A bite at a time

This past year has been hard for everyone, some more than others. I have positives and negatives I have personally experienced during this ‘quarantine’ and all of its regulations. In March of ’20, when it all started, I panicked for about a day. Panicking did nothing,...

Going on Tour…

I’m visiting home for the Chester County Studio Tour May 15-16. I love doing this show, but this year, due to other obligations, I’ll be just a patron of the arts. It is fun driving around Chester County to the 60 studios and even more talented artists, some friends,...

Comfort Zone and Cinco de Mayo!

In the late 90s, when I was in California, my friend Caroline suggested we walk across the border to Mexico. I loved adventure, but that seemed crazy. And dangerous. Just walk out of the United States and walk around Tijuana? “We don’t have to if you don’t want to,”...

A long time ago at a Comicon far, far away…

…I drew a portrait of Han, Luke and Leia. Comicon San Diego gave exhibitors the option to draw or paint one of a handful of assignments, to be included in their massive Comicon International program book. This is the one I did. I’ve always been fascinated with...

Feeling the Burn of Hitting a Goal

I am investigating new ways of running my art business. I know that sounds weird, especially considering the fact that by age XX, I should know how to get my work out there, but things have changed. Passively, I do know how to sell my work: if someone asks about it or...

New Painting: ‘You Are With Me’

During this time of lockdown, I’ve had a chance to get lots of art done, as well as other stuff; writing, cleaning, praying and thinking. This painting started with the figure, in black and white. I liked that, so I did another because I had colors in mind....

There’s a Rodeo Goose on Route 30

Ideas come from all sorts of places. In my case, driving to work one day, I saw one of those ‘goose crossing’ icon signs. But there was something on the goose’s back. As I edged past the sign, I saw that some creative and most likely out-of-work...
Sailor’s Delight

Sailor’s Delight

When I was in high school, I won our ‘Senior Mantle Award’. The Senior Mantle was like a graduation gown someone wore at graduation which had large patches sewn onto it, each about six or seven inches in diameter, from every graduating high school class....
Splash technique

Splash technique

I’m working on this new technique with portraits that is really fun, and people seem to like it! It makes me a little nervous to do, because if I blow the paint in the wrong direction, it could ruin hours of detailed painting on the face. Then again, maybe it...

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