Swinging painting

HI Everyone! So glad you have come for a visit. Swinging was always fun when I was a child. Playground or school swings were fun but nothing like the one at my Nana's house.My Grandparents had a huge old oak tree in their orchard. From one of the high strong branches hung a course rope swing with a weathered wooden seat. The tree was back in the orchard beyond the garden fence. The perfect escape when a family gathering was no longer interesting for a child. Ferns and shrubs circled the…

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Janet Hamilton is a fine artist specializing in pastel landscapes. She is based out of Everett, Washington. Her work has been shown throughout the world.

I would love to teach a workshop for you and share my joy in painting. I will usually travel to teach with in a 5 hr drive from Raleigh NC. Below you will find

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