Please join me at my art studio, 10203 Two Notch Road, Suite F, for 701 CCA Columbia Open Studios, Saturday and Sunday April 21-22, 2012! I’ll be open from 10am – 6pm on Saturday 4/21 and noon […]
Category Archives: Acrylics
Palm Painting
This week I’m on vacation from my other job and am having a private “art retreat” in my studio. I wanted to organize my work with a theme for Open Studio weekend April 21-22 and […]
Botanical Garden
Riverbanks Zoo and Botanical Garden was the site of the third Saturday plein air excursion last week. The botanical garden featured cobalt blue pots with lavender-painted curly willow, violas, and white tulips contrasting with the […]
Hunting Island Palms
This small painting was created on location at Hunting Island State Park. I used a thin wash of gold and lavender gray to suggest filtered sunlight and trees in the background and painted the palms […]
Hunting Island Evening
This week’s painting is another small piece from a recent trip to Hunting Island. I didn’t want to set up my easel because it was getting dark and it was quite windy on the beach. […]
Hunting Island Path
This small painting is from a wonderful trip to South Carolina’s Hunting Island State Park this past weekend. It is painted on rough paper using fluid acrylics in a watercolor technique.
Golden Fluid Acrylic Paints
Since I’m teaching a class for the next few weeks, I thought I would address a few of the questions that come up in the class. One of the first things we discuss is […]
From One Lily Pad to Another
Thanks to everyone who walked with us “In the Steps of Van Gogh” this weekend. It was a splendid exhibit of paintings inspired by the hill towns and vineyards of southern France by Donna Lynn […]
February Art Events
You know how everything seems to happen at once? Well, February is shaping up to be one of those times for me! I have several events I would like to invite you to attend…. First […]
How Can I Help You?
A while back I mentioned that I identify myself as a Renaissance Soul. I’ve studied many (seemingly) unrelated things during my life, mainly because I love learning new things, but there are some common themes. […]