In a previous blog post I alluded to a painting I did of my beagle pup, Chipper, dressed as Frida Kahlo. It all started with a photograph I took of Chip wearing a flower crown and a shawl. I wondered if I could paint a version of the photo in the style of Frida and […]
Read more "“Winter Garden’s Best Friends” Art Show"“Blood on Our Hands” is an abstract piece inspired by one of my favorite shows, “The Walking Dead.” While I love science-fiction and fantasy, I occasionally dabble in the horror genre and TWD is my go-to source for gore. This piece is inspired by a line of dialogue from Season 6, Episode 7 (“Heads Up”) […]
Read more "“Blood on Our Hands”"Kindred Spirits is a collaborative project uniting artist Paula Davis and myself, Adrienne H. Lee. Paula is an incredible artist and I am always amazed by her creations. I am so honored to be partnered with her on this endeavor. We will be making our debut at the Big Bang Bazaar in Orlando on Saturday, […]
Read more "Kindred Spirits"I’m a HUGE fan of Joss Whedon and after consuming all things “Firefly”/”Serenity” and “Doll House,” it was time for “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Angel.” My husband and I watched every episode of both shows in order and it is one of my greatest accomplishments in televised media consumption. Since BTVS debuted twenty years […]
Read more "Buffy Turns 20"“Between Two Worlds: The Art of Nicholas Lucius” was my contribution to the January issue of Artborne Magazine. This article celebrates the immense talent of artist Nicholas Lucius, from Tampa, FL, and was a joy to write. Below is a brief excerpt and I encourage you to read the entire article at http://www.ArtborneMagazine.com. Be sure […]
Read more "Between Two Worlds: The Art of Nicholas Lucius"I’m in the midst of writing and producing a lecture on Vincent van Gogh that will debut at the Winter Garden Art Association in Winter Garden, FL this September. “The Legacy of Vincent van Gogh” will discuss not only his biography and artwork, but also how we in the 21st century are reevaluating our perception […]
Read more "Loving Vincent"My Cosmic Fish series is a collection of 19 paintings depicting sea life-inspired aliens that travel through space in search of planets to devour. I know… crazy, right? I was inspired by an image I saw in an old Sotheby’s art auction catalog titled “Realms of the Mind: British Fantasy Art and Illustration.” In one […]
Read more "Cosmic Fish"Tonight I’ll be swinging by FAVO – Faith Arts Village Orlando – for their monthly First Friday event. FAVO is a community of artists housed in a renovated motel near downtown Orlando. Each artist has refurbished a room in the motel into a gallery or creative space and it is truly magical. This unique village […]
Read more "FAVO"I think it is fair to say that the majority of my paintings fall into a pretty general and obvious category – CUTE. It seems that whatever I’m painting – cupcakes, critters, ice cream cones, dinos, space ships, trees, cakes, pop culture references, etc. – things usually end being brightly colored and super cute. That […]
Read more "“Art Therapy” Part 1"Today I’ll be working on a very special piece of artwork for a fundraising event this Fall. For this event, local artists are asked to paint a wooden wine box that will then be auctioned off to raise funds for the Zebra Coalition. I am honored and humbled to be one of the artists contributing […]
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