In Tara's Garden 9.5 x 15.75 inches ingredients: vintage book cover, image transfers, acrylic ink, Derwent watercolor pencils, c...

Here is the finished version of the piece I showed in progress in my last post, starting with a couple of details: Stronger...

This piece took form very organically, though it probably doesn't look like it. I had this figure from an earlier work that had jus...

I finished this piece over a month ago, but have had some issues with getting things photographed due to my camera not working and the weath...

I don't really have much time to read art business books or blog posts, but I try to spend at little a little bit of my rare and cherish...

One of my favorite art instructors was/is well known for asking us the tough questions.  First and foremost: What is it about?      "Y...

Since I started working on several pieces at once, I've found my productivity has greatly increased.  This shouldn't come as any gre...

Well, that's what I had planned to title it, anyway... I'm anticipating the inevitable questions here.  Like, "Is she tu...

When I was a child, I was not very good at discerning what was real from what wasn't.  My parents often remarked that I had "lots o...

 “There are things known and things unknown and in between are the doors of perception."                                           ...

I have been steadily working whenever I get a chance.  In the past, there were far too many times when I'd get 'stuck' while wor...

how to assist a person with an anxiety disorder things we are trying to do all the time: 1. be safe things we can’t help but do al...

I have completed the last piece I was working on for the "In Your Dreams" exhibit which is coming up in February. Message Fro...