Dianne Hague
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- in and out of my studio
- A Plein Air Painter's Blog - Michael Chesley Johnson
- A Ray a Day: Daily paintings by Phyllis Ray
- Amber Ridge Desert
- Anita Stoll Pastels Sublime
- APONOVICH 52
- Aponovich and Johansson At Home and Away
- ART & ARTISTS
- Barbara Newton Art Journal
- claudia diller
- cliff's plein air
- CM Neidhofer Fine Art Pastel Studio
- Connecting to the Artist Within
- Daily Pastel Painting
- David King Studio
- Deborah Secor: Watermedia
- Doug's Daily Paintings
- Dreama's Daily Paintings and Writings
- Everywhere I turn... beauty.
- fresh off my dusty easel, pastels by christine dimauro
- Freshly Pieced
- Haidee-Jo Summers artist
- happy buddha
- Hudson Valley Sketches -
- kathleen daughan paintings
- Kelley MacDonald's Paintings
- Ken Elliott / For the Color
- Ken Elliott / For the Color
- Landscape Painting in Pastels
- Leslie Brasher
- LIFE FROM PAINT
- Listening for the Whisperings
- Liz Haywood-Sullivan Fine Art
- Maggie Latham Fine Art
- MAGGIE LATHAM HANDMADE JOURNALS
- Maggie Latham Paintings
- MAGGIE LATHAM SMALL WORKS
- Maggie Latham Studios
- MAGGIE LATHAM WATERCOLORS
- MAKING A MARK
- Marla Baggetta Studio
- Middle Border Artist
- Monica Fallini daily paintings
- My Journey as a Pastelist
- NZ FLUTTERBY
- Observe Closely
- Oils and Pastels by Margaret Dyer
- One Thousand Washes
- P V Lara Studio
- Paint Daubs
- Painting My World
- Painting Partners
- Paintings by Kate Bradley
- Paintings from life.
- Pastel Workshop
- Rob's Art Lessons
- Sarah Peroutka Studio
- SKETCHING UTAH
- Stapleton Kearns
- terry miura • studio notes
- The Art of being Lynne
- The Art Room
- The Colorist
- The Free Motion Quilting Project
- The Limited Palette Workshop
- The Watercolour Log
- The Waterfront
- Thomas W Schaller
- TINA MAMMOSER
- To Regions Solitary
- Travels with a Sketchbook in...
- Urban Sketchers
- Watercolors by Joan 2
- Watercolour Walkabout
- Watercolours With Life
| Gender | Female |
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| Location | Weld, Maine |
| Introduction | I am an Artist. During High School I took courses in Life Drawing at a local University, (quite the thing for a young girl.) I continued taking art and life drawing in college. Presently I am working in Pastel, Oil and Watercolor. My goal is to loosen up and produce landscapes that are not realistic representations, but allow the viewer to share my feelings about the subject. Please contact me by email if you have any questions about my work or process. Dianne.Hague@gmail.com |