If you follow my blog or my work on social media, you know that I am inspired and in awe of the painting styles of the Old Masters. I recently found an art teacher on YouTube who I like … Read More
In support of International Women’s Day, I’d like to share the following video on YouTube channel CAI. While I do think there are many more women who deserve a place on this list, this is a good representation and I … Read More
It’s A Long Beach Thing creator and good friend Paul Forchione and I sit down to discuss all things Long Beach. Please check it out. Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/…/its-a-long…/id1657811280 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/1BxwQaXdjhX9lEYryPv1KQ… YouTube
As I make preparations for an August networking event featuring my artwork at the Hellada Gallery in Long Beach, I’d like to share with you three things I think are important for you to know before you buy art. The … Read More
From the Tate Museum in London. A fascinating look at one of my favorite artists and his technique. A 6 minute watch.
As many of you know, most of my painting inspiration comes from personal experience, art museums, and walks through the beautiful Southern California gardens and beaches. This month I’d like to take the opportunity to share with you my five favorite … Read More
From the time I could grab a crayon, I was drawing all over my mother’s walls. Fortunately, she was not one to discourage creativity and quickly rerouted my energy onto paper. By the age of eight, I started private instruction … Read More
Last year, for many people, the holidays looked different. Most of us couldn’t gather with friends and family, maybe we ate in an unfamiliar place or were alone. The mood and the day felt different because the familiar sights, sounds, … Read More
Some people I know would rather be in a room with a clown than with an abstract painting. Why? Because abstract art is scarier than clowns. Clowns are recognizable, abstract art isn’t. The purpose of a clown is to entertain. … Read More
