Watercolor, on the other hand, helps her to think of light as it accents a piece. Colley described the process she goes through in creating her art. She begins by going to the site to make pencil sketches. Since it is often difficult to work on site, she later goes back with a camera and takes detailed pictures so she can paint from the photographs. Students reacted favorably to the exhibit.
Watercolor is a really tough medium.
She uses good colors and has a unique angle in her work. Colley's husband, College President Scott Colley, has been nothing but supportive in this highly public transition. Senior Mandy Peterson thinks it is great to have someone of Colley's caliber involved in the artistic community at Berry. An event like this brings together the faculty and students. Originally published in Vol.