DECORATIVE ARTISTS OF ORLANDO

FEBRUARY 2020 NEWSLETTER

CHAPTER WEBSITE: www.decorativeartistsorlando.wordpress.com

NEXT CHAPTER MEETING: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 American Legion Post #243

491 W. Broadway St – Oviedo, FL 32765

FEBRUARY WORKSHOP

Alise Duerr is teaching Duckling and Irises colored pencil at the February 1st Workshop. Please be sure to sign up by Monday January 27th. Alise is providing the paper with the pattern already traced on it at no extra cost. She will provide pencils if people let

HAPPY

VALENTINE’S DAY!

February Birthdays

3rd

- Patte Kayne

20th

– T Kay White

21st

– Bonnie Rand

26th

- Dianne Case

A Heartfelt Happy Birthday

to All!

2019 BOARD Debi Crook - President

debi.crook@brighthouse.com Dianne Case - 1st VP dmlvette@msn.com

T. Kay White - 2nd VP tkay_bob_white@bellsouth.net

Deanna Spence – Recording Secretary dcs710@yahoo.com

Penny Brown - Corresponding Sec. pennybee923@gmail.com

Greg Case - Treasurer gwcase@msn.com

NEWSLETTER

March Newsletter Deadline February 19, 2020

Newsletter Editor Greg Case

789 Mahogany Dr. Casselberry, FL 32707

gwcase@msn.com ~ 407-280-4268

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her know what you need. Cost is $2 each. Here are the pencil colors – Prisma Color: 935 Black 916 Canary yellow 914 Cream 1060 Cool grey20% 908 Dark green 1007 Imperial Violet 956 Lilac 1012 Jasmine 920 Lt. Green 904 Lt. Cerulean blue 1033 Mineral Orange 918 Orange 1030 Raspberry 902 Ultramarine 1054 Warm grey50% 1058 Warm grey 90% 938 White Colorless Blender Pencil Other Supplies: Eraser, sharpener, hard clipboard to attach paper to, Soft brush, ruler. Contact Alise at alise521@aol.com or (321) 454-9084

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Our first workshop of the year we had so much fun with lots of laughter painting a Mandala with Stephanie Pooler, learning this technique to a fun design. We had two new guests with us, Mary Higdon’s grandson Isaac and a longtime friend of T.

Kay White, Susan. We welcome our guests and look forward to painting with them again soon! We discussed and then approved with a vote to make our Points Reward Tracker a Chapter committee, assigning the same points for the year as the other committees. We also voted to retroactively award Rewards Points to Penny Brown who did an excellent job developing this system in 2019. Penny Brown and Dianne Case, as our Spring Fling Co-Chairs have, with the help of several other members, Stephanie, Pam and Judy painted and donated a true work of art, a small trunk with lighthouses on each side and the top for our main raffle drawing (“Special Raffle”). The tickets are already printed and being sold. Be sure to see Dianne for tickets to sell. There are still tables available to sign up for - this is our only fund raiser! Such a good time for all! Consider signing up to head a table. All Chapter service is rewarded with points now. So all you do for the Chapter trickles down to the members. Committee chair and volunteer position sign-up sheets are at Chapter each month - so consider volunteering! And don’t forget to fill out your reward voucher each month you participate, and turn it into Penny for tracking. ~ Debi Crook

MEMBERSHIP REPORT: 29 paid members. Remember to

renew for 2020 if you have not already. ~ T. Kay White

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2020 DOOR PRIZE CALENDAR

Jan 4th Dianne Case Feb 1st Alise Duerr Mar 7th Bonnie Rand Apr 18th Spring Fling May 2nd Patte Kayne Jun 6th Mary Higdon Jul 11th Deanna Spence Aug 1st Pam House Sep 5th Volunteer Needed Oct 3rd Penny Brown Nov 7th Julie Kelly Dec ? Christmas Party

WORKSHOP CENTER

2020 WORKSHOP CALENDAR:

Jan 4th Stephanie Pooler - Mandela Feb 1st Alise Duerr – Duckling & Irises Mar 7th Bonnie Rand - TBA Apr 18th Spring Fling May 2nd Alise Duerr - Fall Scroll Jun 6th Lyn Williams – Project TBA Jul 11th Dianne Case - Fall Scarecrow Aug 1st Dianne Case - Mouse's Sleigh Ride Sep 5th Alise Duerr – White-Throated Fall Sparrow Oct 3rd Cheri Bergquist - Witch Gourd Nov 7th Cheri Bergquist - Thanksgiving Turkey Dec ? Christmas Party

2020 WORKSHOP TEACHERS: Remember to get your prep instructions to Dianne Case for posting on the DAO website. You can reach Dianne at dmlvette@msn.com

TAKING CHAPTER WORKSHOP? Please sign up on the Chapter website by Monday prior to the

JANUARY 4TH

MEETING MINUTES:

The meeting was called to order by President Debi Crook at 9:05 am.

PROGRAMS & SEMINARS:

1st VP Dianne Case reported that today’s workshop is a man-dala taught by Stephanie Pooler. In February, Alise Duerr will be teaching a colored pencil duckling. The pattern and paper will be supplied and the list of colored pencils needed will be posted on the website. Bonnie Rand will be teaching the March workshop. Bonnie presented two options for her work-shop project and members voted and chose the cute owl done in acrylics

The Carol Spohn seminar will be February 13-16 and more sign-ups are needed. It was suggested that the cost for non-members be lowered from $45 to $40 per day to possibly at-tract more attendees. Pam House made a motion that the non-member cost be lowered as suggested. T. Kay White se-conded and the motion passed.

Dianne reported that there have been some members signing up more than once to attend a workshop. She reminded eve-ryone to check online before signing up to attend a workshop to be sure that they haven’t already signed up. If you are bringing a guest, just fill in your number of guests that will be attending – you do not need to provide their names.

MEMBERSHIP:

2nd VP T. Kay White reported that our current membership is 29.

Cheri Bergquist and Estelle Simandl have birthdays this month.

Two guests are attending today’s workshop: Isaac, grandson of Mary Higdon, and Susan, guest of T. Kay.

TREASURER:

The treasurer’s report was approved as presented following a motion by Penny Brown and second by Pam House.

Treasurer Greg Case presented the budget for 2020. Bonnie Rand made a motion that the budget be approved as pre-sented. Stephanie Pooler seconded and the motion passed.

SPRING FLING UPDATE:

Dianne Case and Penny Brown reported that there are cur-rently 11 tables with hostesses and 4 tables still available.

Dianne and Penny are working on securing a caterer.

The lighthouse trunk which will be the special raffle item was displayed. Thank you to Dianne Case, Judy Dearolf, Pam House, Stephanie Pooler, and Penny Brown for painting this special item.

workshop session. This allows teachers to prepare.

CANNOT MAKE THE WORKSHOP? If you signed up and cannot make the workshop, please contact the teacher directly as soon as possible, prior to the workshop.

TAKE PART - SPRING FLING 2020

Contact Dianne Case 407-571-9445

dmlvette@msn.com Penny Brown 321-246-5504

pennybee923@gmail.com

EXCITING DATES TO SAVE!

Carol Spohn Seminar February 13th Evening, & 14th -16th For those registered, Carol will offer a FREE class on Thursday evening, February 13th ($18 supply fee). Three classes will be presented on the 14th, 15th, and 16th. Open Registration for any Painters is underway now! Send in your completed Registration and check today! See last page of this newsletter for a registration form

T.E.A.M. Southeast Conference April 2nd – 5th, 2020. Epworth-by-the-Sea St. Simon’s Island, GA.

DAO Spring Fling April 18, 2020 Lutheran Haven, 2041 West S.R. 426, Oviedo, FL 32765 Mark Polomchak Seminar November 14th & 15th, 2020 Details to be announced.

Kathie George Seminar February 2021 Details to be announced.

5 tickets for the special raffle have been given to each mem-ber to sell. Tickets are $5 each and will also be available for sale at the luncheon.

Donations of raffle baskets and auction items will be needed.

COMMITTEE SIGN-UP SHEET FOR 2020:

The committee sign-up sheet will be available at the February meeting.

MEMORY BOXES:

Memory boxes are needed. Elaine Steinnebronne and Karen Schultz have the boxes along with a sign-out sheet.

NEW BUSINESS:

Barbara Layton made a motion that the reward points system be established as a chairperson committee where the chair-person will be awarded 25 points per year. Pam House se-conded and the motion passed.

Dianne Case made a motion that Penny Brown be given 25 points (for her work on the reward points system in 2019) to be used this year before November. Karen Schultz seconded and the motion passed.

DOOR PRIZE and 50/50 RAFFLES:

There were two door prizes: a bowl with a lid painted by Di-anne and a Michael’s gift card. Bonnie Rand won both door prizes.

Stephanie Pooler won the 50/50 of $27. SHOW & TELL:

Show & tell items were shared by: Dianne Case (bowl with painted lid), T. Kay White (poinsettia painting, painted pillow, memory box), Sue Schrieber (porcelain scratch art plate), Barbara Layton (2 memory boxes), and Debi Crook (memory box).

The next meeting will be February 1, 2020, at 9:00 AM. The meeting was adjourned at 9:49 AM.

Respectfully Submitted, Deanna Spence

TREASURER'S REPORT

Treasurer’s Report for January 1, 2020

Suntrust Beginning Balance 12/1/2019 .……………………………………...$10,343.64 Outstanding Ck #246 ..………………………………………………………………(78.16) Outstanding Debit of 11/30/2019 (Games for Christmas Party) .…………...(10.54) Outstanding Deposit of 11/30 …………………………………………………….. 18.00 Adjusted SunTrust Account Beginning Balance, 12/1/2019.……..……… $10,272.94

Income

Membership ……………………………………….. $40.00 Spring Fling – Special Raffle …………………….. 30.00 Total December Income ...……………………..... $70.00 ......................... $ 70.00 Funds Available in December ………………………………………………… $10,342.94

T.E.A.M. SOUTH EAST 30TH Anniversary Conference

The 2020 T.E.A.M. South East Regional Conference has been scheduled for April 2nd – 5th. The Conference will again be at Epworth-by-the-Sea, St. Simon’s Island, GA. Mark Polomchak is the “Big Brush” teacher this year.

Membership Information Dues - $25 Diane Foreman, Treasurer 23 Lancelot Dr Palm Coast, FL 32137 TreasurerofTEAM@gmail.com

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Reward Points Voucher Newly Updated!

1 Time Per Year: 50 Elected/Appointed Officer 25 Committee Chairperson 30 Spring Fling Table Captains 10 Actively Serve on a Committee 20 Basket or Auction Piece (Spring Fling) 20 Paint a Centerpiece (Spring Fling) 10 Donate a Raffle Piece (Spring Fling) Throughout the Year: 10 Paint at Monthly Chapter Workshop 10 Bring a Guest or Sponsor New Member 10 Become a New Member 10 Paint at Chapter Seminar 5 Submission to Chapter Newsletter 5 Service (Paint Memory/Treasure Box) Hospitality: 5 Set-up 5 Clean-up 5 Food or Drinks 5 Supply Door Prize 5 Sell Door Prize Tickets 5 Sell Raffle Tickets 2 Participate in Show & Tell NAME_____________________________

DATE______________________________

ACTIVITY(S)________________________

___________________________________

DATE OF ACTIVITY___________________

POINTS DUE________________________ Signature of Committee Chairperson

Expenses

Christmas Party …………………………………..... $128.00 Spring Fling – Special Raffle (ticket printing) …… 43.41 Total Expenses in December…………………… $171.41 .……………....... ($171.41) Ending Balance, 12/31/2019 …………………………………………………… $10,171.53

SunTrust Ending Balance, 12/31/2019 …………………………………………. $10,214.94 Outstanding Check #247 ………………………………………………………… (43.41) Adjusted Checking Account Balance ..………………………………………$10, 171.53

Respectfully Submitted: Gregory Case, Treasurer

ADOPTED 2020 DAO BUDGET

Decorative Artists of Orlando - 2020 Adopted Budget

2019 Budget

2020 Budget

Income

Chapter Membership Dues

$ 420.00

$ 660.00

Donations

$ -

-

Interest

$ -

-

Bank

$ -

-

Newsletter/Advertising

$ 100.00

$ 100.00

Seminars

$ 3,000.00

$ 3,250.00

Workshops

$ 2,200.00

$ 2,000.00

Ways and Means

$ 900.00

$ 350.00

Spring Fling

$ 2,000.00

$ 3,200.00

Christmas

$ 800.00

$ 515.00

Other

$ 450.00

$ 200.00

Misc

$ -

-

Total Income

$ 9,870.00

$ 10,275.00

Expenses

Bank Charges

$ -

$ 35.00

Donations

$ 700.00

$ 600.00

Newsletter/Web Site

$ -

$ 120.00

Postage and Printing

$ 30.00

$ 100.00

Programs

$ -

-

Rent

$ -

-

SDP Dues & Liability Insurance

$ 105.00

$ 105.00

Seminars

$ 3,000.00

$ 4,000.00

Workshops

$ 2,700.00

$ 1,800.00

Ways and Means

$ -

-

Spring Fling

$ 1,500.00

$ 1,500.00

WORKSHOP TEACHER GUIDELINES

One of the key aims of our monthly workshops is to develop the skills of each participant, in order to promote greater enjoyment of painting. Toward that end, teachers are urged to exercise the following guidelines.

1. Explain the use of your medium, and how is best applied to the surface for your project.

2. Describe which brushes work best for the application of medium.

3. Teaching of any special technique (e.g. line work, floating, dry brushing, etc.) should be demonstrated, to show how the technique is best used for your project. Keep a practice board at your side to show, on-screen, how the skill is done.

4. Since we have new painters and we are trying to encourage both chapter membership and interest in painting, be especially mindful of the newest painters and their needs.

5. Circulate throughout the class, check on the progress of each person, and provide individual assistance to the extent possible.

6. Ask if anyone needs assistance, periodically, during your class.

7. Be mindful of your students’ painting pace; ask if everyone is ready to move on. Give an extra few moments if necessary.

8. Ask the class if they need a break.

9. Ask what time would be good for a lunch break.

Christmas

$ 1,435.00

$ 900.00

Other - Pres. Conv Fee

$ 300.00

$ 365.00

Other - Rewards Points

$ -

$ 750.00

Miscellaneous

$ 100.00

-

Total Expenses

$ 9,870.00

$ 10,275.00

CAROL SPOHN SEMINAR THIS MONTH

Open Registration CONTINUES! Carol will be in Central Florida for the 2020 3-Day Seminar on the evening of February 13th. Classes will be taught February 14th, 15th, 16th. This is your last chance to sign up for what will surely be a very exciting seminar, including the unique free Thursday evening workshop taught by Carol (supply fee only). The Registration Form can be found at the end of the newsletter or on the DAO web site. Click on Seminars. Note - a price drop for Non-Members to join us!

~ Dianne Case

2020 WORKSHOP NEWS

Here are some 2020 Workshop updates: First of all, thanks to Stephanie Pooler for presenting the Mandala in January. Second, the membership voted for Bonnie Rand’s Patriotic Owl for the March 7th Workshop. Your needed information is posted on the DAO web site under Workshops. Third, Stephanie Pooler will not be able to present Hydrangeas in June. Happily, Lyn Williams has stepped forward to teach the June Workshop! Stay tuned, and we will let you know details. Remember, 2020 Chapter Workshops have been posted on the DAO website. Click on “Workshops” and register your planned attendance at any time. The 2020 Workshop Calendar may be found in the right-hand column of this newsletter.

~Dianne Case

2020 SPRING FLING LESS THAN 3 MONTHS AWAY

We still have tables available for would-be Table Captains and Co-Captains to create artistic touches! Think about creating Raffle Baskets, Raffle items and Live Auction items. Plenty of tickets left for the Special Raffle Light Houses Trunk, too.

Incidentally, the DAO Board has worked out upgraded Rewards Points in recognition of various contributions to our Spring Fling!

See information below. ~ Penny Brown

STUDENT GUIDELINES

1. Be prepared! Bring your supplies. Make sure you have any special supplies requested by the teacher, and bring a PREPARED SURFACE if not provided. Trying to basecoat a surface right before the class is to begin does not give the paint time to cure properly and may make your painting experience more difficult.

2. Don’t expect your neighbor to be your instructor. Ask the teacher for help. This reduces the chatter so everyone can hear the teacher. You might be missing out on important instructions.

3. Use every class as a learning experience regardless of the level of difficulty. Every new technique learned needs practice.

4. Let the teacher know if you are unfamiliar with a technique or medium featured. This will let the teacher know you may need a little extra help during class.

5. Bring an extra surface or practice board you can practice on before painting on your project if you know ahead of time that you are challenging your skill level.

6. Don’t be too hard on yourself if you are learning new techniques during the class. It is difficult to master a new technique the first time.

And – PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE!SAVE

UPGRADED REWARDS POINTS FOR SPRING FLING

Table Captains: Increase Rewards Points from 20 to 30, which in-

cludes the 8 table favors, but not the centerpiece which you will see

below. Co-Captains share the points (i.e. 15 points each).

Table Centerpiece: Completing a table centerpiece earns the

member 20 Rewards Points. If Co-Captains worked on the center-

piece together, they share the Rewards Points (i.e. 10 points each).

Raffle Basket or Auction Piece: Increase Rewards Points from

10 to 20.

Raffle Items: Single items donated for the raffle earns the mem-

ber 10 Rewards Points.

JANUARY CHAPTER MEETING & WORKSHOP

The 1st Chapter meeting of 2020 brought members together once again, with some very nice Show and Tell items, and a unique art form – a Mandala - taught by Stephanie Pooler.

Bonnie Rand won the Door Prize, a Rosemaled Candy Bowl painted and donated by Dianne Case.

T. Kay White displays a lovely poinsettia she painted in acrylics.

T. Kay White displays a painting she completed on a purchased pillow.

WORKSHOP & SEMINAR Basic Painting Supplies

Acrylics Water Basin Hand Sanitizer Paper Towels Palette – Pad of Acrylic Palette Paper, Styro Meat Trays, Styro Plates Painter’s Tape Tracing Paper Transfer Paper – Gray, White Stylus Pencil, Pen, Paper for taking notes Brushes – as Suggested by Teacher Colors – as Suggested by Teacher (if required) Oils Paper Palette for Oils or Styro Trays/Plates Brush Cleaner for Oils (Odorless Turp, Murphy’s Oil Soap, etc) Paper Towels Painters Tape Tracing Paper Transfer Paper – Gray, White Stylus, Pencil, Pen, Paper for taking notes. Brushes – as Suggested by Teacher Colors – as Suggested by Teacher (if required)

Sue Schrieber displays an elegant Porcelain Scratch-Art piece, completed at a recent class.

Nicely painted Memory Box and Treasure Box by Barbara Layton.

Stephanie Pooler provided the layout of the Mandala to each participant, and here demonstrates the beginning of the piece.

Here, Stephanie nears completion of the painting.

MANDALA

A mandala is a spiritual and/or ritual geometric configuration of symbols or a map in the Indian religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism or Japanese religion of Shintoism, representing deities, paradises, or shrines. In modern, typically American use, “mandala” has become a generic term for any diagram, chart or geometric pattern that represents the cosmos metaphysically or symbolically. The basic form of most mandalas is a square with four gates containing a circle with a center point. Each gate is in the general shape of a T.

One can design a mandala to symbolize a state of mind you would like to achieve. Mandalas are great tools for meditation and increasing self-awareness. Once you know the basic steps of how to draw a mandala, you can try new designs and new colors each time you draw a new mandala.

Sources: www.art-is-fun.com www.wikipedia.org

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Adriana Young works on the beginning of her Mandala.

Mary Higdon and grandson, Isaak, making great progress on their pieces.

Elaine Steinebronn nearing completion of her Mandala.

Well-deserved smiles all around. Back row, left to right – Mary Higdon, Pam House, Penny Brown, Patty McCord, Sue Schreiber, Julie Kelly. Middle row, left to right – Dianne Case, Deanna Spence, Estelle Simandl, Isaac Zimmerman, Karen Schultz, Stephanie Pooler, Judy Dearolf, T. Kay White, Susan Machalek. Front row, left to right – Bonnie Rand, Debi Crook, Elaine Steinebronn, Barbara Layton, Adriana Young.

~ Palm Coast Decorative Painters, Palm Coast ~ Seaside Decorative Painters of Daytona Beach, Daytona Beach ~ Sun Strokes of the Florida Gold Coast, Plantation ~ Treasure Coast Decorative Painters, Port Saint Lucie

SDP MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Trial Membership - $40 yearly Student Membership - $20 yearly Individual Membership - $60 yearly Household Membership - $40 yearly Business Membership - $90 yearly SDP Address: Society of Decorative Painters 1220 East First Street Wichita, Kansas, 67214 SDP Phone: (316) 269-9300

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Decorative Artists of Orlando Membership Application for 2020

Decorative Artists of Orlando - An Affiliated Chapter of the Society of Decorative Painters

Name: __________________________________________ Current SDP Membership No. ___________

Street Address: _______________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip Code: ___________________________________________________________________

Phone: _________________________ E-mail Address: _______________________________________

Birthday: Month ______ Day ______

Dues for 2020 are $20 before January 1. Checks payable to DAO

DAO Membership runs from January 1st through December 31

st. You must be a current member of SDP to

become a member of DAO. SDP membership forms available at www.decorativepainters.org.

Mail or submit to: T. Kay White ~ 1949 Westbourne Dr, Oviedo, FL 32765 ~ tkay_bob_white@bellsouth.net

“Hey everyone! Check out the

next page. You’ll find the

Carol Spohn Seminar

Registration Form – WITH A

NEW LOWER PRICE FOR NON-

MEMBERS! Paint on, ladies.

See you next month.”

Decorative Artists of Orlando – Seminar Registration

Carol Spohn - February 13 through 16, 2020 ~ Seminar & Workshop will be held at: American Legion Post, 491 W. Broadway St., Oviedo, FL 32765. ~ The Workshop will be held Thursday evening, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. ~ Seminar days, Friday, Saturday, & Sunday, start at 9 a.m. each day. ~ Sign ups – Chapter Members only in October & November. Non-Member sign up opens December 1, 2019. ~ Maximum students Thursday evening, & each day is 30.

Name: _________________________________ Ph: ________________ Email:________________

Thursday Evening February 13 Workshop. Taught by Carol Spohn: “Quirky Birds”, Set of 4 Cards Class Cost: FREE to Members & Non-Members: ___Will Attend ___Will Not Attend Supply Fee: $18.00 $_________ Friday February 14 – Water Color – “By the Fence”

Cost: $35 Member $_________

$40 Non-Member $_________ LOWERED FEE

Saturday February 15 – Water Color Batik of a Hibiscus (Designed for DAO)

Cost: $35 Member $_________

$40 Non-Member $_________ LOWERED FEE

Note: There may be time at the end of the day to work on some cards. Sunday February 16 – Multi-Media – “Yellow Bird”

Cost: $35 Member $_________

$40 Non-Member $_________ LOWERED FEE

Total of Your Selections $_________ Checks payable to: DAO Mail Your Registration Form & Check To: Dianne Case - 789 Mahogany Dr., Casselberry, FL 32707 Dianne’s Contact Information: E-Mail: dmlvette@msn.com ~ Landline: 407-571-9445