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Greetings Friends,

I hope you are all well.  Today I wish to share just a bit of information with you.  As a reminder, I have begun a YouTube channel to allow those who follow me the opportunity to see and learn alone with me as I paint and create some of my Heavy Texture Florals.  I might even add some landscapes along the way.  

This third video shows the creation of "Chosen" which is a set of 5 white Heavy Texture roses set in a gold vase set against a black background.  "Chosen" is one of a series called "I Am Loved".  I will be updating my website to include it soon.  

You can watch the video by clicking HERE.  Please make sure you hit that LIKE button and Subscribe to my YouTube channel if you have not already.  And of course, feel free to share.  

In addition to this video, I wanted to let you know to begin to keep your eyes open for monthly classes taught by me (if you're local to me...Watertown, Potsdam, or Gouverneur).  I'll share this information here when I can as well as on my Facebook page and on Instagram. 

As of now, I have a 2-day class scheduled through SLCA in Potsdam scheduled on April 15 and 16.  It's a 2-day class because I take you through the creation of the heavy texture rose creation one day and then guide you in the creation of the piece on the second day.  I provide all the necessary supplies for a class I teach that way you know you have the correct items. 

I will also be teaching classes in Watertown through NCAC (North Country Arts Council).  The scheduling of dates is being worked on. 

If you live in or around Gouverneur, watch for a "Paint and Sip" class scheduled for May 18 at the Copper Roof on Main St in Gouverneur.  Sign-up will be through Artistry at NorthCountry Crossroads, which is the little store directly across from the Copper Roof.  Sign up for this through Facebook Events.

I realize not everyone lives close enough to attend a class so that is why I began my YouTube channel.  Again, Here is the link for the most recent posting.  

Thank you all for your love and appreciation of my work.

That's all for now,

Take care and God bless,

Brenda Maxson

B. Maxson Art Studios