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Artist of the month: Ron heldon
The Golden .Gallery's artist of Sturdy-looking scenes are made on
month for November, Goldendale
watercolorist Run Sheldon, likes
experimenting with techniques,
painting scenes and still-lifes.
And moonscapes.
"They are difficult and unusual,"
Sheldon said. "And nobody else was
doing them."
Cold light and shadow play on
farmsteads drawn from sketches he
made in the East and Midwest• Skies
are painted with multiple layers of red,
green, and tmrple.
"It makes it live, not dead."
paper bonded to canvas, watercolored
then varnished with a new sort of
coating, developed for museums.
Sheldon began his career "at an age
when most think about retiring,"
inspired by a gift certificate for a half-
day watercolor class - on his 6oth
birthday.
A former salesman on the road ("I
enjoyed it! I've been self-employed all
RON SHELDON my life"), Sheldon now counts himself
lucky to have a detached lo-by-24-foot
studio and plenty of time to work.
There he paints, does his own matting, and
A moonscape won Sheldon "best of show" at makes prints and cards.
It's also home base for travel to lO or 15 shows
a year, from Lake Chelan to Eugene, Spokane to
Vancouver - hard work, Sheldon says.
He maintains a Web site at www.ronaldshel-
don.com.
Come January, Sheldon said heql be teaching
watercolor technique at the Goldendale pool,
along with other Golden Gallery artists.
last year's Southwest Washington Watercolor
Ass(x'iation exposition in Vancouver.
Sheldon is proud of new techniques. Bursts of
yellow and green, for example, are composed
with a spray bottle.
"You have to squirt water just at the moment
the paint is about to dry but is still wet." It is very
hard to teach, Sheldon says.
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