November 12-14, 2022 Historic McKinney, TX enjoys a thriving art community of several hundred professional artists, including painters, potters, sculptors, photographers, woodcarvers and turners, mixed media artists and jewelers. Come tour the studios! Location: All over McKinney, Texas’ Historic District
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Work in progress (WIP) pics. What’s it gonna look like? Not even I know for sure 👍🏼 confidence in the unknown ❤️
Here’s a little studio tour for fun. I love having mini collections of stuff, most of it has come from my family and I love seeing those things every day that remind me of my loved ones ❤️ Then there the nature findings 🥹 so many! And a shark tooth drawing by my grandson ❤️
October 3 – November 5, 2022 I’m honored my work Wrench No. 10 is a part of the annual Visual Arts Guild of Frisco’s “best of the best” Creme de la Creme exhibition! The Artist’s reception is October 23, at the Frisco Discovery Center at 7pm. Come by and say “Hi!” Location: Frisco Discovery Center
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September 6 – October 9, 2022 A Visual Arts League of Allen juried exhibit that consists of artwork that compliments a designer’s space with a focus on visual components of color, form, shape, space, texture and contrast. At the beautiful Cotton Mill in McKinney, TX. Location: McKinney Cotton Mill, 610 Elm St, McKinney, TX 75069
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This painting was a bit of a struggle (note the turbulence, I guess I can’t hide it). I feel like we finally turned a corner and became friends again. I am finding it amazing how hard it is to shift my color palette away from what I’ve always used, but in this case, I think
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Next step in the evolution. Abstract art is so hard because there are no recognizable crutches to fall back on. Just you, your marks, color choices and composition. Sometimes goes a little wacky, in the most unexpected and delightful way.
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This little nugget is my favorite so far. It’s a turning point in color, composition and just breaking out of my usual painting routine. It’s little (8×10) but pack a