20″ x 20″
acrylic on canvas
Afterglow
30″ x 40″
acrylic on canvas
Thaw
24″ x 36″
acrylic on canvas
Rooftop Magic
30″ x 40″, acrylic on canvas
New Growth
11″ x 14″, acrylic on canvas
Wildflowers
11″ x 14″, acrylic on canvas
Fields and Fences
18″ x 24″, acrylic on canvas
Blue Thread
11″ x 14″, acrylic on canvas
Climbing, acrylic on canvas, 11″ x 14″
Green Space, acrylic on canvas, 30″ x 40″
SOLD
Highway
20″ x 30″
acrylic on canvas
Fading Light
24″ x 36″
acrylic on canvas
Flickering
acrylic on canvas
16″ x 20″
Cities and Shallows
acrylic on canvas
11″ x 14″
Deconstructing Compliments
acrylic on canvas
11″ x 14″
A Warmer Memory
acrylic on canvas
11″ x 14″
Making Time
Making time seemed like the perfect title for a blog post, considering that it has been almost a year since my last one. If you know me personally you know I have two little boys at home now. My studio productivity and class schedule are not what they once were. Sometimes, life gets in the way of art making. But now as I get more comfortable with finding a balance in my role as a mother, I am slowly making my way back. That being said, the days I have time to paint are not always the days when I am mentally able to. One thing that has helped recently is starting a new sketchbook. In all honesty I hadn’t kept a sketchbook for years and now I find it so therapeutic. I can have it with me anywhere and get a few moments of creative time in here and there. I can even use my kids’ watercolors while having arts and crafts time at the kitchen table. Every little bit helps keep me engaged. So when I am able to make it to my studio I don’t feel as disconnected from my work.
*image is a recent pen drawing in my sketchbook
Building Mountains
acrylic on canvas
24″ x 36″
Circular
acrylic on canvas
24″ x 36″
Fire and Ice
acrylic on canvas
30″ x 40″
SOLD