Michael Liebhaber

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Upcoming Classes

Both classes are taught through Portland Community College Community Education

October 2018 — Watercolor Sketching: Postcards from My Travels

For a description and more information, please visit the class website: https://www.pcc.edu/staff/michael-liebhaber/
To enroll or for other PCC information, please visit the PCC Community Ed website: https://www.pcc.edu/community/

February 2019 — Think Like an Artist

Starting or rejoining your creative journey? Demonstrations and activities designed to up your creative game. We will use drawing, painting, and collage to learn about design, color, rendering, and the critical habits that artists use to develop their ideas. Drawing skill is not necessary.
Class website and PCC enrollment will be available as the class date approaches.

Current Exhibition:

“Painting to Save the Trees”

Elisabeth Jones Art Center

516 NW 14th Ave, Portland,OR

Through August

A series of watercolors from the Tree Emergency Response Team project – “Our job is to help trees to be loved and noticed by the community.”

Scappoose Farmer’s Market

At E. Columbia Ave. and First Street., Scappoose, OR; One block East of HWY 30.

I sell local watercolors and prints. I hope to see you there!

Environmental Projects————————————–

Trees for Sale

I informally “adopt” trees that are growing on land that is for sale. My goal is to record the existence of the trees before they are replaced by progress. The first trees I’ve adopted are a group of old Oak and Douglas Fir trees that sit on land that is for sale near the Scappoose Airport. Some are very old.

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Recent Painting Posts —————-

My journey into the wilderness
Fir trees for sale?
Painting to Save the Trees
Watercolor – Old Fir trees in Scappoose
Trail in Smith and Bybee Wetlands, Portland