Upcoming Workshops
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Terrilynn Dubreuil
Expressing your Sentiment - Exploring ways to communicate your painting’s message Zoom - Saturday, February 7, 2026 and Sunday February 8, 2026 from 9:30am to 4:30pm Registration Opening TBD *Workshop Description* *Suggested Supplies List* |
An internationally known artist, curator and mentor, Terrilynn has academic training with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree enhanced by decades of Master level and other extended studies. She and has been teaching various media and techniques for over thirty-five years, including at International Online Schools like Artefacto, Pastel Live and Mastrius, her own Patreon, at the international Plein Air Conference and Exhibition, and numerous pastel and watercolor groups.
Texture, color and light convey a balance between impressionism and realism. Terrilynn infuses her work with strong emotion which causes her artwork to touch others deeply. Creating, teaching, traveling, and her family are her passions.
She is a Master Circle member IAPS [International Association of Pastel Societies], a Signature Member PSA [Pastel Society of America], a Signature member and Vice President of PSME [Pastel Society of Maine]. She exhibits and sells artwork in diverse venues, has received multiple top awards at juried International Shows including BEST IN SHOW for the 2023 IAPS Exhibit, Best in Show for the Pastel Society of the West Coast 2025 Live Mixed-Media Exhibit, a Merit Award for the 2024 IAPS Live Exhibit, 8th place in the Société des Pastellistes de France 40th Live Anniversary Exhibit in Paris, and exhibited at the Fabriano Watercolor Exhibit 2025 in Italy, beyond various solo and group exhibits.
Texture, color and light convey a balance between impressionism and realism. Terrilynn infuses her work with strong emotion which causes her artwork to touch others deeply. Creating, teaching, traveling, and her family are her passions.
She is a Master Circle member IAPS [International Association of Pastel Societies], a Signature Member PSA [Pastel Society of America], a Signature member and Vice President of PSME [Pastel Society of Maine]. She exhibits and sells artwork in diverse venues, has received multiple top awards at juried International Shows including BEST IN SHOW for the 2023 IAPS Exhibit, Best in Show for the Pastel Society of the West Coast 2025 Live Mixed-Media Exhibit, a Merit Award for the 2024 IAPS Live Exhibit, 8th place in the Société des Pastellistes de France 40th Live Anniversary Exhibit in Paris, and exhibited at the Fabriano Watercolor Exhibit 2025 in Italy, beyond various solo and group exhibits.
Barbara Jaenicke
Painting the Poetic Landscape
Richmond, VA - May 8-10 2026
Registration Opening TBD
*Workshop Descrip./Supplies List*
Painting the Poetic Landscape
Richmond, VA - May 8-10 2026
Registration Opening TBD
*Workshop Descrip./Supplies List*
Barbara loved drawing and painting as a child, but her artistic journey was launched more so from stubborn determination rather than any innate giftedness. Her grandmother was an accomplished oil painter, and although she didn’t directly encourage Barbara to follow in her footsteps, Barbara’s childhood was surrounded by her beautiful paintings.
She studied painting outside of her regular classes during high school and college. However, not realizing that a career in fine art could be a possibility, she steered her initial career choice toward another art-related field, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1986 from The College of New Jersey, majoring in Art with an emphasis in Advertising Design. Her early career was spent in advertising as an art director, then later in corporate marketing communications. Without much time for painting during these earlier careers, she always knew she would eventually continue her original artistic passion, and in 1999 she gradually but intensely began to do so. Finally, in 2002, she was able to turn her focus to a fine art career, pursuing it full steam ahead.
Working in oil and pastel, Barbara strives to capture light-filled landscapes in a painterly, impressionist style.
Born and raised in New Jersey, Barbara also lived in Atlanta, Georgia for many years until she yearned for snow and mountains for her landscape subject matter, which prompted her family’s move to Bend, Oregon in 2015.
She studied painting outside of her regular classes during high school and college. However, not realizing that a career in fine art could be a possibility, she steered her initial career choice toward another art-related field, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1986 from The College of New Jersey, majoring in Art with an emphasis in Advertising Design. Her early career was spent in advertising as an art director, then later in corporate marketing communications. Without much time for painting during these earlier careers, she always knew she would eventually continue her original artistic passion, and in 1999 she gradually but intensely began to do so. Finally, in 2002, she was able to turn her focus to a fine art career, pursuing it full steam ahead.
Working in oil and pastel, Barbara strives to capture light-filled landscapes in a painterly, impressionist style.
Born and raised in New Jersey, Barbara also lived in Atlanta, Georgia for many years until she yearned for snow and mountains for her landscape subject matter, which prompted her family’s move to Bend, Oregon in 2015.