Lillian Cauldwell is an author of many articles, short stories and poems. She has a published novel, Sacred Honor, a science fiction/historical novel, and will soon release The Anna Mae Mysteries, the first in a series of books for young people. She also has POETRY: Urban Voices under consideration with a publisher.
Lillian was formerly an instructor at Long Story Short School of Writing teaching several courses: Interviewing, Pre-Marketing Plan for Books, Internet Talk Radio, and Podcasting as well as a consultant for authors who require help marketing and promoting their book(s) and selves. She mentors teenagers interested in writing their first novels.
After working two years as an Internet talk radio host at two different radio stations, Lillian started her own station, Passionate Internet Voices Talk Radio, Inc.. The company is two and a half years old and is ranked as a mid-list Internet talk radio station.
Lillian is a board member for ICWP and a member of CBWI, The Writer's Union, and Women in Media. She enjoys status of grandmother to identical twin granddaughters. And, her son, a graphic artist was nominated for The Eisner Award two years ago for his original comic book, The Dare Detectives.
Lillian lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan where she loves to bake, lift wieghts, walk, and do worldwide community work. She is an avid advocate of the US Military and her support has been acknowledged by President George W. Bush.
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By: Karen Cioffi,
on 11/14/2008
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By: Kayleen West.,
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On Saturday 6th September I demonstrated oil portrait painting at for the Sherbrooke Art Society. I decided to do a child's portrait as children are difficult to paint and i thought it would be a good thing to demonstrate for the members.
I painted the portrait in minimal colours and finished the painting in my studio as an hour and a half demonstration is far from enough time to complete a portrait in oil.
I have uploaded a two page PDF of the stages for anyone who would like to see the progress photos.
Colours used were:
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By: Karen Cioffi,
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By: Kayleen West.,
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On Saturday 6th September I demonstrated oil portrait painting at for the Sherbrooke Art Society. I decided to do a child's portrait as children are difficult to paint and i thought it would be a good thing to demonstrate for the members.
I painted the portrait in minimal colours and finished the painting in my studio as an hour and a half demonstration is far from enough time to complete a portrait in oil.
I have uploaded a two page PDF of the stages for anyone who would like to see the progress photos.
Colours used were:
- Terra Rossa (similar to Indian Red)
- Ivory Black
- Titanium White
- Sky Blue
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Wow! This is just gorgeous, Kayleen!
Thanks Jean,
She is a sweety hey!