March Round Up!
For today’s issue, I’m passing on nuggets of wisdom, special events, and all things artsy and creative I’ve been involved in or have enjoyed over the last several weeks.
Read MoreCreating Through Struggles: Navigating Creative Blocks with Resilience
Are you an artist facing life's struggles head-on? If so, you're not alone. Few of us journey through life without encountering moments that test our resolve or present seemingly insurmountable obstacles. These challenges can make it difficult to pursue our creative passions, especially when they involve our loved ones.
Read MoreExciting News!
This is truly exciting my friends, I’ve known this for several weeks and mentioned it once on my Facebook page and I’m now ready to share it with my entire audience—-I’m writing my second book on Abstract Painting!
Read MoreUnusual Art Studio Must Haves-Some May Surprise You!
Every so often I update my favorite art supplies but what I haven’t done yet is to create a list of household or unusual things that you can either use in your art or things you can use to clean your art supplies with. Here’s my top 10 Unusual Art Supplies and Tools for the beginning of 2024.
Read MoreAre You Ever Really Finished? More Questions of the Day
If you dabble in abstract painting or if you are much more than a dabbler, you’ve probably asked yourself this question about a hundred times or more: “How do I know when an abstract painting is complete?” “When is an abstract painting done?”
Read MoreStudent Question of the Week!
We had so many entries from you lovely souls around what you would like to learn in 2024 or what processes you have a question on, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and questions!
Before we get to the winner, I do want to share the news that I intend to still do my "Gone Fishing Painting Workshop" soon, but I have some exciting news coming up that is going to require me to shift things slightly in the new year. More about that news in my next publication
Since I had a lot of questions about that, I want you to know that is still on the agenda, it just will be in February (as of now) instead of January.
Drum roll please----our winner for the giveaway is Brenda with her question about using a Limited Palette and my response:
Brenda asks: How to work within the limitations of a limited color palette or how to choose a limited color palette? 10 colors max!
Giveaway Time! Enter Here For a Chance to Win a Spot on Kaleidoscope!!!
As an extra bonus, each of the instructors will be giving away a FREE Workshop this week along with a variety of gifts for those that participate in the giveaways, including me!!
If all of this sounds intriguing and you want to jump right in on the full course, you can do so by going to: but before you check out, don’t forget to use code: COLOR23 for a 30% off discount for the course. bit.ly/42hTA2x
Read MorePart 3-My Favorite Things of 2022
We accomplished a lot over the year, not the least of which was my flagship workshop, “Abstract Interactive” which was released right around this time last year. Over the 10-12 weeks of that workshop, I had the privilege to witness a huge amount of growth and fantastic work from over 150 students!
Read MorePart 2 My Favorite Things 2022
As artists, it’s no secret that we are also “collectors” of shall we say, tools of our trade. Not hoarders, no that is a harsh description
Read More2022 My Favorite Things, Studio and More Edition
Part One of “My Favorite Things 2022” is here!
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