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Dee Phillips, SWS, TWS
- OBITUARY: DEE PHILLIPS, past SW Membership Chair, died May 21, 2009
- It is with the deepest of sorrow that I have to announce the death of Dee Phillips, long time SW member and past Membership Chair. She served the Southern Watercolor Society for many years in that position and contributed greatly to the well being of our group. Dee reorganized our membership procedure to be very efficient. She was a great artist and teacher of watercolor classes in Austin Texas. The current Mebership Chairperson, Suzanne Fine, adds, " Her tremendous help and organizational skills with the Membership was wonderful. Dee’s attention to detail with the Membership, was also exhibited in her paintings as well." Eleanor Cox adds, "Dee was membership chairman when we had the show in Richmond and was delightful to work with. I can hardly imagine this great loss". Dee will be sorely missed by all of us. Her death was reported by her son Todd Phillips, texasvettwp@att.net
- A memorial service for Doris "Dee" Phillips will be held Friday, May 29 2009, at 2 pm at the Weed-Corley Fish Funeral Home located at 3125 North Lamar Blvd, Austin, Tx 78705. Ph. 512-452-8811.
- The family asks that in lew of flowers a donation be made in Doris's name to the American Heart Association.
- It is with the deepest of sorrow that I have to announce the death of Dee Phillips, long time SW member and past Membership Chair. She served the Southern Watercolor Society for many years in that position and contributed greatly to the well being of our group. Dee reorganized our membership procedure to be very efficient. She was a great artist and teacher of watercolor classes in Austin Texas. The current Mebership Chairperson, Suzanne Fine, adds, " Her tremendous help and organizational skills with the Membership was wonderful. Dee’s attention to detail with the Membership, was also exhibited in her paintings as well." Eleanor Cox adds, "Dee was membership chairman when we had the show in Richmond and was delightful to work with. I can hardly imagine this great loss". Dee will be sorely missed by all of us. Her death was reported by her son Todd Phillips, texasvettwp@att.net
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By embellishing her art with
rich vibrant colors, Dee strives to reflect her inner feelings
about life and its beauty sharing the experience of the moment
with the viewer. The unique qualities of watercolor encourage
personal expressions offering tremendous possibilities. Her
commitment to this concept is to combine spirituality with reality
in a way that the viewer can sense the energy manifest in the
compositions. In this way, she is given the opportunity to connect
with the viewer.
- Dee Phillips deephillips.com ,www.theartsource.com or art.sw.org
- 5000 Fast Fox Trail
- Austin, TX 78746
- 512/ 327-5744
- texasvettwp@att.net
- Austin, TX 78746
Dee's continuing study and participation in the active art field not only nurtures her creative ability but helps the artistic development of her students by bringing new ideas and techniques to them.
Painting below titled, "Now George Cut That Out ", by Dee Phillips
