As 2011 rolls to a close, it's that time again--time for a Clean Studio Sale! What's that, you might ask? This is when I mark down some of my original paintings and fine art to ridiculous prices, giving you the opportunity to scoop up some of your faves--and allowing me to free…(continue reading)
Posted in Studio Bits. Updated January 10th, 2012.
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Okay...so the sari ribbon blog hop was last week, but I've had so much fun weaving this textural fiber into my ring designs that I had to do just one more, only this time without using the layered metal flowers I am so fond of. My latest design is my Autumn Harvest Leaf Ring. Using…(continue reading)
Posted in About My Artwork. Updated October 19th, 2011.
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For this jewelry design blog hop, B'Sue of B'Sue Boutiques threw down the gauntlet with this challenge: What kind of jewelry designs can you make using sari ribbon? I happen to love the different textures of mixed media jewelry designs, and my favorite layered metal flowers are perfect for…(continue reading)
Posted in Studio Bits. Updated October 17th, 2011. 33 comments so far.
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My fine art photograph, Tranquil Garden, has been featured on the blog I'm So Vintage under Shopping On A Monday. Like all of my fine art photography, this still life nature photograph is professionally printed by me on museum quality premium Epson fine art paper with professional Epson k3 inks,…(continue reading)
Posted in Studio Bits on October 3rd, 2011.
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My Yupo painting Flower Patch was featured on Abstract Existence, artist Hilary Winfield's fine art blog. Hilary's new blog series, Weekly Great Art Find, does just that. Each week Hilary will feature one great art find. I am honored to be the first artist selected for this series. …(continue reading)
Posted in Studio Bits on August 14th, 2011. 2 comments so far.
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