do you paint outside a lot i hardly ever paint outside except for today ok i'm more of much more of a studio painter i like the pace of it i like the convenience of it and it's not weather dependent yeah and what i do is i go out and i photograph and  display the images on my monitor and then that's almost as good as being outdoors or a good display and is that mostly scenic from a landscape landscapes and occasionally a building or something structural or wednesday rain or shine rain or shine yeah we find places that have under cover so we go through october when say that's great and what other classes do you teach i teach life my last teaching job was a goddard a few years ago a full time painter now and has your work changed a lot since years ago when you first started have you changed mediums or changed what you're painting the subject i think in terms of if you look at my paintings from thirty years ago i feel like i'm getting better i like to think i'm getting a little bit better with understanding values and you know i feel like i can get it down a little quicker more accurately and so it doesn't feel as overworked but having been an art teacher i'm also aware of different different styles or whatever so i work with different people on you know you might want to do something that has requires a bag of  tricks versus just really total expression yeah do you have a website that we could see more of your work yeah yeah candy bar artist if you google candy bar artist and i have a blog on one of the members colors and strange things yeah things are more together lots of puns and that kind of thing i do water colors and i'm doing the birches the thing you see in the background here and i like to just interpret it rather than have it absolutely a representation of what the image is so i start by just throwing on lots of color and then i work in the afterwards so it's kind of a process but it's a very i kind of very very relaxed and very exciting and i'm a player painting is just a wonderful way to paint because you really look for things and you've got to capture things very quickly because the light changes so dramatically in a very short amount of time so you get to be capture nature i've been teaching watercolor classes for eighteen years and i teach at the community center and chair and i also teach in st albans so tell us about the at the work you did today i painted this building behind us i don't know exactly what it's used for or what they would call it but it was interesting i like doing buildings they're not easy you have to try to get the lines straight and i wanted to kind of  under a cover where it was not i was going to get rained on so i chose the easy spot on and i like old buildings i love architecture i am just realizing right now i didn't put the handle on the door  wonderful people and yeah it's a good way to push yourself hard ok we're here with janet pano and she's on this beautiful painting do you want to tell us a little bit about  yellow arose from my reading cobalt blue and white and just try to get all the colors i could from three primaries that way so it's a little bit of a challenge because i couldn't get all the yellows quite the way you see them but i