Ayeka, Mixed media, 9 x 12″, 2019. Ayeka? Where are you? The inspiration for the artwork comes from various things- my love for all things science and the art of diagrams, for one. The idea of skin and a barrier to outside forces, and a sermon on Ayeka, delivered via video conferencing, due to aContinue reading “Ayeka?”
Tag Archives: watercolor
Tropical Cat
Tropical Cat, Mixed Media – collage, Gelli printing, ink drawing, watercolor, 2018. I have gotten so far behind on documenting completed artworks – there will be a spree of posts coming up. This one I completed when I was in Boston last summer for the TAB (Teaching Artistic Behaviors) art teacher grad class extraordinary weekContinue reading “Tropical Cat”
Mona
Mona, Collage, watercolor, marker, color pencil, 2019. I started this Mona Lisa homage years ago, as a magazine face collaged on to a black marker drawing. At that time, I was sorely missing the coastal parts of North Carolina, which had been our home state for eight years. I just rediscovered this unfinished piece inContinue reading “Mona”
Postcard Project Day 11
Watercolor, marker, ink pen. 2018.
Postcard Project Day 6
Two universes mosey down the street Connected by love and a leash and nothing else. ~ Howard Nemerov, Walking the Dog Watercolor pencil and ink pen. 2018.
Postcard Project Day 5
I’ve gotten behind on posting, but not on the making! I’ll catch up on posting soonish. Watercolor, glue, collage. 2018.
Postcard Project Day 4
Sharpie, watercolor, collage. 2018.
Postcard Project Day 3
Watercolor & watercolor pencil. 2018. These water pens are my new favorite painting tool, by the way.
New Series -Things With Wheels
I am really excited about this new series I have started, for a couple reasons. 1. It’s whimsical, fun, and lighthearted. Sometimes that is just the break I need from the art ideas swirling in my head, that look a certain way, and never seem to turn out how I want (at least asContinue reading “New Series -Things With Wheels”
A book is a dream…
I make so many false starts when I make art. I don’t document then very often, as I usually recycle them, squish them, paint over them, or hand them off to my children to tear and cut up into collages. This time, I decided to give the false start away with the finalized artwork. IContinue reading “A book is a dream…”
