Next
“Next” began as a demo piece at a recent “Paint with Paper” workshop. I enjoy the occassional challenge of creating a piece once in awhile that uses only bits and pieces of paper with no paint. Coffee mugs and tea … Continued
Take a Seat!
A series of chairs, new little 6 x 8 inch pieces on cradled wood panels. “Room with a View” “Cozy Corner” and “Book Nook”
Four Seasons Observed
My four seasons in an old window pane has been so popular that I decided to make a new version of it for the gallery, this time with little chickadees perched on the windowsill, watching the seasons go by! These … Continued
“Clarabelle”
My cow fun continues with “Clarabelle”, a kind of spunky gal with a bit of attitude. She is on a 16 x 16 cradled wood board with a Citra Solv altered paper base on which I added paint. It is … Continued
Tight Knit Community
“Tight Knit Community” is collage and paint mixed media on an 18 x 24 cradled wood panel. I live in a small town and I love the feel of community there. If someone has a need, the whole community comes … Continued
Just Hanging Out
My crow love continues in this 10 x 20 inch “Just Hanging Out” which is now at Tessera Fine Art Gallery in Wichita.
Companions to “Mudbath”
Awhile back I posted about “Mud Bath” which sold, and the new owners wanted companion pieces to hang on either side. These are the two pieces I recently delivered. After letting the crackle paste dry a couple days, … Continued
“Til the Cows Come Home”
The cows are coming home to Tessera Fine Art Gallery! “Til the Cows Come Home” (above) is on a 24 x 24 inch canvas. “Holstein Holiday” is on a 12 x 12 inch canvas. Both can be found later this … Continued
New Exhibit Up!
While my constant space to hang art is Tessera Fine Art Gallery in Wichita, I also try to keep the rest of my art busy being displayed at other venues that have a featured artist for one or two month … Continued
“Further Progress”
I am thrilled to have an article in the March/April 2017 issue of Somerset Studio on making my tribute canvases. “Further Progress” is a piece made using the same techniques described in the article, and taught in my upcoming Paying … Continued