Welcome to our website. . I hope you will enjoy our paintings and artistic journey.
The most recent items are at the beginning.
Bob and I had a wonderful time painting in Provence under the direction of our teacher and friend, Janice Beck. Here is a video of some of Kay's paintings. More to follow.
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Avenue in Roussillon by Kay Fuller
Abstract painting Kay started at the Steve Flemming workshop May 14-16, 2010. This is done in a grid pattern style and is an expressionistic abstract. It was selected to be part of the Capitol Hill Art League's September 2010 show.
Wally's Feather Bouquet by Kay Fuller
See our video announcing Melange, our upcoming show at the Park Cafe, opening April 18, 2020, 5:30-6:30 pm.
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The Park Cafe - a collaborataive painting by Bob and Kay Fuller - will be on display at the Park
Cafe from April 18 - May 17, 2010. Opening Reception April 18th from 5:30 to 6:30 pm.
Merry Christmas 2009 - May the beauty of this holiday be with you for the entire year.
Bob's Winter Solstice is on our Christmas Card this year.
Cyclamen by Kay Fuller
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Both of the paintings above were done using techniques learned in our fall semester class taught by Susan Herron.
Bob and Kay spent a week in Maine this September (2009) where we took a watercolor workshop with Steve Flemming. The following are some shots of our lessons and paintings.
Steve's afternoon demo on September 14, 2009
Steve critiques Bob's Radial Lighthouse on September 15th.
Our latest European painting adventure was to the Andalucia region of Spain in May, 2009. Once again, we traveled with our teacher and friends Janice Beck and her husband, Jerry Mitchell. This time we shared a house. That was such fun and we tried not to bug Janice to help us paint on non-painting days. Here is one of Kay's paintings and there will be many more on the Andalucia page.
Cala Lilies of Zagrilla Kay Fuller
This painting was inspired by the scene below. Kay is studying the calas and planning her painting.
The white building is a spring-fed wash house where the ladies still do their laundry by hand.
Going back to the beginning of our painting journey, we never tried our hands at painting until we took an Untours trip to Provence in 2005. Janice Beck was our teacher for a five day intensive in small villages near L'Isle Sur La Sorgue. Later that year we found a wonderful local teacher at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, Gina Clapp, who patiently nurtured our desire to master watercolor painting. We returned to Provence in 2006 for more lessons with Janice in beautiful small towns including, Venasque, Roussillon, and St. Didier. We attended Janice Beck workshops in Umbria, Italy in 2007 and Nafplio, Greece in 2008.
Kay has also studied with David Daniels at the Smithsonean, Michelle Hoben at CHAW, and Rachael Collins, Steve Fleming and Jackie Saunders at the Torpedo Factory. She won her first Honorable Mention Award at the Capitol Hills Arts League show, Night and Day, on January 12, 2008.
Before you look at our pictures, we want you to know that a percentage of our sales goes towards Christian Missions through St. Matthews UMC and UMCOR. Bob is active with The Appalachian Service Project, building homes in Juarez, Mexico, disaster response and emergency preparedness.
If you would like to see photos of our family, friends and adventures, please visit www.fotki.com/bkfuller
Also, as of January 2009, we have a blog. You can read and see all about our travel adventures on
www.bobandkayfuller.blogspot.com. Enjoy!
Kay and Bob near Roussillon
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Kay Painting in Bevagna, June 2007. This is a very typical setting for our art classes. I am the one in white, Donna Peters is behind me and Shirley Furches getting a little help from Jerry. Janice's husband, Jerry Mitchell, helps us a lot with drawing, composition, and perspective. He is an excellent potter when he is not making all the women jealous. BTW, this is an active street, and cars and trucks go whizzing by, clearing us by about two feet
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Bob Painting at L'Abbaye de Senanque in Provence, June 2006. This is plein aire painting
Our Teacher -Janice Beck - I think she is happy to see us.
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This is the charming owner of the house in Kay's Shadows of Montefalco.
Even though he spoke no English, he was able to communicate with one of our fellow artists in French. He brought us a giant umbrella for shade, and opened his garden so we could store our gear at lunch time and have free access to water. Hospitality in Italy is abundaza
