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Finally, I finished #3 in the Italy series. This one, called The Duomo, highlights a side street in Florence down which you can just see just a fraction of (the top) the city’s famous cathedral. I wanted to capture it from a perspective that you don’t typically see in the many artistic renderings of this famous and towering church.
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This is my latest pet portrait, using colored pencils and a touch of black ink. This is Diva, an Italian Spinone, as a puppy with one of her favorite pals.
The original is 8.5 x 11 inches. Feel free to contact me for pricing of custom pet or house portraits. For those interested, in this particular portrait I initially started by lightly sketching in the puppy and her toy. I detailed the stuffed toy, then the puppy, and finally the pet ...
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Just finished the second cityscape in my Italy Series. This one features the Cinque Terre town of Riomaggiore (one of 5 quaint villages, hence the name Cinque), along the Mediterranean coast that are more easily accessed by boat, train, and on foot, than by car. I got there by boat.
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A short boat ride from Venice are the three islands of Murano, known for its exquisite glassmaking, Burano for its lace, and Torcello for its ancient ruins.
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Yes, I am participating in the Hopkinton Holiday Boutique, being held in the beautifully restored barn on Hayden Rowe Street. Performances and other holiday activities will also be happening on the premises throughout the December 4-6 weekend. I will have photography from my recent trip to Italy and mosaic pieces, including mirrors, animals, planters, and cityscapes.
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Happy Halloween! Hope you get lots of candy.
I will be participating in Hopkinton’s Holiday Boutique in December. Check back in November for details.
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I just added another mosaic to my Boston series! This one is a view from the North End toward the financial district. Hence the name Looking Downtown.
Continue Reading →I am pleased to have one of my photos – Central Park is Open – accepted to this popular Arts in Bloom show. The Hopkinton Garden Club provides floral arrangements to complement the winning entries. The show runs May 8-June 5, 2015. The opening reception was well-attended for the 10th anniversary of this popular event.
Continue Reading →Excited to be accepted to the annual juried Off the Wall exhibit. The exhibit runs concurrently with the Community of Artists exhibit June 7- August 2, 2015. An opening reception will take place Saturday, June 6 from 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Juried by Judith French, former director of the museum, the exhibit typically draws critics, gallery owners, and collectors to view New England artists’ work in all media.
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