Re-emerging onto the scene after nearly five years with his latest exhibit, Color-full Romance, local artist and watercolor specialist Bill Abel (far right) debuted his new works at Falls Church Art and Frame last Friday. Abel showcased a variety of new techniques as a part his collection, namely that most paintings were done without sketching the designs beforehand, allowing each piece to be produced organically. (Photo: Courtesy Tom Gittins)
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