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Hi there, I'm Roxanne Steed; my highest work is communicating the hopefulness and joy found in life through my paintings, teachings, and collaborations. I’ve found the whole idea of ‘Traveling Light with Watercolor’ has expanded to a lifestyle. I look forward to sharing that with you here!
- “Roxanne, Thanks for continuing the watercolor classes on Zoom. I don’t know if I’d be dealing with the social distancing requirement as well as I am without your class and support. Stay safe!,” Brenda, CT
- “I really can’t wait to show you all my work that I’ve been doing these past few months. You have given me such a great foundation to build on. I feel I’ve improved and am learning something new every time I pick up a brush. Just last night, my boyfriend commented that I’m obsessed, having painted for 6 hours and didn’t even realize it. I was totally lost (in a good way) in the process. Thank you for opening up this new world for me. Especially now that we are spending so much time at home. I have something that gives me joy and occupies my mind. Hope to see you soon.” - Sue, CT
-”Thank YOU for being my teacher!!!! I so look forward to Tuesdays. I look forward to sitting in my “studio” and picking up a brush….sometimes with no idea where it will take me. I have learned so much from you and look forward to learn more….and more. -Barb, CT
-“Art is your vehicle but a genuine understanding of life’s forces make what you teach most valuable….keep on Roxanne.” - Janet, CT
Sharing my sketchbooks during Midsummer Festival at Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts.
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