Shadows of Palm Trees

SHADOWS OF PALM TREES

6 x 6 inch Acrylic on Canvas Panel

Latest painting done while vacationing in Hawaii.
Painting will be available in February through artist's Etsy shop.

Sunset Silhouette

SUNSET SILHOUETTE

6 x 6 inch Acrylic on Canvas Panel

Painting done while vacationing in Hawaii.
Painting will be available in February through artist's Etsy shop.

A Palm Against The Clouds

A PALM AGAINST THE CLOUDS

6 x 6 inch Acrylic on Canvas Panel

Painting done while vacationing in Hawaii.
Painting will be available in February through artist's Etsy shop.

French Countryside Impressions in Lavender and Yellow

FRENCH COUNTRYSIDE IMPRESSIONS IN LAVENDER AND YELLOW

8 inch by 8 inch Acrylic on Canvas Panel

Painting will be available for sale in artist's shop
on etsy.com in early February.

Palm Tree Reflections

PALM TREE REFLECTIONS

6 x 6 inch Acrylic on Canvas Panel

Latest painting done while vacationing in Hawaii.
Painting will be available in February through artist's Etsy shop.

The New Year Brings Changes

I have decided to make several design changes as well as posting changes in the new year. I have been posting painting ideas and thoughts and discussing techniques. This year I will focus on listing new paintings. This will mean that I will post a blog less frequently. I am going to give my blog a design overhaul, attempting to make it more pleasing to view and give it a professional look. This may take some experimentation and several changes and tweaks until I arrive at the desired look.
May the New Year bring us all a wonderful future. And as always, my life is art!

Time to Reflect, Time to Make Changes

I'm in the process of making some decisions and changes to how I market my art and how I do my art. The end of the year always makes me stop and rethink my plans. I will be in Hawaii in January. I will be doing no online sales but will be painting. In February, when I return from Hawaii with a more focused, less hap-hazard way of producing and selling my art. Organization and reflecting on what works and what doesn't will be the key to seeing the direction for changes that need to be embraced.