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Good press is always a great thing: many thanks to Canvas Voyager Magazine for the delightful feature on my creative work.  You can link to the article here, or read it below! 

A few days ago while we were at the pool, a friend asked me about the clothes my children were wearing.  They were made by local to Greenville children's clothing brand Prodoh, and I have the great pleasure of creating the artwork that goes on the back of their clothes and the art for their pattern repeats.  

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,...

Recently, I have really gotten into collage.  Maybe I should say, I've enjoyed revisiting it: we all collage a bit when we are young, right? This group of small 5 x 7 inch canvas mixed media paintings has been a fun form of play for me.  I've created them while joining my children outside as they have been playing in this unseasonably warm South Carolina weather.  The first layer of these compositions is an old paint palette that I used while painting.  The next layer is torn and cut papers and fabrics that have been layered together to create floral shapes.  The papers have been painted and drawn on while working on other paintings.  And some of the papers are from Chinese...