Category Archives: Animal watercolor

Stolen Painting and the Woes of the World

My last public exhibit would have been fantastic; I sold 4 pieces out of it and was thrilled that folks were loving my work! Yes it, was better than most of the showings even, but for one horrible event: someone stole a painting.

Book Release!!

I’ve released two books aimed at different ages or levels of children.

Many times, when I do a project, I don’t post images of information about it. This project is special and I’d like to spread the word. Below are some of the illustrations I created for this book.

Time to make pasta…er… Prints!

I’d read that, in a pinch, a pasta room could be made into a printing press. Could it be true?

Pigment Processing

Internet sleuthing is a tricky thing. I decided to put some of my own research here to help others that might be curious about making pigments from different sources. Knowing that copper is used to produce some wonderful colors led me to explore ways to make my own pigments for painting. Clay, metal oxides, andContinue reading “Pigment Processing”

Make Professional Round Brushes from Squirrel Hair and Goose Quills

Learn to create your own artist grade brushes that give you the finest lines.

Even More and More Sharing Pieces!

A few more pieces to share!