Featured Artist: Jane Davies
As I’ve been studying up on both mono-printing and mono-printing collage, it didn’t take long for Jane Davies’ work to surface on the internet.
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Featured Artist: Erin Hanson
Erin Hanson is one of my favorite living artists. If I had money and wall space I would be investing in her work. I absolutely love it.
Recent Beading by Our Youngest
I thought you might want to check out some of the recent beading projects by our youngest daughter. They are all original concepts and designs.
Featured Artist: Brooks Anderson
I am headed up to Maine to my annual Creative Arts Camp where I will have the privilege this year to take a class with Brooks Anderson for a week on the shores of Long Lake…
Featured Artist: Birger Sandzen
I absolutely love the work of Sven Birger Sandzen. The painting above is my favorite of his, with a few close runners-up shown below. Born in Sweden in 1871, he received his art training there. Then in 1894 he immigrated to Kansas, where he taught art on the college level. But it was later, when … Read more
Featured Artist: Jill Hoy
When I was in Stonington, Maine last summer, I really enjoyed seeing Jill Hoy’s artwork. I was also glad to be able to meet her at her gallery and get her permission to photograph her artwork to feature on my blog. But somehow, life started flowing quickly and I never got it posted here until … Read more
Featured Artist: Constance Bacon
I have been working in the pottery studio on sgraffito pots which you saw here on this blog. I was so enthused by this process that I researched other artists that do this kind of work and found really only two artists, one from Maine who does really detailed work in black and white that … Read more
Intaglio Prints by my Mother
Here are the intaglio prints my mother did that I own. (Intaglio is a difficult process of acid etching into heavy metal plates for printing purposes…)
Pinajian Discovered
Pinajian has been discovered as a master of abstraction posthumously when his paintings were discovered piled high in a garage on Long Island. I find this very encouraging and exciting, just like the fact that Van Gogh sold only two works in his lifetime is as well. It makes me feel that someday my artwork … Read more
Featured Artist: Paul Trowbridge
I’d like to introduce you to a friend of mine that intersects both my Christian Science and art communities. His name is Paul Trowbridge and here are some of…
Oil Landscape Demo by Frank Bruckmann
Today I watched this demo by artist Frank Bruckmann (click here to see his website). Much of his finished work is awesome so check out his website. He was just back from six months on Monhegan Island off the coast of Maine. Early in his career he spent many years copying the works of the … Read more
Book Review: Mondrian by John Milner
In this book about Mondrian by John Milner, I learned a lot about this artist, who made such a remarkable evolution in his painting style throughout his life. What I didn’t know was that he was equally a philosopher. He was influenced both by Dutch Calvinism and theosophy, and although outgrew both due to … Read more