Carole Buschmann - WBM!

Time for another important episode of When Bloggers Meet!  Here are Carole Buschmann, who blogs at Color Creates, and myself. We have followed each other's blogs for a long time. She was one of several bloggers who participated in my Denver See Differently workshop, taught two weeks ago.


As you can see, there really are people at the other end of the inter-tunnel, and it is wonderful to actually meet.  My previous WBM post was here.


I dug around for that Starbucks cup in Denver, but it was just a prop.  

When Bloggers Meet - Cynthia Haase

Cindy Haase & I meet at the Denver Workshop

This edition of When Bloggers Meet is brought to you by the talented artist Cynthia Haase & myself.  There were four of us blog-heads there, and we caused much of the trouble that occurred.  

Cynthia Haase Fine Art

What Are You Really Selling?

Cynthia's Blog

Editor's note:  In spite of the presence of three Starbucks cups in this photo, DO NOT go to Denver looking for Starbucks.  They are few and far between.  Sorry to be so brutal, Denver, but...

Author's note: There is no editor.

When Bloggers Meet - Linda Richichi

Linda Richichi is a real person who blogs. When Bloggers Meet, we have much fun. Linda and I.

It was a great pleasure to meet artist and fellow blogger Linda Richichi in New Jersey. She inspired me with her well-developed color thumbnails, which are field sketches from her outdoor sessions. 


Linda, who is a veteran art instructor as well, wrote the following about her experience at the See Differently Workshop in Morristown:

"...you displayed great passion, interest in your students and knowledge on the subject. I really enjoyed the experience. I know that you gave your all..."

Thanks, Linda!  Your energy and attention was appreciated as well as all you added to the workshop.


Linda Richichi - Feel The Energy!
ArtSpace, Morristown New Jersey.

When Bloggers Meet - Maryann Didriksen

Maryann Didriksen & I at the Studio of Julie Friedman, ArtSpace Studio, Morristown, New Jersey

You get the feeling, after awhile, that these bloggers on the interwebs are more virtual than real.  It helps to get out and meet a few to disabuse yourself of this wrong impression.

It was a delight to meet a couple of artist bloggers at Julie Friedman's studio in New Jersey.  Here is the proof that I met Maryann Didriksen, who resolved a new pastel for us.  Her review of the workshop is here: Shake It Up! 

Thanks for the hard work and for everything you added to our experience, Maryann.  

Maryann also bought a pastel from me while we were there, which shows that she has a lot of class!

Maryann Didriksen Painter.