I am excited to have a solo show at Vetiver! Richard & Kristina, proprietors, are deeply committed to original art; they designed their organic hair spa with the lighting and wall space for artists to exhibit work. Above: Spellbound, oil on canvas, 36"x48"
An example of the finished product. Credit to my mentor Patrick LoCicero for this collage process. Also learned about how to glue canvas onto the layered board from Tom Hausken, one of my Port Townsend EDGE-mates.
Accepted into the auction! The event is Saturday evening, February 27, at Fisher Pavilion, Seattle Center. Tickets still available: http://www.artisttrustauction.org/
Age-old question for painters, right? See if you can find at least five differences between the two versions of this painting. And, it's still not finished.
When is a painting done? Sometimes never. Once a painting is sold through a gallery, I might never see it again. But, some I do see, in the homes of friends who've purchased one or more. I'm secretly looking to assess what I might do differently or at how I've improved. Or, just basking in a job well done! I do keep a few paintings in my studio that were once "done", and find after a year or two that I start adding paint to bring them alive once more.