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Watercolorist Pong Apinyavat will demonstrate at the June meeting of the Santa Clarita Artists Association.

The event is free, open to the public, and will be held June 20 at 6:30 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 23630 Valencia Blvd.

Plein Air Watercolorist Pong Apinyavat is one of today’s foremost painters of the California coastline. He captures the many moods and colors of the sea, beaches, coastal highways and recognizable landmarks.

“My plein air style might include painting the early morning mist, bright mid-day sun and flow of the evening sunset on the water. My goal is to capture the beautiful natural world I see,” said Apinyavat. “My paints and easel are always with me.”

Pong Apinyavat | Photo: Conejo Valley Art Museum

In the past decade he has won many awards including Winsor & Newton Merchandise Award, Valley Watercolor Society Jack Richeson Award, M. Graham, Inc. Award, Grumbacher Gold Medallion Award, and the prestigious Best of Show from the Weisman Museum, Pepperdine University. Also, his work been exhibited in the California Heritage Museum in Santa Monica.

“I’m a juried member of Watercolor West. My paintings are found in many private collections and galleries in the United States, Asia and Europe. I currently judge many art shows, give popular watercolor demonstrations and teach workshops throughout California, said Apinyavat. View his art on: http://www.pongapinyavat.com

Come early, standing room only by 6:30. See www.SantaClaritaArtists.org.

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