I Have a Confession to Make

It has been  40 days since my last confession, uh err post. 

I'm new at this, so please be patient with me until I can get a handle on moving this Blog along. We are currently updating the website and want the Blog to be a part of it. Since I just started the Blog we're thinking it might be easier to just hold off on posts until the new site is up and running. Then we won't have to transfer all of the old posts.

During this down time, please feel free to forward any requests you may have.

First order of business on the agenda will be NAMING this Thing! What a decision. I think I'm going to have to put the finalists in a hat and just pull one out.

Secondly, my goal will be to do a good post (something you might actually want to read...he,he) twice a month.....heck, maybe once a week if I get chatty.

THANKS AGAIN for you Patience. I will try my best to make it worth the wait.

Easiest, Lightest and Cheapest Light Box Ever

12 X 18 Batik on Rice Paper

Painted from a photo taken

in Collioure, France.

Collioure is a lovely
little harbor town
in France, visited by many
artists over the years.
When you step foot
inside the city
limits, you know why! 

Every artist should have a LIGHT BOX. They just plain come in handy.
Here’s the ONE, TWO , THREE of how to do the Easiest, Lightest and Cheapest light box ever.....by request....here you go everyone.

Travel News...

My Favorite Corner

14 x 16” batik on rice paper

TRAVEL NEWS.....the facts, and the strange...
I’ve been to Nasvhille, TN and Columbia, SC and these are SOME of the things I’ve seen.

PAINTERS’ BAGS - everybody has one....or two. Just take a look at these beauties!

Here I am Nashville

Italian Gold - SOLD

11 x 17 watercolor on 140 lb. W&N paper

Workin’ for da money.....?

Arrived in Nashville for 3 days of workshop.

WELCOME!!

WELCOME!

I’ve always had a fear that when I grew older I might begin to talk to myself….you know, this blog writing sort of feels like I’m doing just that.

Well, guess as long as I don’t wander down the street in my jammies, I’m still okay?