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Art - A Lighter Side
Observing Nature's Light and Color.
Saturday, July 15, 2017
Tuesday, January 03, 2017
Another Rare Portrait

Friday, July 10, 2015
A Rare Portrait

Please check out my beautiful model Brenna's website, who has Harlequin Ichthyosis
http://www.blessedbybrenna.com/
And the website for the first wonderful exhibit.
http://rarediseaseunited.org/programs/beyond-diagnosis-art-exhibit
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Marathon Framing Session
Is there a record for the most paintings framed in 2 hours? I might be a contender with 12 paintings framed up last night. Still a few more frames left and then packing the car, but almost ready for the first art festival of the season - Narraganset Art Festival 6/27, 6/28. A bit of rain predicted for Sunday morning, so the beach crowd will be sleeping in and the art lovers get the good parking spots! The rest of the weekend looks perfect, so come on down!
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Going Small
Monday, March 23, 2015
Going Big
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Who Jumps Next? |
This painting, "Who Jumps Next," is my first 24 inch x 48 inch painting (and working on my second). I thought the image needed a large format to give the viewer the sense of being there. It has been 90% done since last fall since I thought I wouldn't have a place to hang it.
But the Art League of Rhode Island decided to have "The BIG Show," so I quickly re-engaged and finished the painting, just in the nick of time. The exhibit will be at the University of Rhode Island - Feinstein Providence campus and the show will run from April 1-30 (80 Washington Street, Providence RI 02903)
The Artist's Reception will be on Thursday April 16 from 5-9pm
Now to get going on that second 24x48 painting.
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Creating A Free and Easy Web Presence
Over the years, artist friends have asked me about creating a website of their own. When potential collectors see a few of their creations, they are often asked if they have a website. They would like to have a way of sharing their portfolio, but usually have two primary concerns: 1) they don't consider themselves as "technically savvy" and 2) they don't want to spend money. I added a third criteria; the images are displayed in a format large enough to appreciate the artwork.
I found a few options that are both FREE and EASY and meet that criteria. I will be doing a quick presentation on the four options below at South County Art Association on Saturday, 1/31/15, 9:00 - 10:30 am. (http://southcountyart.org/class/683)
I found a few options that are both FREE and EASY and meet that criteria. I will be doing a quick presentation on the four options below at South County Art Association on Saturday, 1/31/15, 9:00 - 10:30 am. (http://southcountyart.org/class/683)
- Weebly: template-based website tool
- Blogger: text, images and video in a "post" format
- Flickr: image and video
- Fine Art America: image and print website
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Post Christmas Commission

As a former owner of a terrier, I know those sweet brown eyes mask a mischievous mind.
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