Let the beauty we love be what we do. Thursday, February 23, 2012. Saturday, January 14, 2012. More than 6 months since my last entry! I juried in my pastels and my miniatures and became a member July 1st. Much to my surprise, at the end of July I was asked to join the Artworks Gallery in Greenbank! Again, I juried my pastels, becoming a member the 1st of October. And so begins my 4th year of being an artist! I look forward to a great year of painting,. Happy New Year to all.

To all my friends who follow my short but exciting art journey. I am thrilled to have my new Website successfully launched. but it is only a beginning. I will be adding and editing content, of course, as time goes on. Visit my blog here or my older blog at. And anytime check out my galleries - - www. Ps Kindly respect that all images displayed on this website are the property of the.

your first experiences of applying marks to paper. how much fun it was to see the colors you chose appear on paper. Grown up colored pencils continue the experience and the joy. Saturday, August 27, 2011. This white one is grown from seed I harvested, grew and photographed. I feel like a proud mama! While primarily colored pencil, this is actually a mixed media piece and all the more beautiful for it. So this is my interp.

The Queen Goes to Washington! 17th National Exhibition of The American Society of Marine Artists.

Jewelry and Mixed Media Art for the Eclectic Spirit. What I dream of is an art of balance, of purity and serenity, devoid of troubling or depressing subject matter. I pride myself on creating beautiful, long lasting items that you will cherish for a lifetime. Each piece of My Brown Wren jewelry and works of art are one-of-a-kind. I may repeat a style, but each piece is handmade by me in my studio - no two pieces are exactly alike.

Saturday, December 16, 2017. November and December fly by and I feel lucky to find time to sit and meditate while sketching. In November we went to the Olympic Mist Alpaca Farm. Learned how to make eco printed silk scarves and make a not so quick sketch of the lovely and surprisingly friendly alpacas. It was a standing up, freezing my fingers sketch, but the girls were wonderful and hung out with me! This was sketched and shaded with water-soluble walnut ink.