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 A visit from Artist Dan Cross and a mini Watercolor Painting Lesson
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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized, Painting Techniques
Posted November 30, 2007

A visit from Artist Dan Cross and a mini Watercolor Painting Lesson

Dan Cross and I have communicated via email a few times this past year. He is an architect from Des Moines Iowa, who has begun working in watercolor recently. While in Las Vegas for a business [...]

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 Lake Powell Morning Painting
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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized, New Paintings, Painting Techniques
Posted November 21, 2007

Lake Powell Morning Painting

This is a painting I have been working on all week. I did a little study for it last year, but on this larger painting I incorporated the flat still water reflections of early morning. The [...]

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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized, My Family
Posted November 21, 2007

Thoughts on Thanksgiving

We’re expecting our kids and grandkids to arrive this afternoon to spend a few days, eating turkey, visiting, and hopefully spending time up in Snow Canyon. The weather is so gorgeous I [...]

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 Zion Angel’s Landing Sketchbook Drawing
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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized, Sketchbook Drawings
Posted November 20, 2007

Zion Angel’s Landing Sketchbook Drawing

I had a chance to scan one of my sketchbook drawings from yesterday’s hike in Zion Canyon. I spent most of my time along the Grotto Trail. This view is looking north from the Virgin River [...]

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 Hiking in Zion National park
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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized, Sketchbook Drawings
Posted November 19, 2007

Hiking in Zion National park

The weather is so beautiful that I had to slip away this morning and go to my favorite spot — Zion National Park. Because of the lower elevation the Cottonwoods are still rich with golden [...]

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 New Lake Powell Painting
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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized, Painting Techniques
Posted November 14, 2007

New Lake Powell Painting

I just finished this painting today. I enjoyed the contrast of warms and cools in the rocks and water.

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 Art Books Presented at Southern Utah Watercolor Society Meeting
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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized, Art Galleries
Posted November 8, 2007

Art Books Presented at Southern Utah Watercolor Society Meeting

At the monthly meeting of the Southern Utah Watercolor Society tonight we enjoyed a presentation by Sue Cotter on methods of making “Art Books.” I was amazed at the many methods of [...]

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 Snow, Jensen, and Reese Law Firm Purchases Roland Lee Painting
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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized, Art Collectors
Posted November 8, 2007

Snow, Jensen, and Reese Law Firm Purchases Roland Lee Painting

The Law Firm of Snow, Jensen, and Reese selected one of my largest watercolor paintings for their new offices in the Tonaquint area of St. George. They chose “Sagebrush Serenade” a [...]

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 Watercolor Painting Workshop
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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized
Posted November 7, 2007

Watercolor Painting Workshop

We had a great group of artists at our November Watercolor Landscape Painting Workshop held at Passion for Painting Gallery the past two days. It’s always fun to rub shoulders with those [...]

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 Watercolor Painting of Duck Creek
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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized, Painting Techniques
Posted November 6, 2007

Watercolor Painting of Duck Creek

I did this little 8 x 12 painting last Friday just before leaving for a quick trip to northern Utah. The subject is a pastoral fishing lake on Cedar Mountain called “Duck Creek.” I [...]

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 Halloween Night Visitor
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By Roland Lee
In Uncategorized
Posted November 6, 2007

Halloween Night Visitor

On Halloween night we had a scary experience. I left our front door open to watch for Halloween spooks, and we soon found a really scary visitor in our living room–a 3-foot long King Snake! [...]

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