Paint Your Joy!

I did 2 paintings at Longpool in Arkansas; this is the afternoon painting. The morning painting was weaker and my excuse is that I was suffe...

I have a hat. It's a ballcap that has flashlights in the bill. I'm not trying to make you jealous but there are 3 of them: click onc...

On our painting trip, we camped in the state park on Lake Dardanelle, directly across from the only nuclear power plant in the state. This i...

I painted this in Arkansas one afternoon, standing on the shores of Lake Dardanelle. For awhile, two of my favorite peeps were with me but ...

One of our paint days in Arkansas was rainy. We were caravanning up to Petit Jean State Park, hoping for clearing, but twas not to be. Pro...

I'm back from New York and ready to get to work, starting with this blog! As far as I know, this piney point has no name, so I'm gi...

Oh my dears, what a fantastic time I have been having. I spent a week painting in San Antonio with the fabulous Kathryn Stats, turned righ...

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...