Category Archives: permanent collection

More live oak studies in Texas

Posted on March 7, 2017 by notnow

Posted in amazing teachers, Field trips, influences, permanent collection, process, sketchbooks, things often painted, watercolor, works in progress | Leave a comment

Enjoying a wander through my visual history

Posted on December 16, 2016 by notnow

After a big ShowBiz event like Studio Tour, it can be hard to crank up the creativity wheel again. Sometimes, it’s a quiet, watching energy I have, and I look back through sketchbooks or in this case, digital files back … Continue reading →

Posted in acrylic paintings, amazing teachers, birds, exhuberance, from the Stacks, influences, permanent collection, process, the archives, things often painted | Leave a comment

One from the Stacks (permanent collection)–Anne and 3 Dogs

Posted on December 23, 2015 by notnow

Those who’ve been to my studio know there’s a LOT of work. Even though I might call something “permanent collection,” that term really only applies to a few things. Most of the work is for sale and is waiting to … Continue reading →