I don’t usually post paintings on this blog two days in a row – mainly because I don’t usually paint them that quickly. But, as you can see, I didn’t just paint NinhBinhTemple today. The reason I’m putting it up now is that it relates to an article I wrote, The Extreme Sport of Watercolour Painting, which appears in the current issue of Empty Easel I hope you’ll have a look at it, and check out the other features on Empty Easel – an excellent source of practical advice, tips, and tutorials for creating and selling art. My story probably isn’t as educational as most of the articles Empty Easel prints, but I hope you’ll find it inspiring, or at least entertaining.
Charlene is a graduate of the University of Alberta (BSc) and the University of Colorado (MBA), now retired from a career in the Canadian Public Service.
During the ten years her husband was with Emirates Airline, Charlene travelled extensively, served as Administrator of the Dubai Arts Centre, and wrote about painting, archaeology and future studies for the Khaleej Times and the Gulf News.
She has written 1150 Words by Charlene Brown since 2009.
