I get questions all the time about where you can find my work in the Greenville, South Carolina area. I'm proud and excited to officially let y'all know that Cottage Grove Vintage Market has my art installed in the store.
I'm so excited to share seven new oyster shell paintings and Maine-inspired 'Double Boats in the Cove' painting with my collectors. This series is coming Friday, June 9th at Noon! My signature is created with Liquitex Pens: artists, this is the easiest way to sign canvas paintings! The Painting featured in my art studio located in wonderful downtown Greenville, South Carolina. 'Double Boats in the Cove' inspired by the Maine shoreline. Golden & Liquitex Paints are my go-to's. Oyster Shells and Boats 11 x 14 inch Oyster Shell Paintings I hope you like the paintings for my summer release: they were a joy to create and I feel like that joy really comes through in the work! Thank you, as always,...
I am thrilled about this small group of work that will be releasing next Thursday, June 18th, at 8:30am on The Campbell Collective site.
During quarantine, we had the great pleasure of visiting Carter & Holmes Greenhouses to preview their Orchids on a day trip to Newberry, and that trip was incredibly inspiring. I've also been working on how to get my orchids to re-bloom once the flowers fall off, and it is much easier than one might think.
Here is the entire group of work: I'll be hoping you find a piece you connect with and pick up an orchid that will always be in bloom!
Mother's Day is quickly coming and this year the Mamas have put in their fair share of work. I know that during this Covid-19 time, I've become a homeschool teacher, a short order cook, and constant entertainer. My family better gift me well, and art is the best gift any time!! Here are some styled images of the nests in my home. I hope you like them and gift one for your Mama this year!
Hope you enjoy these textural, fun little Robin's Nests!
Since quarantine has begun, I have just been trying to approach the canvas without any plans and see where the brush takes me. It has more of an intuitive painting process- my favorite way to come to the canvas. This has been a super stressful experience (for all of us!) and I'm so grateful to have my paintbrushes to carry me through it. I do think this is some of my strongest work to date, so creative flow is one of the things many things I will be thankful for during this odd time. I hope wherever you are, whatever you are doing, you are safe, healthy, finding joy in the small things, and trying to do something creative for yourself...
