Animal and Fantasy Illustration
Many are painted around the edges so no frames are necessary! These paintings are perfect for adding a pop of color and detail as a surprise in small spaces, and the space animal art looks great in a cluster.
Spoonflower is a company that licenses designs from artists like me and puts them onto fabric for sale. They also sell wallpaper and home decor. I added a bunch of new designs and colors to my shop! I included several […]
I am now offering shirts in my shop! Glow In The Dark and featuring an original axolotl salamander design
A moment of calm. The tiger has the potential for ferocity, but also gentleness and curiosity. I recently took up meditation and it’s been giving me life. I try to think of how so many truths can co-exist, even those […]
The small works show is back! The opening just passed last week however the show will be up through early January and ever-changing. I submitted 4 works that got accepted and will be hung at varying times. They picked the […]
Just finished a little acrylic painting to add to my galaxy dens series! This one is of a passel of possums. Like the others, it features a deep-seated wrap-around canvas that has been painted so that it needs no frame, […]
Creative Quarantine Springfield’s gallery installation is up! The reception has past but the installation will be up in Art for the Soul gallery through June. The viewing times are Tuesday-Friday 11am-5pmSaturday: 12pm-3pm Sundays by appointment Gallery Address: 1500 Main Street, […]
They put out a fun call for art for the brand new MA state dinosaur at #MAStateDino and I thought I would playfully do a piece, it’s been a while since I drew a dinosaur! So many feathers <3 The new State dinosaur is Podokesaurus holyokensis
For earth day coming up, I thought I’d write about ways I’m trying to keep my painting practices green!I love Acrylic paint because it uses a lot less noxious chemicals than when I used to paint in oils–no toxic solvents […]
Tonight I’ll be a speaker at Amherst College for a talk on processing the pandemic times and art, alongside Danielle Carrabino, an art historian and Smith College art museum curator. It’s Tuesday, April 13, 2021 5:30-7:00pm, free and open to […]