Mosaics in the Orlando Airport (Photos)
When my husband saw these he knew I would love them. I do and you may too!
When my husband saw these he knew I would love them. I do and you may too!
Yesterday was the opening of the National Juried Women’s Exhibition at the Slater Museum here in Connecticut and I am honored to have two large paintings in the show.
The new highly textural painting of mine is quite large (28″x40″) and is done in mixed media: pastel, acrylic, and ink.
I am honing what I prefer most, not only intuitively, but specifically. I’m trying to put language to what feels unified and satisfying visually to me, both for my own understanding and progress as an artist, as well as being able to explain it to others.
This is a peak into my process of how I develop my visual language as an artist…
Whenever I have stuff to work out, painting is my best place besides my prayer chair to do it. I did these paintings yesterday, and felt better afterwards.
I’m in this Twitter Art Exhibit showing for the next two weeks at a gallery on 317 East 52nd Street in New York City. Nine hundred artists around the world have donated postcard size artwork to be sold for charity,
Our Pastel class painted at the Florence Griswold Museum today and their current outdoors exhibit is the “Wee Faerie Village.”
My hostess introduced me to New England Felting Supply, which is a combination of gallery, store, and classroom space.
See the earrings she fashioned for me in an original design and a drawing she has done recently in graphite, ink, colored pencil, and watercolor pencil.
I love working with colored tissue paper, and am intrigued with the layering possibilities of it. The only problem is that it is not lightfast, so
This one-of-a-kind collage was done merging hand painted silk with a wide range of papers, all encased in archival acrylic. This is something I’ve wanted to do for a long time; I painted the silk over a decade ago, and just recently took the plunge to collage it as seen here. The work is large, … Read more
Be content with what you have;
rejoice in the way things are.
When you realize there is