In the spring 2008 issue of Watercolor magazine, we explore how Lana Grow explores abstraction in her watermedia paintings. We offer more examples of her experimental technique in this online exclusive gallery.

Emissary of Light and Form II 2005, watermedia, 30 x 22. Private collection.	Ancient Spirit Convergence 2005, watermedia and collage, 30 x 22. Private collection.	Worlds Apart II 2006, watermedia, 30 x 22. Collection the artist.
Catch the Blue Rhythm/Join the Party 2007, watermedia, 30 x 22. Collection the artist.	Play That Tune for Triple Time 2006, mixed media, 30 x 22. Collection the artist.	Glorious Entry 2007, watermedia, 30 x 22. Private collection.
Receding Tides 2005, collage and mixed media, 30 x 10. Collection the artist.	Geometric Janets I 2005, watermedia, 30 x 10. Private collection.

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Comments

Lana,

Congratulations on the coverage! Like your looks, especially Play That Tune.

Continued success to you.

Sandy

Lana,
You are amazing. What a wonderful collection of your splendid art.
Congratulations on the article.
Regards,
Sally

Congrats Lana!

I feel very lucky to have been in your workshop at Camp McDowell and even more so to have one of your paintings framed and hanging.

Gloria

Love your work. Hope to attend a workshop of yours! Karen Knutson, from your area, will do the Northern Plains Watercolor Society workshop near Rapid City in August, and I see some similarities in style. I'm amazed at how you keep inventing and growing as artists.

I am a "colorist" who is particularly interested in pattern, line, and texture. I would love to be able to put all that together as well as you can. I hope to take your workshop sponsored by the Peninsula of Fine Arts Center in Newport News, VA in June 2009. Your work is beautiful!

---Nancy Topping Bazin