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Karen Burnett has been a lot of places and has done a lot of things in her life. She has flown to and visited places all over the world.But one encounter near Savannah, arguably, had the greatest impact on her life.She's had a brush in her hand ever since.After high school, Burnett took her love of art with her to Georgia Southern University, where she majored in art.

"I did not want to teach at that time, so I did the only thing that was an option for me -- I became a stewardess. My career with Delta Air Lines afforded me the opportunity Breitling Longitude Quartz Chronometer BT-166 visit so many of the art museums in cities all over our country and later in England and Europe," she said.

It was ideal for an art lover. She visited museums in all the great cities. Along the way, Burnett also developed an uncanny ability to capture people in portraits, not unlike famous art masters she saw in international galleries.

"I was in heaven, being able to study by observation all the great masters of the world. I would spend hours just looking. I learned so much and was blessed to have had this Breitling Navitimer Chrono-Matic Quartz Chronograph BT-184," she said.

After 31 years of flying, she retired and moved to the Georgia coast. Burnett got a real estate license and started working with her husband, Lanny. Today the two own Coastal Breeze Realty in McIntosh County.She's also found a calling in helping others learn to paint.

"All this time I have Breitling Navitimer Heritage Chronograph BT-202 to paint, and my friends wanted me to teach them to paint. More and more people came to me for instruction and I began having classes," she said.

The classes have been well-received.Burnett has two prime locations for teaching. She does morning and afternoon classes at the McIntosh Art Center. She also teaches at her own studio at the Shops at Shellman, her antique and gift shop.

Since she started, Burnett has found Breitling Navitimer Heritage Chronograph BT-202 students learn a lot from one another, and she from them.She says the thing she finds most important is taking the time to actually see. "Not just look, but to actually see. Observe all you can and look for color. When you are able to do this you will be surprised what you can create."Burnett incorporates an old tradition in her art lessons.