PICAYUNE —
Paul Jackson AWS, NWS, is an American watercolorist that creates paintings with immediate and spectacular impact.
Jackson was honored by the American Watercolor Society with signature membership at the age of 30. He is also a Signature member of the National Watercolor Society. Jackson was the Grand Prize winner in the “Paint Your Way to Paris ” competition and has been featured as one of the Master Painters of the World in International Artists Magazine.
Jackson has created portraits of American Presidents and Governors and was the designer of the Missouri State Quarter for the United States Mint.
He will be teaching a stress free and informative watercolor workshop at April’s Art Studio on October 26th through 28, to benefit the PRC Arts League. For more information email: marlamjackson1@aol.com.
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Artist Paul Jackson in China. photo submitted
PRC Arts League hosts Paul Jackson workshop
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