October has been momentous in many ways. Our youngest child moved away, so with the bittersweet feelings that go along with empty nest syndrome came the reality that I can now expand my studio space. I moved from a … Keep reading here…
Many times I’m asked “how did you come up with this idea?” when someone is looking at a painting. AKA “Are you crazy or on drugs?” Yes, those have been real questions, lol… Last summer a visitor to … Keep reading here…
Summer is officially over and I’ve been reflecting on our whirlwind season. I have fall art shows lined up, but there will be a nice lull in September. Time to focus on painting more minis for the season! As … Keep reading here…
This is a bit earlier than usual since I’m off to Bellevue this week – SO, so excited! And THANK YOU MT Art Council for helping with my expenses to get there. I haven’t had a show since February and … Keep reading here…
As you’re reading this, we are on our way to the Waterfront Blues Festival in Portland. Not only do I get to hear amazing live music at home every day from my guitarist hubby, but we take in as many music events as … Keep reading here…
What a month! April began with the exciting news that I am invited to show at the Bellevue, WA Festival of the Arts in late July. An estimated 300K people attend the 3 art shows happening together that weekend … Keep reading here…
A group of paintings are ready to hang at Helena’s Lewis & Clark library tomorrow. They will be there for viewing through April 30th to brighten your day and hasten spring! I’m thrilled to report that I’ll be … Keep reading here…
Have you noticed how the light seems to look different in the afternoon starting around mid-January? And the sun is hanging around a little longer each day? Progress! The Holter Museum reception is this Friday the 3rd from 5-8 … Keep reading here…
Winter is here FOR SURE, now – wouldn’t you agree? I’ll definitely be making the effort to get out and play in the snow regularly so I don’t get cabin fever too soon! After the rush of a … Keep reading here…
Actively seeking Joy in life as a defense against depression has been important to me. I can’t just wait for it to appear, or wait for myself to “feel” different. No, no – I have to search for it in … Keep reading here…
