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16B Wednesday. Oct. 5, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Sally Yost's masterful use of color adds dimension and texture to "Bouquet from Safeway," above. Yost's exhibition "Understory" will show at Main Street Artists Gallery in Quincy through October. Sally Yost's subjects range from landscapes to flowers to village scenes, with some surprises thrown in. Some of her work is displayed for the recent Plumes Arts studio tour, top right. Photos courtesy Sally Yost Rounding out a year of out- Yost began her art careerwhile traveling in Montana, standing shows, Main Street after graduating from college Yost bought some colored Artists Gallery in Quincy and meeting a silkscreen pencils and began doing land- presents Sally Yost's exhibi- artist in North Beach, San scapes. Later she began to tion titled "Understory," Francisco, who urged her to show her work at Morning which will start with a chain- attend art school. This pro- Thunder, displaying what pagne reception Oct. 7 from 5 pelled her to attend Califor, she refers to as her "cartoon to 8 p.m. and will run nia College of Arts and Crafts style": sketch in pencil, out- through Oct. 30. (now California College of the line in ink, then apply color. The title "Understory" is a Arts) in Oakland, workingIt is only in the last several forestry term signifying the her way through school as a years that Yost has switched layer of vegetation between piano accompanist for theto oil paintings and gouache canopy and ground cover and Berkeley Community Chorus(opaque watercolor), mostly in this context describes the and Orchestra. due to the mentoring she re- world as Yost sees it from her At CCAC, Yost started with ceived from Ron Arthaud, a 5-foot, 2-inch vantage point, graphic design with focus on plein air artist from Tuscaro- Most of her work is done in calligraphy. Later, she ra- Nev. Arthaud will give a oil and ranges in theme from opened a shop named "Sara- workshop at Main Street landscapes to flowers to vil- graphics" near David Lance Artists Nov. 7 and 9. lage scenes from her exten- Goines' studio in Berkeley What makes Yost's artwork sive travels, with some sur- where she produced posters, so popular and compelling is prises like carousel animals announcements, signs and her masterful use of color, and birds added to the mix. brochures, which lends her landscapes She recently added large- In 1975, she moved to Quin- an unusual exuberance, scale canvases of vibrantly cy where her husband, drawing the viewer intothe colorful local landscapes and Michael, had a teaching posi- scene with a desire to remain still lifes that arrest the view- tion at Feather River College. there. It will be interesting to er's attention with their Yost took courses from artist watch her progress as her burst of vitality. She likes to Marv Schmidt at FRC and work evolves and her explo- paint quickly, trying not to met all the local artistsration of new subject matter belabor things, through his classes. In 1981 continues. Sudoku Puzzle #2310-D Difficult 6 i i ji ~ r I • • I 4 , 9 3 :., 2 , i ACROSS 1. --Seltzer 5. Get an eyeful of 9. Make suds 13. Do KP work 14. Welcome word from a weatherman 15. Go ballistic 16. Sitarist Shankar 17. Bolshevism founder 18. Resting on 19. Big bash 21. Most like Felix Unger 23. Indoor ball 24. Take five 25. Seek information 27. "All ._." (1931 tune) 29. Tempest site? 34. Erie Canal mule 35, Ready-made, like some housing 37. Bank takeback 38. World War II Secretary of War Henry 40. Chase 42. "kleine Nachtmusik" 43. Trading-stamp recipients 45. Goof up 46. Do a slow burn 48. Golden Fleece ship 49. Charlotte of "The Facts of Life" 50. Mule team? 52. Shoot up with Novocain 54. Word in many newspaper names 58, Ill-humored 61. "Hansel and Gretel" prop 62. 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