This will be my first artwork to be displayed at Maryland Hall (Annapolis), which is very exciting. I wish the reception weren't during Paint Annapolis week, but it's probably not a bad thing to make me take a break and socialize.
Monday, May 13, 2024
Sunday, March 31, 2024
Mt. Tabor = SOLD
It’s gonna be hard to let this one go. It has become one of my favorites. Painted in my car on a cold January afternoon, I’d always thought this was an old one-room schoolhouse, Nope. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Tabor_Good_Samaritan_Lodge_No._59
The Homestretch
This year’s entry for the Hospice Cup Poster Competition was made using last year’s entry as a template for a digital painting.
Sunday, January 28, 2024
New Gallery! Gallery Underground (VA) acceptance
I am thrilled to have received an acceptance into Our American Soul, a juried exhibition by the Gallery Underground, an art gallery part of the Arlington Arts Alliance (VA), located in Crystal City (adjacent to Reagan National Airport). This is my first acceptance into a non-MD gallery that is not for virtual work. So, I will be schlepping my Mind The Glass mixed media artwork down to Arlington, probably using the Metro....
Commission Complete
I had fun transforming a photo for a friend into a more artistic rendering. I did a few different iterations to see what appealed and they chose the one closest to the coloration of the actual photo. The plan is to print it as a 14x14" print and gift it to the person depicted in the photo.
Outrigger
Digitally altered photo rendered as a digital painting using Art Set 4 and containing elements of watercolor, pastel, and ink
Thursday, December 21, 2023
First Double-Accpetance!
Two of my three submissions for the Maryland Federation of Art's 2024 Digital Directions exhibition, were accepted—making this the first show in which I will have more than one artwork. EXCITING!
ALSO, I was pleased to see that Epidemiologue made the exhibit's poster art.
Monday, December 4, 2023
Follow The White Rabbit is at BWI!
Follow The White Rabbit (18x22" acrylic on canvas panel) is now on exhibit at BWI as part of the Arts Council of Anne Arundel County's rotating exhibit.
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