Paint Your Joy!

I'm leaving for San Antonio for a week to paint once more with landscape painter, Kathryn Stats. My focus for the rest of the year will ...

This is Chelsea, the same Chelsea from a couple of posts ago. She has naturally curly hair that also looks very natural straight, so when sh...

James' Game of Risk has been selected for the Grand National Exhibition in New York City, sponsored by the American Artists Professional...

C helsea and I worked very hard our first day together.  We had many plans but our plans were altered when the studio was invaded by college...

I haven't been posting much because I've been working on larger paintings and have been very focused on that~ I hope you'll forg...

Here's another very cool thing that I discovered by accident: out of the 415 paintings juried into the show, they picked 3 to represent ...

The current issue of American Art Collector magazine features an article about the Salon International at Greenhouse Gallery, including a qu...

This is the best start of Show Week EVER! On the left, Daniel Greene, the KING of portraits is holding my painting of James and saying somet...

Here's the last of my NanoNudes. This one was accepted into the 6" Squared show in California and is presently being framed for th...

Regina the Reject. She even looks a little miffed! I need some critiquing on this one. I don't have any answers but I think I do see two...

I entered three paintings in the Randy Higbee "Six Inch Squared" show in California. They all go together but only two of them mad...

Look how tired she is. She's been waiting all this time. This lady is the last of the lasses on paper, but the figure theme will continu...

Hahaha, the disaster is only on paper, though. I've never actually received complaints on my blog before this but I've had more tha...

Very often, I make up names for my paintings and this is such a time. I named this one "Jasmine" because it looks like maybe she...