June Newsletter

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June Newsletter

A L L I E Z E Y E R

FINE ART

June Newsletter

Summer Greetings!

One of my favorite parts of summer is the slower rhythm of our mornings! Instead of rushing the kids out the door for school, I step onto our backyard patio and settle into cozy blanket amongst the cool morning air.  With a mug of sugar-free hot chocolate in hand, I close my eyes, listen to the wind rustle through the leaves, and enjoy the birds chirping overhead. It's a slower pace, a restorative moment, and one of the best ways I can begin my day! I hope you find restorative moments of your own this summer.

 

Power point presentation of “The Art of Artistical Planning” workshop

 Earlier this month, I wrapped up The Art of Artistic Planning workshop. Organization and idea-gathering strategies designed to help artists stay focused, build momentum, and make steady progress toward their goals were shared. If you missed it, the recording is now available for purchase here!


Accepted to AIS National Show!

“View from Turquoise Waters” 14×14 Gouache

I'm thrilled to announce "View From Turquoise Waters" was juried into the American Impressionist Society’s national show in Bend, Oregon! The exhibition will feature 180 works created by some of the nation's finest impressionist artists. I consider it a tremendous privilege to be included. This year, the AIS received 1,550 entries for jury consideration, resulting in just a 12% acceptance rate.

“View From Turquoise Waters” 14x14 Gouache

AIS 27th Annual Nat’l Juried Exhibition

Mockingbird Gallery in Bend, OR

September 4th - October 3rd, 2026


Now it's right back to the drawing board while I work on two family commissions. As mentioned during my workshop, painting is much like assembling a 1,000-piece puzzle—countless small decisions come together to create the finished work. By following the same principles I teach, I'm carefully dissecting the elements and principles of painting —allowing each part to be refined and strengthened before bringing everything back together to support the overall concept!

My sketchbook - a place where creative planning and artistic problem-solving are actively at work!


As summer unfolds It is a privilege to share my artistic journey with you, and I look forward to bringing more paintings, insights, and behind-the-scenes glimpses from the studio your way in the months ahead.

Cheers!

Allie

 

Ongoing Events:

“Sacred Spaces: Visions of the West form the Prosaic to the Sublime”

Featuring the Artworks of:

David Dibble, Bryan Mark Taylor, Josh Clare, Allie Zeyer, Louisa Lorenz & Carson Thompson


Closing July 3, 2026

The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho || Idaho Falls, ID


 


Allie Zeyer is a signature member of the American Impressionist Society (AIS) and a member of the Oil Painters of America (OPA). Allie currently resides with her husband and children in Meridian, ID.

www.alliezeyer.com, 849 E. Sicily Court, Meridian, United States

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March Newsletter

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March Newsletter

Spring is here, and the countdown to Sacred Spaces at The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho has officially begun! As I balance finishing touches and seek fresh inspiration for the exhibit, I wanted to share some meaningful reflections with you.

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January Inspiration

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January Inspiration

I am currently deep in preparation for an upcoming museum exhibition in May with The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho titled Sacred Spaces: Visions of the West from the Prosaic to the Sublime. I am honored to be showcasing my work alongside five celebrated artists: David Dibble, Bryan Mark Taylor, Josh Clare, Louisa Lorenz, and Carson Thompson.

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Warm Holiday Wishes & Artistic Gratitude

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Warm Holiday Wishes & Artistic Gratitude

As the year draws to a close, I want to share my heartfelt thanks for your continued support! Sharing ideas, processes, paintings, and tools of the trade with you brings me joy. I sincerely hope it’s deepened an understanding of your worth as an artist or collector.

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November News & Updates

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November News & Updates

As November settles in, I feel a deep sense of thankfulness for art. Observing the changing landscape helps me hold onto these fleeting in-between moments: the last light on cottonwoods before winter, a quiet barn after harvest, or a sky that can’t decide if it’s autumn or snow season.

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October News & Updates

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October News & Updates

This month I’m in the very first stages of new painting ideas. The golden rabbit brush is at a peak here in the Treasure Valley and I’m on a mission to capture it!

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Fall Arts Festival Re-Cap 2025

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Fall Arts Festival Re-Cap 2025

What an honor to take part once again in such a prestigious gathering of artists, collectors, and art enthusiasts! I feel an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the opportunity to stand alongside so many talented individuals in Jackson, Wyoming!

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August News & Updates

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August News & Updates

A few weeks ago, I traded the comfort of my studio for the wild beauty of Idaho’s high mountains for a week of plein air exploration. With gouache paints, a backpack full of gear, and two of our kids in tow plus a well trusted babysitter, what I discovered — about the landscape, the medium, and myself — was worth every step!

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July News & Updates!

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July News & Updates!

I’m so excited to be writing to you from Blue Lake, just outside Cascade, Idaho. July is peak plein air season here in Idaho, and this painting trip is all about practice and figuring out my plein air gouache process. 

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“May-Cember”

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“May-Cember”

Hello fellow art enthusiast! Happy “May-Cember!” Huh? “May-Cember…what’s that?”

It’s a coined phrase that sums up perfectly the hustle and bustle felt in the month of December yet experienced in the month of May.

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March Into Blue Skies!

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March Into Blue Skies!

Hello fellow art enthusiasts! This month, I've been diving deep into the captivating landscapes of Edgar Payne, particularly his masterful use of blue to create atmospheric depth.

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FEBRUARY FAVES

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FEBRUARY FAVES

I'm excited to pull back the curtain a bit this month and share some of my favorite tools and products that make my small studio such a productive and inspiring space.  These are the things I reach for day in and day out, and I hope you find some inspiration for your own creative haven!

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January Greetings

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January Greetings

In nature, winter signals the end of a long productive year. As an artist, I can relate.

January can also bring a clean slate and with it, as in past years, a moment of internal dialog, “Well, what do I paint now?”

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M E R R Y C H R I S T M A S !

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M E R R Y C H R I S T M A S !

I am deeply grateful for your continued support this past year! Whether you’ve collected a painting, attended a workshop, or simply followed along on my artistic journey, your encouragement means the world to me!

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SOLD at QuickDraw!

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SOLD at QuickDraw!

What an honor to take part once again in such a prestigious gathering of artists, collectors, and art enthusiasts! I feel an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the opportunity to stand alongside so many talented individuals in Jackson, Wyoming.

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GOUACHE SALE!

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GOUACHE SALE!

I’m clearing out my studio and offering a special End of Summer Gouache Sale!!! I have several gouache studies that are priced to go and ready to find new homes.

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