Dan and I went for a hike up into the woods where he forages for ramps every year. I really wanted to see what else was popping up along with the ramps. Here’s what we found. I can identify a few of them but I am not quite sure if the small white one in the 6th pic is an Anemone. I really love the … Continue reading Finding Spring Treasures in the Woods
We are really lucky to have The Clark, a gem of a museum, nestled up here in Williamstown, MA and not so far from my home. It’s never to crowded and I can spend time viewing some wonderful art that always inspires me no matter how many times I see them. Here are a few: Continue reading A Winter visit to The Clark
It never fails, the soft sounds and lightness of being at the beach have an incredible way of softening me inside so that all the restlessness, crazy-head thoughts, and anxiousness slip away. I turn into a cooked noodle sliding around for a few days in a complete fog wanting to sleep and eat and sleep again. Then I awake and start looking for the … Continue reading The Beach
I was running about picking up a few things for an event I was doing on Thursday and was thrilled to find all these amazing colors and shapes that enchanted my senses. I really love Fall for this reason. I can “see” the watercolors flowing on the paper already. Now to get to the studio. Continue reading Falling in love with Fall
Experiments in Paint May 11 to June 5 Continue reading Finally Spring is here! Save the Date: Friday May 11 4:30pm to 6:30pm
It’s been over a decade since I have felt so immersed in Paint. Not sure which are done … but continuing the process and really relishing this absolutely joyful time. Continue reading Studio Days
For the past nine months I’ve been doing some experimenting and playing with different mediums for oil and acrylic paint. So I’ve decided I’m going to show some of the experiments in my exhibition in May . Here are a few of the sketches, I’m still working on the larger pieces. Continue reading Experiments in Paint
just a few afternoons with myself and some classical music in the studio to see what happens. Stay Tuned Continue reading Play in Paint
A trip to Longwood gardens is a lesson in blue Continue reading A Blue Day
I Love Oil Pastels! Over the years I have used hundreds of these little sticks of color; in my drawings and mixed media pieces and even my paintings. I guess it all started back in the day with coloring books and crayons. Continue reading Oil PastelsÂ
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