I have tried in earnest to keep this blog focused on the artistic and creative projects I am pursuing as an artist and art historian, but I must make a plea on behalf of my state of Florida. Yes, things could have been much, much worse – more damage, injuries or more casualties. However, things […]
Read more "How to Help Floridians After Hurricane Irma"With the looming threat of Hurricane Irma, today seems like the perfect day to share this painting. Simply titled “Nausicaa,” this piece is inspired by Miyazaki’s film “Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind.” Miyazaki’s films always have environmental themes that emphasize how important it is for humans to live with and to protect the […]
Read more "Nausicaa"Kindred Spirits (the artwork of Paula Davis and Adrienne H. Lee) will make its debut at this years’ Big Bang Bazaar! I have attended this event many times in the past and watched it grow from a small indie craft fair into what it is now – a day-long celebration of all things handmade… and […]
Read more "Big Bang Bazaar"Artborne Magazine, Orlando’s premier publication dedicated to the arts in Central Florida, celebrates its one year anniversary this month. I am very humbled, honored and proud to be connected to this periodical that focuses not only on art, but also on uplifting the artists themselves. I have been writing for Artborne for the past six […]
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