Ten years ago, I found myself in a small art gallery, looking at an art piece on the wall that said “mixed media”. I came

I’ve been wanting to paint sunflowers again, but there were a few online art classes that I was taking first, before I could delve into

Blossoms and Butterflies – 11 x 14 inch acrylic on stretched canvas  (SOLD, thank you!) She’s quite the character, don’t you think? Just one rose,

I’m still working on making my portraits tell more of a “story”… and this portrait reminds me very much of a character in a fairytale

I took a short break from art, to spend about six days near the ocean. What a wonderful way to de-stress, relax, and soak in

From week to week, I don’t usually have a well thought out plan of what I am going to paint. I am usually inspired by

Last year at this time, I painted this portrait of Saskia. Since then, it has sold, and one of my collectors asked me if I

I am still enjoying portraits this month, and while painting them is the most fun for me…sometimes choosing names has an appeal all its own!

Well, this has definitely been the year for portraits… Lost in a Daydream – 5 x 7 inch acrylic on Ampersand gessobord …and I am

We all love it when those fluttering little hummingbirds fly into our yards…they are quick, and colorful, and sometimes we do hear them “hum”. Last

This painting started off as my first assignment – it was the week we were learning the art of Gustav Klimt, in the Studying Under the Masters 3

There seems to be a pattern going on here… Alexandra – 5 x 7 inch acrylic painting on Ampersand art panel (SOLD, thank you!) Elisabetta