I was recently awarded two exhibition assistance grants for showing work this year. I truly want to express my appreciation for both of these grants from the Ontario arts Council in conjunction with the Ontario Government. The assistance is meaningful both on a financial level, aas well as a personal one, in that the faith […]
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Today I’m doing a video post, as I unbox a package left for me by a visitor from the studio tour. https://youtu.be/knpjNNQUvgc
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News ART COMP TOP TEN FNALIST I am very honoured to have my painting “Apocalypse” place in the top 10 in the 100 Kellogg Lane Art Comp 2023.
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Today I’m going to talk about a subject I truly struggle with: social media. Remembering to document my work as I go along is difficult at best. I’m so caught up in the actual work, I often don’t think to stop and take photos along the way, much less shoot video while I’m working. It’s
Wow, August already! It’s been plenty hot, but the opening up of patios has at least helped bring back some fun for us all. Speaking of fun, The London Artists Studio Tour is only 8 weeks away. What, did I really just say 8 weeks? It’ll be here so fast. The 28th iteration (artists love
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I’ve been living in a world of should, as I’m sure a lot of you are. Torn between feeling like I should be accomplishing so much because of being in lockdown and then just being so completely weary of it all and feeling overwhelmed. Both feelings are valid to me. I do however feel like
Closing out the year with a post about a project I’ve been involved with this year. Last September an artist in a facebook group I belong to, Deb Jones, also known as “The travelling artist“, launched an idea for the group to create a collaborative sketchbook. An amazing woman, she really took charge, from creating
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A few years ago, I began extending my work from the genetics/theological debate I was having with myself and began producing work that looked a little more mechanical in nature. I was making (and still am,) making work in two very different paths. That second path began to morph into the steampunk-esque aesthetic where it
Watching Phillip Mould’s Art in Isolation Series on Youtube inspired me to try my hand at my own series, discussing my work. Here is my first attempt. Hope you enjoy.
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See Part one of this post. And Part two here Final Assembly I fed the lamp wire up through the pipes from the base and used a pipe wrench to make sure the pipes were good and solidly fitted. While things dried or glued, I worked on other parts for this project. For example the
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