Next workshop: Valentine's Day weekend at Jeanine Taylor Gallery

  Valentine's Day 2 Day Mixed Media Workshop at Jeanine Taylor Gallery, Sanford, FL

Mixed Media Workshop with Christine Peloquin
"Every artist was first an amateur."

Christine will guide us to explore new mixed media techniques while entertaining the idea of re-purposing prior art projects. Students will be encouraged to dig up their authentic voice in the new project piece. Bring materials you have and find new meaning in collage with papers, fabrics, found objects, pencil, charcoal and acrylic paint.


2 days of creative fun!

Sat. Feb. 14 and Sun. Feb 15

from 12 to 4pm both days

Call to reserve your seat, 407-323-2774

$165

Abundance Lesson

Few things are more satisfying for an artist than a well executed redo. I had this abstract piece called Abundance for sometime and ironically, it was lacking. So I added a blue jay and some sky and it all came together. Focal point. It now has one. Focus. I believe I now have more. Synergy. The  whole is now greater than the simple sum of its parts. Hasn't that always been the lesson of abundance?

Abundance Lesson, 30" x 40"

Abundance Lesson, 30" x 40"

Abundance, before the redo

Abundance, before the redo

Little Slugger

Finished! Little Slugger got worked on at my demo for the Leesburg Art Association at the Leesburg Center for the Arts. This was a great example of the balance between what to cover up and what to leave revealed. I just loved the pattern of the outfit but it was seriously clashing with the original background patterns. Think this works...

Little Slugger, 12" x 12", acrylics, charcoal, fabric and paper collage on wood panel

Little Slugger, 12" x 12", acrylics, charcoal, fabric and paper collage on wood panel

Leesburg Center for the Arts

I had a great time at the demo for the Leesburg Art Association today at the Leesburg Center for the Arts. There are still a few spots available for my workshop on Feb 21-22, 2015. Click here for more info.  Thanks again to Penny and Sharon!

Check out the show there of Richard Colvin's work called Local Colors. Wonderful!