Colors of My Life Exhibit at Morso
This past weekend I had the opportunity to see the opening of the Sherri Bails “Colors of My Life” exhibit at Morso Wine Bar (9014 Peacock Hill, Gig Harbor) and to meet Sherri. I have always been a watercolor fan, and am particularly drawn to Sherri’s contemporary whimsical style. It was great fun to talk with Sherri and have her describe several pieces in the show. She is extremely talented and passionate about her work.
Sherri lives in Puyallup and teaches art when she is not traveling and painting from her travels. She told me she likes to challenge herself to try new things in her work, and to tell a story with each one. She paints in two distinctive styles; traditional watercolor and her newer more contemporary style – my favorite. She says the newer style is more of a challenge from a design standpoint, which is a creative motivator for her. I could easily see this in these works that used soft lines and geometric shapes together with stunning color combinations to draw you in to the image.
Morso Wine Bar will be hosting this show through March 20th. Nearly all the paintings on display are for sale, but the show is free to the public. Stop in and see this wonderful show, and enjoy the wonderful menu at Morso while you are there. Learn more at www.morsowinebar.com
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