Immersion
Going to any kind of workshop is like plunging into a pool; you take a deep breath and jump. Last Thursday (April 3) I travelled down to Grants Pass to…
Going to any kind of workshop is like plunging into a pool; you take a deep breath and jump. Last Thursday (April 3) I travelled down to Grants Pass to…
If you are anything like me, and I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it, you suddenly find yourself in an artisanal crate, heading south and wishing for air-conditioning. “What just happened here?”…
Housekeeping first. My painting, “Gifts” has been accepted into the Watercolor Society of Oregon Spring Exhibit. I’m still doing a small painting most days. My work on the Art on…
Last week (or maybe the week before…) there was a flurry of art deadlines, and I am thrilled to report that I entered a piece in each one. ISEA –…
A friend of mine retired and as we are always talking about trying to get more painting in, we challenged each other to the January Strada Challenge. For those who…
I am sure I am not the only person in American simultaneously holding my breath and looking for a good hiding place. As such, it seems like a good idea…
Being in a gallery has a lot of benefits. While it is a lot of work in many ways, it provides a unique opportunity to see what kinds of things…
Last week, I took my second workshop with a Kentucky Derby poster alumnus! Lesley Humphrey – 2010 Kentucky Derby (workshop in January) Kimberly Kelly Santini – 2015 Kentucky Derby (workshop…
Bug-a-boo (noun): 1) A mythical, nocturnal creature; a hobgoblin. 2) Any imagined fear or threat, or a fear presumed larger than it really is. It is becoming apparent that I…