Art Alliance of Idyllwild’s Eye event draws a crowd
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Judy Milin stops to enjoy “Spirit of Lily Rock,” painted in acrylic, that won a second place ribbon in the representational category. Colin Garth Smith, the artist, also created the beautiful unique frame. Photo by Careena Chase
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