Finally, I have figured out an online workshop on Working in Black and White .  It begins next summer, July 19 (sorry I could not squeeze it...

Sometimes you just need something fun and easy to do in the studio that cheers you up and feels productive.  Making Pretty Papers is just th...

I have a few pieces in a Small Works Show at True North Gallery in South Hamilton, MA.  The Small Works phenomenon seems to be very popular...

I've been taking a little break from the blog, partly because of a busy teaching schedule, and partly because I've been S L O W L Y ...

Check out all the fabulous work available online now, created by North Country Studio Workshops Participants and Faculty.  Each piece is 6...

One of the participants in my workshop last week at Omega , Heather Dubreuil , has done a lovely post on her blog about the workshop.  Heat...

Last week I was teaching at OMEGA , and had a fabulous group of students.  Do I say that about every workshop?  Maybe.  Guess I've just ...

I feel a bit scattered in the studio lately, which is not unusual for me in general, but especially when I am between workshops.  Still, I f...

Here is a really interesting article on Artsy that addresses this question.  The author discusses the different motivations for buying art...

I've been working on these 20"x20" wood panels, playing with color and pattern, in between teaching sessions.  Here is a video...

Lorraine Bell's new book, The Art of the Crayon , has just been released, an my art is on the cover!  I'm so excited about this.  I ...

I love keeping a lot of pieces UNfinished, in the works, in process.  These ongoing pieces allow me to just play and noodle around with visu...