Get this! I received a call from the U.S. State Department Art in Embassies director. The U.S. Ambassador to Kuwait would like to loan my Coneflowers painting to exhibit in the main entrance of the residence. On the left is a photo of the painting in the entrance to...
Thank you to the good folks at Cell Signaling Technologies for hosting me this week to present my lecture “Just what do artists and scientists have in common anyway?” As I mentioned during my talk, living with art plays a vital role in helping us with...
June Morning Light, 40 x 20 inches. Pulp painting. Private collection. Recently, I wrote about the importance of selecting the correct size artwork for a room. Here is the perfect example. Just look at how this newly installed painting completes this...
It is not enough for artists to celebrate nature in our art, we need to ensure the materials we use are eco-friendly. The movement to ensure the art materials I use are safe and non-toxic is what propelled me to join North American Hand Papermakers and apply to be a...
Like many artists, I am concerned with the impact my materials have on the environment. As much as it is my mission to turn beaten pulp into engaging artwork, it is imperative that the materials I use do not inadvertently harm the natural environment in the process....
How do artists grow in their work? They take risks. They leave behind what is easy and embrace the unknown. This is the theme of my artist support group for the month of July, taking risks with your art. Letting go of immediate gratification and stepping into the...
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