It's not finished yet - but it's got an awful lot of links to existing websites. I was actually quite surprised while developing it to find how many societies are now embracing Facebook as a good way of communicating with both members and the general public.
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I've just finished a first draft of the one for all the watercolour societies in the world which are on the Internet.
You can use it to:
- check out if there is a watercolour society where you live which you are eligible to join
- identify where there are exhibitions of watercolour paintings in your area which you can enter and/or view
- compare your watercolour society website to those of other watercolour societies
- find out if there are planned plein air outings by watercolour societies in areas you will be visiting while on holiday
- ask if there is anybody who can help you with suggestions of good places to paint in a local area
Let me know (leave a comment) if
- your local society is missing from the list and/or
- there is a better way of describing your society - in short form.
Excellent post thanks Katherine.
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