Presents a Pastel Painting Demonstration by
Renee Leopardi
Renee Leopardi
PASTEL ARTIST, RENEE LEOPARDI, TO DEMONSTRATE AT MAY GENERAL MEETING OF THE SALEM COUNTY ART LEAGUE
The Salem County Art League is pleased to welcome pastel artist, Renee Leopardi, to the May general meeting being held Monday, May 20 at Friends Village, Fenwick Commons Auditorium in Woodstown at 6:30 p.m. The meeting is free and open to the public including students over the age of 13.
From early childhood, Renee has always been interested in art. She has pursued the love of art through workshops, self study, practice and teaching. Working primarily with soft pastels for the expressive nature of the medium, she enjoys plein air painting with other local artists.
She finds inspiration in the local seasonal landscapes of southern New Jersey; from the ocean and marshes to creeks and woods to farmland. When the weather isn’t so friendly, she and her painting friends move indoors to work on still life or the figure. Recently, she has found new inspiration and joy in teaching pastel and charcoal.
The Salem County Art League meets regularly on the fourth Monday of each month at Friends Village. Adults and students over the age of 13 are invited to each month’s general meeting. For more information about the Art League, visit their website, www.salemcountyartleague.org.
The Salem County Art League is pleased to welcome pastel artist, Renee Leopardi, to the May general meeting being held Monday, May 20 at Friends Village, Fenwick Commons Auditorium in Woodstown at 6:30 p.m. The meeting is free and open to the public including students over the age of 13.
From early childhood, Renee has always been interested in art. She has pursued the love of art through workshops, self study, practice and teaching. Working primarily with soft pastels for the expressive nature of the medium, she enjoys plein air painting with other local artists.
She finds inspiration in the local seasonal landscapes of southern New Jersey; from the ocean and marshes to creeks and woods to farmland. When the weather isn’t so friendly, she and her painting friends move indoors to work on still life or the figure. Recently, she has found new inspiration and joy in teaching pastel and charcoal.
The Salem County Art League meets regularly on the fourth Monday of each month at Friends Village. Adults and students over the age of 13 are invited to each month’s general meeting. For more information about the Art League, visit their website, www.salemcountyartleague.org.
