Prior to relocating to the Baltimore area in 1997, I felt I was creating in a vacuum. After the move, I felt encouraged and inspired in my artistic pursuits. Here I found wonderful friends, teachers and organizations that have sparked insights and opened up possibilities I never could have imagined. Baltimore fosters creativity and has […]
I have started to render fanciful figures in medieval gowns using acrylic and charcoal on paper. These new larger works (30″h x 22″w) get their roots from my enduring interest of medieval life and lore. I enjoy connecting this influence with items more familiar to my surroundings and experiences. Although rendered in a more realistic
I’ve been a rather wistful mood these last few weeks. Part of it is that I have been watching the spring change into early summer, bright blossoms disappearing petal by petal. Part of it is a sense of loss I feel at this time of year because my mother’s birthday was at the end of
For the past few weeks, I have taken a break from the abstracts that are inspired from within and have been working with nature as a reference. I had been invited to create a work or two that reflected the Cylburn Arboretum here in Baltimore for the group exhibition “A Celebration of Art at Cylburn”