November 10, 2012 I posted this quote by Joseph Adolphe yesterday and it’s making me feel a little sad and introspective. He said… “Your talent is like a little flame, and for me painting is that little flame- I’ve spent all of my time for the last 25 years trying to prevent people from blowing […]

November 9, 2012 Sick child at home all week is looking like he’s on the mend. So relieved and happy for him. 🙂 And I’ll finally get out of the house tonight. This opening at Roq La Rue Gallery is top of my list! Can’t wait. https://www.facebook.com/events/106091599554335/

November 9, 2012 Seattle area friends. There are so many ways to access the art market to expand your collection or begin collecting. I think those in the art world sometimes fail to recognize how elusive this can all seem to those whose primary focus in life is showing up for work, paying the bills,

November 9, 2012 “Your talent is like a little flame, and for me painting is that little flame- I’ve spent all of my time for the last 25 years trying to prevent people from blowing it out.” Discovered Joseph in the pages of Poets Artists Magazine. Wow! I wish him much success with his documentary.

November 8, 2012 “If I could put a painting into words, there would be no need to paint it” – Edward Hopper (Thanks Joseph Adolphe)

November 8, 2012 I am absolutely loving this work by artist Trisha Holt! Wow https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.518598298164293.124286.213015165389276&type=1  

November 6, 2012 Having one of those painting days today… The good kind. The kind you dream of ♥

November 5, 2012 Converge: Where Classical & Contemporary Art Collide I wish I could see this – great artists/personally interesting concept. Coming right up 25CPW Gallery in New York November 15-27  

November 5, 2012 I am in awe of the work by Eloy Morales Here is an amazing progress image of his work. working 2011

November 1, 2012 Thumbs up or down on posting work in progress? Much unresolved. Compositional lines and forms painted in and then painted back out… and then in again. Forever grappling with the complexities of human anatomy. Perhaps static images do not reveal this struggle and ultimate resolution. Posted a progress image yesterday and a