Month: November 2013

It has been a year since I made five 36″x48″ and two 48″x60″ flower paintings. All are numbered one. Over the year, two have sold off the wall. Yellow Flowers#1 and Red Flowers #1. They were replaced by number #2 of each Red and Yellow.

This year has been marked with lots of ups and downs–it will end with me hanging 3 new flower paintings to round out the numbers to be all #2. It will certainly be refreshing to have a whole wall of new paintings for the new year! Currently Blue and Green #2 are drying and will be able to be seen in my studio for the open house. I will have four on display. Then Blue and Green will be moved to Agrodolce the following week, unless they sell on the 8th of December. Then #3 will be made!

I am very pleased with how my technique has evolved over the year. They are the most highly textured paintings I have ever created. They are fun and beautiful to gaze at. Please come to my open house to see the latest in my creations!

Only one more week till the open house at Inscape Arts. Come and see many talented artists (over 50) at the wonderful and historic INS and Assay Building. This is a great way for local artists to show off their wares to the public!

This happens every quarter, and is the final showcase of 2013. I will have most of my art at my studio, plus many smaller pieces that are perfect for gifts. I will be painting everyday till the show! Super excited for this day.

Here at Agrodolce, getting ready for the buyer to pick up Red Flowers #1. Now #2 is in its spot. I have 4 more paintings I need to make for Agrodolce. It’ll keep me busy for another 4 weeks.

First time staying late–really late–at the studio last night. So much to get done. Very fun to hang with Matt, listen to music, and make art… Counting down the days!

I love my new painting. It is one of my finest. I love that it is drying a lot faster then in my old studio–such a good thing! I will be painting two additional pieces for Agrodolce, Blue and Green Flowers #2. All three will be hanging by the beginning of December.

Here’s a little preview picture of Red Flowers #2. It will be drying for the next 3 weeks. I really like it. I’ve decided to paint Green Flowers #2 and Blue Flowers #2 to have as back up or to switch out at Agrodolce. This is really exciting and fun!