Plein Air Day at Hidden Lake Gardens The Clinton Arts Center planned a wonderful Plein Air event with Hidden Lake Gardens this past week end. The weather was a bit iffy, and it did rain a bit in the middle [ . . . ]
In the small town of Tecumseh, Michigan art is a pretty big deal. Every year they have an Art Walk in the streets of the down town. This year I finally got to participate. I worked out a project with [ . . . ]
Another pretty little table for sale As a backyard birder, I enjoy attracting songbirds to my garden to observe. I used to see White Throated Sparrows regularly at my feeders in my old garden, so when inspiration struck to use [ . . . ]
Looking for unique art and photography for your home or office? Order fine art prints online! Besides original fine art, I like to take photographs on our travels, around town and in the garden, of worthy subjects. And sometimes I [ . . . ]
“To every thing there is a season…. What a sweet little hand painted occasional table! Spring has sprung here at the studio and our Robin has begun laying eggs. Inspiration struck again this week, so I painted the top of [ . . . ]
Here’s your opportunity for a beautiful hand-knit infinity cowl at a great price. There are only three left at the end of this past winter season, looking for a home with you. I made them for the gift shop at [ . . . ]
This beautiful work ‘Landscape with Fairies’ was commissioned almost 8 years ago for a local massage therapist. I wrote a blog about the work HERE. The owner contacted me this past week looking to sell the fairy landscape artwork– she’s [ . . . ]
Late last winter the manager of The Art House gift shop admired a knitted scarf I was wearing and asked if I would be willing to knit a few for their gift shop in the fall. It seemed like a [ . . . ]
I have a fascination with the effects of time and the elements on objects. Oxidized metals, layers of decay, erosion, rust and fading paint all interest me. I call it ‘Old Rusted Car Art’- it’s just gorgeous to me, the [ . . . ]
There’s just something about red poppies art that people like. Maybe it’s the bright, cheerful color, or maybe it’s their simple shape and soft delicate petals. Below are a couple of smaller paintings inspired by a larger commissioned work I [ . . . ]
