Members of the Bucks County Illustrators Society were thrilled with the opening night of their Fantasy Tales exhibit at the beautiful Scatter Joy Center for the Arts in Horsham. The opening drew many artists and writers alike…
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Tomorrow night is the opening of this exhibit, and the Scatter Joy Center for the Arts posted this highlight on illustrator Pat Achilles: On Friday June 24, Scatter Joy’s new exhibit “Fantasy Tales” opens, featuring…
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An interview with children’s illustrator Glenn Zimmer: ‘I consider myself a child at heart’ This April, we have award-winning children’s illustrator Glenn Zimmer with us, teaching an Introduction to Colored Pencil Drawing workshop. The versatile Montgomeryville, Pa.-based artist…
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Artwork by several members of the Bucks County Illustrators Society was accepted into the Philadelphia Sketch Club’s juried illustration show Phillustration 7, held at the club’s Center City headquarters, 235 S. Camac Street. The Sketch…
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BCIS member Glenn Zimmer’s illustrations will be the featured exhibit in the gallery of Kathy Davis Studios’ Scatter Joy Center from August 28th to September 21. The opening reception is Friday, August 28 from 5…
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The BCIS exhibit sponsored by the Barn Studio Gallery at Gronendahl Farm was happily swarming with art lovers Friday evening for the opening reception and meet-the-artists night. The show was masterfully arranged and the evening…
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We are getting closer to our first Members Show, which officially starts Wednesday June 26 and closes with a wine and cheese reception on Friday evening June 28. Our exhibit will be in the Cultural…
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Deb Hoeffner brought this excellent article to our attention, via the Wall Street Journal online – and we’d like illustrators and collectors alike to note, the article was in the WSJ section called “Wealth Management.”…
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Above is a photo of a typical illustration class at Moore College of Art in 1980 when I studied there. (I remember that deer head.) This past Wednesday I spoke to two classes of juniors…
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