Porkbelly Press has just published a new chapbook, MEXICAMERICANA, (poetry) by Eloisa Amezcua , and I'm super excited to say my wo...

The Taft Museum of Art is housed in a building that was built in 1820 and is a National Historic Landmark. Home to the families of seve...

Yesterday we went to the Taft Museum of Art in Cincinnati to see a special exhibit called Daubigny, Monet, Van Gogh: Impressions of L...

My work is part of a three-person show in Sharonville (a suburb of Cincinnati), Ohio, along with the wonderful art of Suzanne Fi...

I actually finished this piece a couple of weeks ago, but just didn't post it because I wasn't 100 percent totally sure it was fini...

This ad featuring several members of Artists Who Teach will appear in the February issue of American Style Magazine . (My piece is in the ...

I thought this photo (top) looked a bit like stained glass. It reminded me of Kathleen's beautiful glass work . The second version is ...

I've had a lot of fun lately (and frustration, too, I must admit), trying to expand my Photoshop abilities beyond just re-sizing things....

That is the question. It seems that I should have a business card and letterhead, so I'm trying to design something. Here are two I...

I'm not sure what to call this; I mean, I've never done anything with multiple images before. I'm not an Andy Warhol fan, so I ...

Well, I've been busy and I wanted to update everyone on what I've been up to. I have some good news to share. Exciting news! My wor...

Where does the Divine reside? Do we keep our idea of God inside the confines of a box, a building, a church? Where does God begin, or end?...

Medieval Christians built cathedrals that soared into the sky as if reaching to touch God. The peaks of the ribbed groin vaults gave Gothic...

Well, it was! The crazy weather from Hurricane Ike reminded me of this photo I took of the sky from my back yard during a strange storm. N...

Yes, another in the Buddha series- I'm sort of obsessed with this piece and all its permutations. I hope you're not too tired of it...

Some very nice things have happened in the past couple of days, one of them being that I found out I won a first place award for this mixed ...

A little more Photoshop fun. I took this photo of a statue at my friend's house, and have been playing around with it to see what I cou...

I was honored to be accepted into the juried alumni exhibit at Northern Kentucky University, where I received my Bachelor of Fine Arts degre...

Is it just me, or does this kind of remind you of a seventies blacklight poster? Of course, those memories are a bit fuzzy, so I could be w...