Fun Introduction to mixed media techniques and fun for the experienced as well. For the experienced it is a good exercise in working quickly, and in letting go. Will complete a collaborative piece on 11 x 14 inch canvas board. … Continued
“Fiscal Rise” This piece was inspired by my love of crows… and the notion of them sitiing on top of each other… as well as a stash of lovely vintage financial records that a follower/friend sent to me. Thank you Kim! … Continued
This piece is an example for an upcoming “Touch of Whimsy” workshop. In the workshop we will be looking at four main ingredients of making fun and whimsical artwork. There is actually a bit of a formula for tweaking reality … Continued
Tessera Gallery has started offering three of my workshops each month, all different, and all on the same week! Last week was a super fun line up. On Thursday night was two workshops in one with a Travel Journal … Continued
I am beyond excited to be introducing my new supply kits which I have dubbed “Mixed Media Art Parts”. I will have a new collection to reveal just before the beginning of each month. I was so excited that I am … Continued
This week was the last Arlington Farm and Art Market of the 2015 season. I have so enjoyed getting to know the friendly (and energetic!) small town Arlington folk. Such a great little community, and all the best of what … Continued
Last week, I was privileged to teach a workshop on reverse painting… I called it “Focus on the Negatives” which is totally opposite of my general philosophy on life! But in this case, by letting our beautiful backgrounds be the … Continued
Last Saturday I held a “Musical Easels” Workshop at Tessera Fine Art Gallery in Wichita. It is great as an introduction to mixed media techniques, but also helps the experienced artist work more intuitively and focus on the process without … Continued
Every Thursday evening, a nearby small town has the Arlington Farm and Art Market. It is chock full of local flavor and small town fun. It is much more laid back than any other show I do, actually being kind … Continued
As a young child, my brother, older by eight years, took it upon himself to teach me pi. I had no real understanding of pi as the ratio between the circumference and diameter of a circle, but I could rattle off … Continued