Fellowship and the Convergence Exhibition
I love how the artwork evolved to include the input of another artist while at the opening reception… Continue reading Fellowship and the Convergence Exhibition
I love how the artwork evolved to include the input of another artist while at the opening reception… Continue reading Fellowship and the Convergence Exhibition
I’m particularly fond of observing the journey of people, objects and experiences over time.
A variety of events transpired over a period of years for just the right moment of convergence to happen. Then the spark of creativity was ignited, and the artwork was created. Continue reading Art on Main – Convergence Exhibition
In this age of wash and wear, Lycra and moisture wicking clothing, what could possess me to turn on my iron? The answer: handkerchiefs. Continue reading Handkerchiefs
My newest art piece is on display at the Lewisville Grand Theater.
Title: Family Dynamics
Medium: Branches, thread
Description: The twisted branches and thread that runs through them represent the roles, relationships and interactions within an extended family. Continue reading Family Dynamics
I heard a classmate, Janice, wanting to push herself to be freer with her painting. I looked at her calmly and said, “do you want to try something new?” Continue reading Off-Roading Adventure at the Spiritual Artist Retreat led by Chris Miller
I have a new piece of art in the “Beauty in the Unexpected” exhibit at the Lewisville Grand Theater.
Title:
Grandpa’s Last Walk
Medium: Photography
Description:
Ordinary objects tell a story, but you must look closely. Continue reading Grandpa’s Last Walk
I saw my friends and fellow artists, Cary Cox and Buck Buchheister at the opening reception for the Off the Wall art exhibit.
Buck told me to look closely at his art piece…. Continue reading This is what it feels like to become part of someone’s art!
I had the opportunity to hear Norm Diamond speak at an open house about a year ago at PDNB gallery. (Photos Do Not Bend). I enjoyed his photos and his talk.
Continue reading Book Review: What is Left Behind by Norm Diamond
I didn’t plan to buy art when I joined the Visual Art League of Lewisville. But there are moments – magical moments when you find “the one”. It’s glaringly obvious the art belongs to you. You see it. Then you declare it emphatically: “it’s mine.” Continue reading Fly on the Wall at the Visual Art League of Lewisville