Post 606: A New Beginning Feb 2026 PWAS Art Group Meeting

A New Beginning Feb 2026 PWAS Art Group Meeting

The Prince William Art Society (1971), AKA PWAS, is an art group in Prince William County, Virginia with monthly member meetings. Because PWAS is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, we have a volunteer Executive Board and various volunteer committee "staff" if you will, that are periodically voted for or assigned. The meetings also may feature various guest speakers, art talks, art projects or scholarship awards, or a simple "show and tell" section.

PWAS Meeting Monday, February 23, 2026

The Prince William Art Society meets on the fourth Monday of the month at 7:30pm at 12298 Cotton Mill Road, Woodbridge, VA - that's at the Tall Oaks Community Center on the corner of Cotton Mill and Hedges Run. The public is welcome to attend. Many artists do that first before they officially join. The meeting began with the current board describing their board positions and what they do. A ballot was given out and each current PWAS member voted for the positions.

PWAS Munchies Meets and Greets

Part of every PWAS meeting is simple socializing with our wonderful artist friends. And we do that with beverages and snacks while getting caught up with each other. Many of us haven't seen each other for at least a month, and/or we meet and greet the new members and guests. We use Signup Genius to manage our "who is bringing what" volunteers each month. Does anyone ever say "No" to a good cookie?

PWAS Member Show and Tell

One of the favorite monthly programs for the PWAS meetings is "Show and Tell" artist adult style. Each artist brings a piece of art they are working on and shows it to the group and tells about it. Pictures from Show and Tell are below.

Volunteer Art Group Members

Every art group Executive Board out there has plans and goals for their membership and plan out their year accordingly. It takes work to achieve those projects. Volunteering to take a position, a task or project, to manage an art show or any of the numerous things that an art group either MUST DO or SHOULD BE doing is an honorable thing for any person to do. And as we have various members that are a part of other art groups all around Northern Virginia - we KNOW that getting volunteers is so very unfortunately a daunting task for ALL the groups.

Its great to have lots of members, but any and all art groups also need the people to volunteer to get things done. The beauty is though, that no one has to do anything alone, they can and should recruit other members to help them or to delegate, take care of the tasks in that project. We thank all of the PWAS Members that volunteer, past and present, to continue the work and the dreams of Prince William Art Society.

We voted, thus we have the results. 

2026 - 2027 PWAS New Executive Board

President: Ana Quispe

Vice President: Tinnetta Putney

Secretary: Staci Blanchard (interim)

Treasurer: Eric Ndofor

Member-at-Large: Ginnefine Jalloh

Community Liaison: Evelyn Chatters

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL! 

We know that the new Board will meet with the outgoing Board members in about mid March to hand over the reins to our art group Board. And each one would be more than happy to help and answer questions to help the new Board get comfortable. A HUGE, HUGE thanks to our outgoing Board: Sandra McClelland Lewin (VP and interim President), Bettie Sperty (Secretary), Tom Payne (Member-at-Large), and to Staci Blanchard (as the PWCAC Rep) and Eric Ndofor (Treasurer) for continuing.

Let's Show and Tell

Ok, now for some pictures...Each person that brought in their art told a little bit about their pieces and some questions were asked.

 

Mark Murphy 

 

James Roberts 

 

Patty Gulledge 

 

Evelyn Chatters 

 

Gabriella Munoz

 

Robert Dew 

 

Kat Gates

 

David Dillon 

 

Sandra McClelland Lewin 

 

Donna Liguria 

Not all of the members brought in Show and Tell art (awwwww).

If it takes a village to raise a child, it takes an entire community, a whole county, and truckloads of creative people to run an art group! We look forward to the Prince William Art Society continuing to make its mark in and around the Woodbridge, Prince William County areas and beyond for 2026-27. Good luck NEW PWAS BOARD, Let's get busy!

Throw some congrats and thank yous in the comment area below! 

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Author: Donna Liguria is the Blogmaster for the PWAS Artistry Spin Blog and Donna's Cave Paintings Blog, and an artist member of the Prince William Art Society (PWAS) in Woodbridge, Virginia. And she takes on the PWAS social media duties as well (help me!) Donna specializes in acrylic painting of landscapes, seascapes, historic locations, animals and many subjects. Visit her Website at DonnaLiguriaArt.com and her Donna's Esty site to shop her art. 

Local Art: The Prince William Art Society is a 50+-year-old non-profit art group in PWC for the appreciation of fine art throughout the county and Northern Virginia. Visit us at any of our local art shows or join us for our monthly meetings - held on the 4th Monday of the month at the Tall Oaks Community Center at 12298 Cotton Mill Dr, Woodbridge, VA at 7:30pm (typically, but check the website in case of any changes).

Want to join PWAS? Go to https://www.princewilliamartsociety.com/membership

Have an idea for a blog post? Are you a writer and want to help with the blog? Let me know! Thank you for visiting, and remember to Share, Follow, and Comment (below)! ...Remember, comments are monitored so they will not show up immediately.

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Post 605: PWAS Members - What's on Your Easel?

What's on Your Easel?

Most months, I like to ask the Prince William Art Society artist members what they are working on, sometimes in various ways. What's on your easel isn't always the right thing for every artist as they work in various mediums like digital art or sketching. Nonetheless, let's see what the artists are doing at the moment and what might be on their radars.

PWAS Member Zee Berrios

This is what I am currently working on/ what I have  on the easel. It is acrylic on canvas, 24" X 24", It doesn't have a title yet...

PWAS Member Donna Liguria

I'm a big fan of Claude Monet. I've been wanting to do a Monet inspired lily pond for awhile, especially after seeing a few of Monet's artworks at the National Gallery when the Prince William Art Society sponsored a field trip awhile back (2024). We had a wonderful time and admired all the works...but Monet just lights up your eyeballs! Still in progress, here is what I have thus far and it is called "Monet Inspired Water Lilies" (of course). It is in acrylic, 16x20.

 

PWAS Member Mark Murphy

What am I working on? I continue to experiment with different watercolor styles. Here are some examples.

PWAS Member Lizzy Javier

I am always challenging myself by painting something different. It could be a different technique, medium, theme, etc. When I started this piece my intention was to change my style of painting to abstract.  But  sometimes your brain does not want to go there.

Title: All About the Vase

Medium: Acrylic

Dimensions: 14" x 11"

Price: $309.00

 

We LOVE seeing what everyone is working on and we hope you love seeing them as well. Drop a comment below on what you love about these! Until next time... 

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Author: Donna Liguria is the Blogmaster for the PWAS Artistry Spin Blog and Donna's Cave Paintings Blog, and an artist member of the Prince William Art Society (PWAS) in Woodbridge, Virginia. And she takes on the PWAS social media duties as well (help me!) Donna specializes in acrylic painting of landscapes, seascapes, historic locations, animals and many subjects. Visit her Website at DonnaLiguriaArt.com and her Donna's Esty site to shop her art. 

Local Art: The Prince William Art Society is a 50+-year-old non-profit art group in PWC for the appreciation of fine art throughout the county and Northern Virginia. Visit us at any of our local art shows or join us for our monthly meetings - held on the 4th Monday of the month at the Tall Oaks Community Center at 12298 Cotton Mill Dr, Woodbridge, VA at 7:30pm (typically, but check the website in case of any changes).

Want to join PWAS? Go to https://www.princewilliamartsociety.com/membership

Have an idea for a blog post? Are you a writer and want to help with the blog? Let me know! Thank you for visiting, and remember to Share, Follow, and Comment (below)! ...Remember, comments are monitored so they will not show up immediately.

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Post 604: PWAS Members That Take Commissions

PWAS Members That Take Commissions

Occasionally people will ask the Prince William Art Society members to create custom artworks that they would like an artist to paint for them. The question sometimes comes with who specializes in various mediums desired or subjects like pet portraits, children's portraits, or family groups. Wedding portraits or the family home, or even the koi pond in the backyard might be the subject. The PWAS art group has a lot of artists that paint commissioned paintings so let's look at a few of these artists and their art.

About Commissions

In the art world, there are a couple of meanings to the word "commission", the first being the percentage fee charged by an art gallery or show when artworks sells and is deducted from the selling price with the remainder going to the artist. The second is when a potential buyer contacts an artist and an agreement is made to have the artist create a customized original artwork for that buyer.

There are some different schools of thought on commissions. Some artists take commissions while others do not. Some artists charge more for a commissioned work and there are several reasons for these thoughts and points.

Artist Schedule: The artist may have a schedule of paintings or a series of artworks that they want or must accomplish for their specific upcoming shows. A commission, while potentially being very welcome, may alter the artist's schedule so that the additional artwork can be finished on time along with their regular artworks.

Time is Money: A commissioned artwork is a process that takes time. Back and forth communication with the client, commission contract agreements, sample or progress reporting as the art piece takes shape, setting up pickup, delivery, shipping, or installation must be arranged as well...also being a part of the cost toward the artwork. 

Artistic Freedom:  Artists are creative people and their artistic freedom of expression is a cherished part of what they live with and expect when they create their art. A balance may need to be struck between the client's vision (request) and the artist's interpretation of the subject of the artwork. It is so very important for both parties to be absolutely clear of the scope, expectations, the artist's style, when the client selects the artist AND the artist agrees to the request.

Important: Commissions will often require a non-refundable deposit upfront of up to half the price of the work. Artists cannot be left hanging if the client is dissatisfied or cancels the work when it is completed. It is up to the artist's discretion if the deposit may be applied to another work. The commission agreement should address any and all points.

See these Artistry Spin posts for more into: 

Request for Commission of Your Artwork 

Elena Jochum Discusses Art Commissions with PWAS Members 

The Commissions page on this blog for more info on how both the client and the artist work their way through a commission.

Holidays: For those potential clients considering approaching an artist to have them create an artwork for you, holidays (gift-giving-times) are often very busy times of year for artists so contact them early so you can get on their calendars. Some art mediums take a lot of time to "cure" (dry), and time needs to be allotted for their creative process, as well as research itself to configure the art as well. There are artists that know approximately how many pieces they can take on before that holiday's date/deadline.

PWAS Member Mark Murphy

Painting commissions can sometimes seem like a detour from our artistic journey because they focus on a subject that has special meaning to someone else, often a stranger.  That being said, I've had a couple fulfilling experiences lately.

A woman approached me online asking for a rendering of her daughter's soon to occur wedding.  To honor her recently deceased father, she will wed in Hawaii where he was working as a helicopter pilot.  The painting portrays her and her deceased father holding hands on the beach where the wedding will be held (Tunnels Beach, Kauai) and clearly shows her chosen wedding dress.  The really gratifying part was watching her mother break down in tears when she saw the result.

 

A man approached me at an exhibit and asked me to paint his boat.  His wife's reaction was, "Oh no, not the boat".  I was anticipating a modern fishing boat, but it turned out to be a half-submerged wooden rowboat in the marsh surrounded by lush grasses and trees.  It turned out to be a compelling image.  Finding this wreckage and documenting it over years with his son was a special memory for this family and their emotional response to the painting was so gratifying.

I also painted the Blue Ridge Country Store in Hume, VA.  I found a photo of the long-time owner online and added him in with his arms outstretched welcoming people in.  When his wife saw the painting, the tears flowed for quite some time.

 

You never know where your artistic journey will lead but letting others, even strangers, join in on that journey can be very satisfying.

PWAS Member Zee Berrios

Commissions: A Story

Many moons ago, a lady commissioned a watercolor. She wanted a painting of a Baltimore street vendor with his horse before they disappeared. The internet was nonexistent and very few photos were available.  

I accepted the commission. I went to downtown Baltimore to find these vendors. After asking around I encountered one who allowed me to take many photos of him. I made a couple of sketches and showed them to the lady. She decided for one but was not happy about the angle, so I made a couple more sketches with different angles.  She decided on one. We agreed on the size and the price. She also decided on the frame she wanted, which I purchased.

I started to work on it. The size was 18" X 24" on 140Lb. paper. It took about 29 hours to finish. I also sprayed a matte varnish on it.

I showed her the final piece and she said it was too light, she wanted me to make it darker because her decor was darker. I told her I could not make it darker at which point she said she did not want it. I had not collected a down payment of half the agreed price, (BIG MISTAKE).

I told her I would not make a new one.

The story doesn't end there. I decided to find the street vendor. It took a couple of tries until one Saturday morning I found him. I went up to him and showed him the watercolor. He loved it and asked how much would I sell it to him. I told him: "It's yours, have it as a token for letting me photograph you". The smile on his face was worth so much more than all the money that lady could had given me.

If I had not varnished it I might have made it darker.

Unfortunately that is one of the pieces I never photographed.

 

A preliminary sketch of the commission  

 

PWAS Member Zee Berrios 

PWAS Member Donna Liguria

Commissions are artworks that I love creating for people when time allows and the subject is something I feel I can do justice to. I say that as I do not paint specific people knowing that it has to look like that person's loved one and not look like an alien. I prefer and welcome commissions on subjects like pet portraits, the places-landscapes, mountains, or gardens, the koi ponds, etc. 

 

A series of 4 commissions painted by Donna Liguria called the Washington DC Four Seasons Series that were from a client in Washington DC. Above are the prints (sold individually or as a package) available on my Donna Liguria Art Etsy Shop. The seasons are: 

"Cherry Blossoms, an Annual DC Event" (Spring) 

"A Capital Summer" 

"Lincoln Memorial in the Fall"

"White House Having a White Christmas" (Winter)

 

This was a commission the client wanted from a photograph he took. It was in his travels in the Canadian Rockies, Mount Assiniboine in British Columbia. It is 11,870 ft. mountain that is reflected in the water...called of course, "Mountain Reflection"

This commissioned painting was for the Jeanette Pier at Nags Head, North Carolina called "Sunrise at Nags Head"

 

And this fellow was for a client to her son this past Christmas of their newest boxer named Budryk 

Commissions are a GREAT way for art buyers to get personalized artwork for their homes or to give as gifts. The art decor in your home should reflect items you love, the places, the people, the scenery, and in the colors that bring you joy and coordinate with your interiors. Contact an artist near you today!

Drop a comment below and let the artists know what you think about their works! 

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Author: Donna Liguria is the Blogmaster for the PWAS Artistry Spin Blog and Donna's Cave Paintings Blog, and an artist member of the Prince William Art Society (PWAS) in Woodbridge, Virginia. And she takes on the PWAS social media duties as well (help me!) Donna specializes in acrylic painting of landscapes, seascapes, historic locations, animals and many subjects. Visit her Website at DonnaLiguriaArt.com and her Donna's Esty site to shop her art. 

Local Art: The Prince William Art Society is a 50+-year-old non-profit art group in PWC for the appreciation of fine art throughout the county and Northern Virginia. Visit us at any of our local art shows or join us for our monthly meetings - held on the 4th Monday of the month at the Tall Oaks Community Center at 12298 Cotton Mill Dr, Woodbridge, VA at 7:30pm (typically, but check the website in case of any changes).

Want to join PWAS? Go to https://www.princewilliamartsociety.com/membership

Have an idea for a blog post? Are you a writer and want to help with the blog? Let me know! Thank you for visiting, and remember to Share, Follow, and Comment (below)! ...Remember, comments are monitored so they will not show up immediately.

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Post 601: Upcoming PWAS Member Art Shows for Feb 2026

Upcoming PWAS Member Art Shows for Feb 2026

The PWAS Artistry Spin Blog is happy to post the PWAS Members art shows and events, individual or group shows every month. Each PWAS Member is welcome to send me info of any art event they are showing in, if you let me know some details... hey, it is FREE promo for your show! Let's see who has a show coming soon for you to check out! Some great art by some great artists!

PWAS Member Zee Berrios

The next show in the Prince William area that will show some of my pieces will be in the Manassas Central Library at 8601 Mathis Avenue, Manassas from Feb 3^rd till March 3rd. It will showcase pieces from various series. Other confirmed upcoming shows:

Aug, 2026 - (solo show) The Dance Series, Fredericksburg Center for the Creative Arts,  813 Sophia Street, Fredericksburg, VA 22401

Nov - Dec, 2026 - (solo show) The original Natives Series, Manassas City Library, 10104 Dumfries Road, Manassas, VA  20110

PWAS Member Kwaku Ofori Yirenkyl

My solo exhibit at the Montclair  Public library from Jan 21 to March 19th, 2026. 

PWAS Member Otis Stanley

PWAS member Otis Stanley is exhibiting in a Veterans Art show in conjunction with the Arlington Artists Alliance.

PWAS Members - You need to send me YOUR art show list at the end of each month to be posted FOR the next month. Dec for Jan 2026, Jan for Feb...etc. I can't promote you if I don't know what you are up to! 

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Author: Donna Liguria is the Blogmaster for the PWAS Artistry Spin Blog and Donna's Cave Paintings Blog, and an artist member of the Prince William Art Society (PWAS) in Woodbridge, Virginia. And she takes on the PWAS social media duties as well (help me!) Donna specializes in acrylic painting of landscapes, seascapes, historic locations, animals and many subjects. Visit her Website at DonnaLiguriaArt.com and her Donna's Esty site to shop her art. 

Local Art: The Prince William Art Society is a 50+-year-old non-profit art group in PWC for the appreciation of fine art throughout the county and Northern Virginia. Visit us at any of our local art shows or join us for our monthly meetings - held on the 4th Monday of the month at the Tall Oaks Community Center at 12298 Cotton Mill Dr, Woodbridge, VA at 7:30pm (typically, but check the website in case of any changes).

Want to join PWAS? Go to https://www.princewilliamartsociety.com/membership

Have an idea for a blog post? Are you a writer and want to help with the blog? Let me know! Thank you for visiting, and remember to Share, Follow, and Comment (below)! ...Remember, comments are monitored so they will not show up immediately.

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Post 595: Upcoming PWAS Member Art Shows for Jan 2026

PWAS Member Art Shows for Jan 2026

Happy New Year! The PWAS Artistry Spin Blog would be happy to post the PWAS Members art shows and events, individual or group shows every month. Each PWAS Member is welcome to send me info of any art event they are showing in, if you let me know some details... hey, it is FREE promo for your show! Let's see who has a show coming...

PWAS Member Otis Stanley

https://goo.gl/maps/zQfQ3K4eLyAfGAiKA?g_st=am

PWAS Member Lizzy Javier

One of my paintings was selected for the "Women Artists of the DMV" exhibit.

Exhibition: January 10 - February 22, 2025

Location:  Falls Church Arts Gallery in Fall Church, VA. 

                 700-B W. Broad St., Falls Church, VA

Meet the Artists Reception: 7:00-9:00 PM, Saturday, January 10, 2026

PWAS Members - You need to send me YOUR art show list at the end of each month to be posted FOR the next month. Dec for Jan 2026, Jan for Feb...etc. I can't promote you if I don't know what you are up to!

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Author: Donna Liguria is the Blogmaster for the PWAS Artistry Spin Blog and Donna's Cave Paintings Blog, and an artist member of the Prince William Art Society (PWAS) in Woodbridge, Virginia. And she takes on the PWAS social media duties as well (help me!) Donna specializes in acrylic painting of landscapes, seascapes, historic locations, animals and many subjects. Visit her Website at DonnaLiguriaArt.com and her Donna's Esty site to shop her art. 

Local Art: The Prince William Art Society is a 50+-year-old non-profit art group in PWC for the appreciation of fine art throughout the county and Northern Virginia. Visit us at any of our local art shows or join us for our monthly meetings - held on the 4th Monday of the month at the Tall Oaks Community Center at 12298 Cotton Mill Dr, Woodbridge, VA at 7:30pm (typically, but check the website in case of any changes).

Want to join PWAS? Go to https://www.princewilliamartsociety.com/membership

Have an idea for a blog post? Are you a writer and want to help with the blog? Let me know! Thank you for visiting, and remember to Share, Follow, and Comment (below)! ...Remember, comments are monitored so they will not show up immediately.

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Post 589: After the Market

After the Art Market

Another weekend, another art show. Tis the season for art, art shows, art fairs, festivals, and markets leading up to Christmas. Because of course, the gift of human-made original artworks make great gifts and great decor for anyone's home. And for the Prince William Art Society (PWAS) as an art group, the last of our art shows on the schedule for 2025. 

Art Shows by the Season

The weather outside did start off as frightful on Saturday, November 22, 2025 but gradually the rain clouds dispersed while the art elves hung their artwork with care. 

Click on an image for a larger view. 

 

PWAS member Mark Clifton 

I don't know about you, but it seems like it was a heavier art season this year between all the individual and/or group shows this fall for many of the members of PWAS. By seasons, I've found that in spring and the fall are where most of the art shows tend to hit our radars. More than likely because the weather isn't too hot or too cold (USUALLY) and artworks tend to not be very fond of HOT HOT summer and being inside cars.

True, some shows are inside galleries and indoor art shows year around. Thank goodness for AC and heat when needed.

This fall has been filled with plenty of art shows and art markets and PWAS took part in the ARTfactory's Autumn Art Market and enjoyed showing what we do with all the visitors to our "booth". A big thanks to Jordan Exum, who is the Gallery Art Director at the ARTfactory for all she does to make art happen. Perhaps a thank you too to Mike Flynn...the Autumn Art Show used to be called the Artist Inventory Show which Mike coordinated.

PWAS had 10 artists showing, and they were: 

Anna Gatling and Staci Blanchard - our show coordinators (thank you so much!)

Mark Clifton - our equipment coordinator for the show (big thanks to you too!)

Richard Tyler

Michelle Evans

Kelly Haneklau

Robert Dew

Latifa Hamedi

Kathleen Gates

and me, Donna Liguria 

See https://artistryspin.blogspot.com/2025/11/post-588-pwas-artists-at-artfactorys.html 

We love it when folks come by to actually meet the artists and talk to them. The artists enjoy it when we can connect with the people that admire our art and want to learn more about our stories and why we do what we do. And THAT is why most people buy art I believe, when they connect with the artist.

Here are some pictures of the Autumn Art Market as the ARTfactory in Manassas, VA, when we had it set up at 12 noon.

 

PWAS members Kelly Haneklau and Kat Gates 

 

PWAS members Kelly Haneklau and Evelyn Chatters 

 

PWAS member Michelle Evans 

It was a great day to see all of our art friends and our fellow art groups from the area including MAG (Manassas Art Guild) and P-Art-ners and the other vendors at the show. Such fantastic art under one roof! And we had a visit by the celebrated artist René Dickerson, whose art is showing on the ARTfactory's walls for the current Rhythm and Hues exhibit. Be sure and go by and see that show! Wow is a good thing to insert here.

PWAS Meeting on Monday, November 24 at 7:30pm

When next we meet...that was a question that came up during the show on Saturday. Officially, we do meet at the PWAS Meeting (Nov 24) which is held on the fourth Monday of the month at 7:30pm at 12298 Cotton Mill Road, Woodbridge, VA. That's at the Tall Oaks Community building on the corner of Hedges Run and Cotton Mill Road. And that would be the last PWAS Meeting of the year because in December we always have a PWAS Member only + 1 adult guest Christmas Party, scheduled for Dec 19.

As far as the art show schedule for 2026, I'll post the known schedule here on the right-side navigation of this blog with TBD - to be determined time frame on exact dates. As we bring in a new Board, new dates and updates will be added. So keep your eyes out for that. And if you are a PWAS member be sure and join our PRIVATE CURRENT member only Facebook Group for all the art shows and calls for art that we share. Rejoining PWAS begins on Jan 1, so that is coming up too, and you'll need to be rejoined for the January 26 meeting. 

As the art show season starts finishing up here in November and/or December, it is definitely time for the artists to get in the studios and replenish their inventories for 2026!   

If any PWAS members have some good pictures from the Autumn Art Market to include here, send them to me. 

And as always, any new PWAS members, important links you need to know about when we art show is Display and Lessons. Drop any questions and comments below, and see you at the next show!

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Author: Donna Liguria is the Blogmaster for the PWAS Artistry Spin Blog and Donna's Cave Paintings Blog, and an artist member of the Prince William Art Society (PWAS) in Woodbridge, Virginia. And she takes on the PWAS social media duties as well (help me!) Donna specializes in acrylic painting of landscapes, seascapes, historic locations, animals and many subjects. Visit her Website at DonnaLiguriaArt.com and her Donna's Esty site to shop her art. 

Local Art: The Prince William Art Society is a 50+-year-old non-profit art group in PWC for the appreciation of fine art throughout the county and Northern Virginia. Visit us at any of our local art shows or join us for our monthly meetings - held on the 4th Monday of the month at the Tall Oaks Community Center at 12298 Cotton Mill Dr, Woodbridge, VA at 7:30pm (typically, but check the website in case of any changes).

Want to join PWAS? Go to https://www.princewilliamartsociety.com/membership

Have an idea for a blog post? Are you a writer and want to help with the blog? Let me know! Thank you for visiting, and remember to Share, Follow, and Comment (below)! ...Remember, comments are monitored so they will not show up immediately.

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