I have been rearranging and clearing out my studio for a few months. Trying to optimize the space and make it more aesthetically pleasing. Along the way I have found some forgotten paintings that I really like. These two were from 2018, They will be on display in my studio once again!
9 from 2022
Thank you for joining me on my artistic journey. I am excited for new work and adventures in 2023!
I am sending a large collection of mostly small works to Grand Bohemian Gallery in Greenville, South Carolina! Check out the TikTok video below to see the paintings in the studio with yours truly!
A collection of small works have been shipped to Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. These works will be on display and available through this excellent art gallery!
This photo was taken 5 weeks ago, much warmer days. Now I am wearing layers and a stocking cap in the studio. Acrylic paint dries much more slowly with these temperatures which is a benefit of the season!
I was happy to hear from a collector in Florida, she just purchased this painting. It was a studio favorite, really captures my favorite summer vibes on Lake Pend Oreille here in North Idaho. I recently shipped it to Moment Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. They made the sale, I am so grateful to the galleries that represent me. Sales are getting tougher these days, and I am a terrible salesperson!
These three water paintings have been shipped to Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. All three are on deep cradled boards featuring gold leaf edges.
I have finalized a collection of small paintings from my studio. Some of my favorite miniatures from the last couple years headed to Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming.
One of two paintings that are on their way to Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. Great gallery, I had a solo show there just about a year ago. Excited to get some lovely new pieces to The gallery!
I am putting together a collection of 10 miniature paintings for Abend Gallery in Denver, Colorado. They will be traveling to LA for an art show with the gallery.
The wooden edges on these boards is 1.5” thick so I decided to coat them with gold leaf. It ended up being a beautiful decision but my studio has a lot of gold stuck to the floor.
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