Happy Valentine's Day

Single or shared, I've always loved this holiday. xo

Bronze Medal Winner

Best Trade Show Environment (Under 50'x50') - Bronze

A very proud milestone for me in the otherwise very tiny Biotech Design niche.

2010 Event Design Award Winners Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Once again, Event Design magazine is proud to announce the winners of the Event Design Awards—this industry’s highest honor, claimed only by the cream of the crop in the world of events, exhibits, and environments.
Hundreds of entries across 14 categories were judged by our elite panel to determine the best of the best—and the winners didn’t disappoint. From exhibit environments and permanent installs, to brand pavilions and best interactives, here are your Event Design Awards winners.

http://www.eventdesignmag.com/viewmedia.asp?prmMID=667&prmID=1

An Oil Painting

Groton Fog

24x30" Oil on canvas

This was my first oil painting since college! It has been too long. It truly is an enjoyable medium.

Summer Paintings

Postcard from Pandora (2010)

30x40" Acrylic

This painting was done for a friend who is moving from California to Germany. In an effort to merge the organic with the vibrant, this fluorescent floral arrangement was meant to remind her of the livelihood of CA during her time abroad.

It was a step away from working with a subject, or even a concrete idea, but it proved to be a lesson in color theory and composition all the same.

It also provided the perfect inspiration for the new season of paintings. Summer.

Long Pose

Last week we dropped in on another live drawing class. This was a two hour pose and it became an opportunity to work on soft lighting and heavy volume. Everyone took a different approach with a different medium for this model - charcoals, painting, tablets. One artist in particular used a variety of hot-color pastels in combination with a strong charcoal outline. I want to look further into this technique...

Spring Paintings

Spring (2010)

With a new season fast approaching ...in a town that doesn't have seasons :), this painting is the first of many new Spring paintings. I'll have to reshoot this since the lighting was too hot on the flowers and it's a longer painting that needs to be shot with a tripod, but in the interest of sharing new works....18x36" Acrylic on canvas.

Tents