Where
colored pencil
artists meet,
learn, and
show.
Presidents' Message
Welcome to the CPSA District Chapter 201 Web site.
The Colored Pencil Society of America is a nonprofit organization formed in 1990, now with 23 active U.S. chapters dedicated to artists working with colored pencil.
District Chapter 201 was the very first district chapter, also formed in 1990 under the national organization. More about our chapter.
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DC201 serves Oregon and Southern Washington CPSA members.
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Visit Our
Online Gallery!
See our showcase of DC201 members' art. Shown above is "Yellow Hibiscus in the California Sun" by Judi Marsh-Garrity.
Time to renew or register for the new membership year
November 22, 2008
If you missed the November meeting...you missed a great workshop led by our own Mike Pease. Mike is a long-time, full-time artist, and he taught us new ways to see and think about color. He also got us considering ways each of us can make our work unique. Thanks again, Mike. You've definitely inspired us.
We'll take a break from meetings until January to allow everyone to focus on the busy holiday season. But please mark your calendar for the next meeting on January 17.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS! The 2009 shows are coming up fast. Keep working on your art!
CJ Worlein and Pat Jackman
Co-Presidents
CPSA DC201
Here's your chance to see the images submitted to the Seattle 2008 International Exhibition, those that made it and those that didn't...and the award winners. AND, we'll answer your questions about how to enter and frame your artwork for the 2009 International Exhibition and our very own
DC 201 show in Eugene. Watch for details.
Mark Your Calendar!
CJ Worlein and Pat Jackman
DC201 Co-Presidents
NEXT MEETING:
Saturday, January 17, 2009 • 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Canyon Creek Church, Wilsonville, OR
Have You Read the November Newsletter?
See what your fellow DC201 members are doing and achieving. Terry Tallis, our immediate past president, gives a first-hand view of the International show in Seattle. Also, check out all the candles created at the September meeting. Download the newsletter now
