My Alter Ego in the Studio

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January 24, 2017  Wow, first post of the new year, and it is a big one.  It is a little scary – I am introducing my “alter ego” for the first time.  First let me tell you that I am … Continued

The Artists Field Guide to Greater Yellowstone

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October 24, 2017  Why did I choose “Thermophylic Bacteria” as my painting subject, to be included in the upcoming book The Artists Field Guide to Greater Yellowstone?  Because it gave me the opportunity to paint more Yellowstone hot springs paintings, … Continued

Painting in Paradise

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August 29, 2016  I just spent two weeks in heaven.  The Darwin Ranch, the highest and most remote guest ranch in Wyoming, has been a vacation retreat for me and my husband every year since our honeymoon there 27 years … Continued

My “inner Joni Mitchell”

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June 13, 2016  Recently travel author Tim Cotroneo of Travel Dreams Magazine wrote an article about my recent trio of paintings that I have begun to call my “Joni Mitchell” series, and is now posted on Joni’s website and Travel Dreams Magazine … Continued

Women Artists of the West

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May 26, 2016  Recently I was accepted as an associate member to Women Artists of the West, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting excellence in the profession of women’s fine art. Why do we need such an organization? That is a … Continued

Xanadu Studio representation online

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April 1, 2016   Yay!! 🙂 I have been accepted as a Xanadu Gallery “Studio” artist, which is a virtual/online extension of Xanadu Gallery in Scottsdale. Check out my page at http://www.xanadugallery.com/2013/Artists/ArtistPage.php?ArtistID=6581

Keebler Elves in my studio?

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February 17, 2016  I find that many people are very curious about my studio – what does it look like?  How do I work? Are there Keebler elves there?  7 Dwarves?  Since pictures are worth a thousand words, here is … Continued