November 27, 2020

Greetings, Friends!

We hope that this newsletter finds all well with you.

We are updating our Events for Fall and Winter at the studio.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

OPEN STUDIO WILL BE ON-LINE THIS YEAR!

Due to the recent Covid-19 updates, we have decided to move our open studio to on-line. Small original works and fine art giclee prints are ready to give to someone or as a gift to yourself!

Also, we have a beautiful selection of framed mini giclee prints ready to ship! Check these out!

Hey, after this past year, you deserve something beautiful. We are open by appointment only. Masks required; thank you!

Please visit the Store on the Stonerow Publishing, Inc. web site.

FORTITUDE 6in 300dpi

Krieg "Fortitude" Oil on Panel, 6 x 6 inches

DANDELIONS 6in 300dpi

Krieg "Dandelions" Oil on Panel, 8 x 7 inches

THE REACH 6in 300dpi

Krieg "The Reach" Oil on Panel, 8 x 8 inches

20200516 Rural PA study No 162 Done for the Day web

Hendershot "Rural Pennsylvania study No. 162: Done for the Day" Watercolour, 5-1/4 x 9-3/4 inches

20200602 Rural PA study No 164 Open Pasture web

Hendershot "Rural Pennsylvania study No. 164: Open Pasture" Watercolour, 5-1/4 x 9-3/4 inches

2021 JANUARY ON-LINE CLASSES

Both Katy and Brad are offering on-line instruction in watercolour, as well as in drawing and color & design. Thank you to all who have signed up so far! We are excited!

BRAD'S CLASSES

Back by popular demand! Brad will again be offering the online class Texture Techniques for Winning Watercolors. Signups have started!
6 weeks, Tuesdays 7pm-8:30pm, January 12 - February 16.

KATY'S CLASSES

If you have wanted to get into drawing or painting but were unsure of how to start, or even if you wanted to dust off your skills, check out Katy's selection of intro level classes:

1.Intro to Drawing: 5 weeks, Tuesdays 10am-11:30am, January 12 - February 9
2.Intro to Watercolor: 5 weeks, Wednesdays 10am - 11:30am, January 13 - February 10
3.Color & Design: 5 weeks, Thursdays 10am - 11:30am, January 14 - February 11
4.NEW! Weekend Workshop "Winter Botanicals" January 23 & 24 from 10am - 12noon.

Check our respective web sites for more info.

Please consider giving an art class for this holiday. It makes for a wonderful gift that keeps giving!

Katy's Classes:
Brad's Classes: Then, click on the Classes tab.

THANK YOU!

Thank you to the new and repeat collectors who have visited the studio in recent weeks both in person and on-line and found a painting to adopt! We deeply appreciate the support and can't say how happy we are to know that our works reside in such good homes! Thank you!

We heartfully wish all of you a Holiday Season that is full of Joy and Happiness with a large dose of HOPE!

Best Wishes,

Katy and Brad

Hendershot & Krieg Studio, and Stonerow Publishing, Inc.
5455 Hoppenville Road, Green Lane, PA 18054
Phone: 215-872-2220

Brad
web site: www.bradleyhendershot.com BRAD'S WEB SITE
e-mail: bradley@bradleyhendershot.com
Facebook: BRAD'S FACEBOOK

Katy
web site: www.katharinekrieg.com KATY'S WEB SITE
e-mail: katharinekrieg@gmail.com
Facebook: KATY'S FACEBOOK

Stonerow Publishing, Inc.
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