I'm influenced by my surroundings. I like to go for long walks where I absorb the colors, shapes and spaces around me. My body is a sponge constantly soaking up my environment, and then allowing those emotions to seep into my work. I don't try to paint my surroundings; rather, I paint what is inside of me.
Read MoreMy earliest memories of art are from my mother. I remember her staying up late to finish one of her paintings or the both of us taking ceramics classes together. It really was not a surprise to either of us that I ended up wanting to be a working artist.
Read MoreGallery walls are popping up all over on social media, designer websites, and magazines. What makes them so popular? And how do you put one together? At the gallery, we’re often asked about creating gallery walls and the process behind it. While there are no specific rules for creating a gallery wall of your own, there are some guidelines that we follow here at the gallery. Below, we will explore the process of creating a gallery wall, as well as some tips you may find helpful along the way.
Read MoreIt’s been an interesting year and a half. How has your work been impacted by the Coronavirus?
On the plus side of a catastrophic and tragic situation, I have been afforded more time for studio work.
I think the themes in my paintings have remained the same and the work has not been affected as far as subject matter is concerned.
However, I did see some uneasiness reflected in some pieces; too much detail and some colors seldom used. These are interesting and challenging factors but overall I’d say my work remains my haven, the peaceful and absorbing place I long to get lost in.
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