some years ago I lived briefly in Lake Oswego and took classes at Marylhurst, working with oils. I studied oil portraiture under Helen Trayle and calligraphy at Clackamas Community College. While bringing up a family of five in The Dalles I did numerous art projects for school, community, organizations and individuals. My primary interest is and has always been people. My paintings have been exhibited at The Dalles Art Center, Mid-Columbia Medical Center, Mid-Columbia Community College, and PDX airport. During that period, I studied with Jeff Stewart.
Several years ago I moved to Portland and fell in love with watercolor. I studied with Linda Aman and took workshops with Arne Westerman, Ted Nuttall, Chris Stubbs, and Ron Ranson.
I am a member of Village Gallery of Arts, Oregon Society of Artists, and Watercolor Society of Oregon, and have exhibited at all three. I like to sketch from life as well as use my own photographs as references. In my interpretations I try to transmit what I feel. I consider myself a figurative painter rather than a portraitist.
What wonderful warm people I have met through my art associations.
Contact Dawn with your questions, inquiry or positive feedback, by filling in the form below.
Happy Chef by
Dawn Corey Kelly
Boy On Beach by
Dawn Corey Kelly
I’ve been drawing or painting almost since I can remember. It’s just something I love. I majored for two years in what was dubbed “Drawing and Painting” at University of Oregon. Some years ago I lived briefly in Lake Oswego and took classes at Marylhurst, working with oils. I studied oil portraiture under Helen Trayle and calligraphy at Clackamas Community College. While bringing up a family of five in The Dalles I did numerous art projects for school, community, organizations and individuals. My primary interest is and has always been people. My paintings have been exhibited at The Dalles Art Center, Mid-Columbia Medical Center, Mid-Columbia Community College, and PDX airport. During that period, I studied with Jeff Stewart.
Several years ago I moved to Portland and fell in love with watercolor. I studied with Linda Aman and took workshops with Arne Westerman, Ted Nuttall, Chris Stubbs, and Ron Ranson.
I am a member of Village Gallery of Arts, Oregon Society of Artists, and Watercolor Society of Oregon, and have exhibited at all three. I like to sketch from life as well as use my own photographs as references. In my interpretations I try to transmit what I feel. I consider myself a figurative painter rather than a portraitist.
What wonderful warm people I have met through my art associations.
Contact Dawn with your questions, inquiry or positive feedback, by filling in the form below.
Boy On Beach by
Dawn Corey Kelly
Columbian Child With Chips by
Dawn Corey Kelly
I’ve been drawing or painting almost since I can remember. It’s just something I love. I majored for two years in what was dubbed “Drawing and Painting” at University of Oregon. Some years ago I lived briefly in Lake Oswego and took classes at Marylhurst, working with oils. I studied oil portraiture under Helen Trayle and calligraphy at Clackamas Community College. While bringing up a family of five in The Dalles I did numerous art projects for school, community, organizations and individuals. My primary interest is and has always been people. My paintings have been exhibited at The Dalles Art Center, Mid-Columbia Medical Center, Mid-Columbia Community College, and PDX airport. During that period, I studied with Jeff Stewart.
Several years ago I moved to Portland and fell in love with watercolor. I studied with Linda Aman and took workshops with Arne Westerman, Ted Nuttall, Chris Stubbs, and Ron Ranson.
I am a member of Village Gallery of Arts, Oregon Society of Artists, and Watercolor Society of Oregon, and have exhibited at all three. I like to sketch from life as well as use my own photographs as references. In my interpretations I try to transmit what I feel. I consider myself a figurative painter rather than a portraitist.
What wonderful warm people I have met through my art associations.
Contact Dawn with your questions, inquiry or positive feedback, by filling in the form below.
Columbian Child With Chips by
Dawn Corey Kelly
La Duena Of San Blas by
Dawn Corey Kelly
I’ve been drawing or painting almost since I can remember. It’s just something I love. I majored for two years in what was dubbed “Drawing and Painting” at University of Oregon. Some years ago I lived briefly in Lake Oswego and took classes at Marylhurst, working with oils. I studied oil portraiture under Helen Trayle and calligraphy at Clackamas Community College. While bringing up a family of five in The Dalles I did numerous art projects for school, community, organizations and individuals. My primary interest is and has always been people. My paintings have been exhibited at The Dalles Art Center, Mid-Columbia Medical Center, Mid-Columbia Community College, and PDX airport. During that period, I studied with Jeff Stewart.
Several years ago I moved to Portland and fell in love with watercolor. I studied with Linda Aman and took workshops with Arne Westerman, Ted Nuttall, Chris Stubbs, and Ron Ranson.
I am a member of Village Gallery of Arts, Oregon Society of Artists, and Watercolor Society of Oregon, and have exhibited at all three. I like to sketch from life as well as use my own photographs as references. In my interpretations I try to transmit what I feel. I consider myself a figurative painter rather than a portraitist.
What wonderful warm people I have met through my art associations.
Contact Dawn with your questions, inquiry or positive feedback, by filling in the form below.
La Duena Of San Blas by
Dawn Corey Kelly
Abuelita of Mazatlan by
Dawn Corey Kelly
I’ve been drawing or painting almost since I can remember. It’s just something I love. I majored for two years in what was dubbed “Drawing and Painting” at University of Oregon. Some years ago I lived briefly in Lake Oswego and took classes at Marylhurst, working with oils. I studied oil portraiture under Helen Trayle and calligraphy at Clackamas Community College. While bringing up a family of five in The Dalles I did numerous art projects for school, community, organizations and individuals. My primary interest is and has always been people. My paintings have been exhibited at The Dalles Art Center, Mid-Columbia Medical Center, Mid-Columbia Community College, and PDX airport. During that period, I studied with Jeff Stewart.
Several years ago I moved to Portland and fell in love with watercolor. I studied with Linda Aman and took workshops with Arne Westerman, Ted Nuttall, Chris Stubbs, and Ron Ranson.
I am a member of Village Gallery of Arts, Oregon Society of Artists, and Watercolor Society of Oregon, and have exhibited at all three. I like to sketch from life as well as use my own photographs as references. In my interpretations I try to transmit what I feel. I consider myself a figurative painter rather than a portraitist.
What wonderful warm people I have met through my art associations.
Contact Dawn with your questions, inquiry or positive feedback, by filling in the form below.
Abuelita of Mazatlan by
Dawn Corey Kelly
Her White Satin Slipper by
Dawn Corey Kelly
I’ve been drawing or painting almost since I can remember. It’s just something I love. I majored for two years in what was dubbed “Drawing and Painting” at University of Oregon. Some years ago I lived briefly in Lake Oswego and took classes at Marylhurst, working with oils. I studied oil portraiture under Helen Trayle and calligraphy at Clackamas Community College. While bringing up a family of five in The Dalles I did numerous art projects for school, community, organizations and individuals. My primary interest is and has always been people. My paintings have been exhibited at The Dalles Art Center, Mid-Columbia Medical Center, Mid-Columbia Community College, and PDX airport. During that period, I studied with Jeff Stewart.
Several years ago I moved to Portland and fell in love with watercolor. I studied with Linda Aman and took workshops with Arne Westerman, Ted Nuttall, Chris Stubbs, and Ron Ranson.
I am a member of Village Gallery of Arts, Oregon Society of Artists, and Watercolor Society of Oregon, and have exhibited at all three. I like to sketch from life as well as use my own photographs as references. In my interpretations I try to transmit what I feel. I consider myself a figurative painter rather than a portraitist.
What wonderful warm people I have met through my art associations.
Contact Dawn with your questions, inquiry or positive feedback, by filling in the form below.
Her White Satin Slipper by
Dawn Corey Kelly
Backstage Ballerinas by
Dawn Corey Kelly
I’ve been drawing or painting almost since I can remember. It’s just something I love. I majored for two years in what was dubbed “Drawing and Painting” at University of Oregon. Some years ago I lived briefly in Lake Oswego and took classes at Marylhurst, working with oils. I studied oil portraiture under Helen Trayle and calligraphy at Clackamas Community College. While bringing up a family of five in The Dalles I did numerous art projects for school, community, organizations and individuals. My primary interest is and has always been people. My paintings have been exhibited at The Dalles Art Center, Mid-Columbia Medical Center, Mid-Columbia Community College, and PDX airport. During that period, I studied with Jeff Stewart.
Several years ago I moved to Portland and fell in love with watercolor. I studied with Linda Aman and took workshops with Arne Westerman, Ted Nuttall, Chris Stubbs, and Ron Ranson.
I am a member of Village Gallery of Arts, Oregon Society of Artists, and Watercolor Society of Oregon, and have exhibited at all three. I like to sketch from life as well as use my own photographs as references. In my interpretations I try to transmit what I feel. I consider myself a figurative painter rather than a portraitist.
What wonderful warm people I have met through my art associations.
Contact Dawn with your questions, inquiry or positive feedback, by filling in the form below.
Backstage Ballerinas by
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