Women at the Market

I’ve recently passed the half-way point in my 100-Day Creative Project. As you’re well aware, I chose neurographic art as my … More

Ready, Set, Draw!

After discovering the “Mythical Createures” game at Amazon recently, I wondered if there were more “drawing activity” sets available, so … More

The Cosmos is Revolving — Again

The cosmos is revolving. This is an expression I use often, so if you’ve followed along with my art journey … More

The Ambiguous Realm of the Undetermined

Didn’t I say my art world was a bit chaotic at the moment? Yes, I did, and yes, it is. … More

Imaginary Places

This is why I love gansai. It’s so much fun to play with. Even when I have nothing in mind, … More

Quacker and Company

Last month on April 8, we celebrated the official holiday of “Draw-a-Bird Day“. Maybe you already know the story behind … More

Imagination Knows No Bounds

“Imagination knows no bounds.” I like writing those words. I like thinking about them because I know how powerful imagination … More

The Geishas – Art and Imagination

Every year I choose a single word to guide me. For 2020, that word is IMAGINATION, and with my renewed … More

In Search of Meaning

I’m sure you’re wondering what you’re looking at here. To be frank about it, so am I. For now, I’ve … More

Exploring New Realms

At the moment I have a lot of paintings on my easel — or nearby — that are, frankly, hideous. … More

Imagination

Happy New Year to everyone! Or maybe I should say “Gelukkig Nieuwjaar voor iedereen” Yes, I am learning Dutch now … More

My Study in Scarlet

I love it when things converge around me. Call it coincidence, call it synchronicity, call it whatever you like. A … More

Seascape Fantasy

This particular canvas panel has been many things in its short life.

Woodland Strolls

Yesterday, I challenged myself to create another woodland scene — and to do it in a small-scale format. It was the first time I’ve tried painting on a 5 x 7 inch panel, and it was a challenge, indeed.

Twilight Frost at the Old Creek

Being “an artist” involves much more than learning how to apply a medium to a support/surface. It requires a certain sort of vision, an ability to use one’s imagination, and a creative spirit.