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#72 WHATEVER WORKS, PART 2

Even though my finished product looks like a photo, I’m always hoping it is better than a photo. A lot of time and energy goes into every painting. The sheer joy of mixing transparent dyes to create brilliant colors gives me pleasure. Simply creating my art is enough for me.  Continue reading

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#67 CAMELLIAS IN THE RAIN

I was truly able to indulge my fascination with water droplets by painting “Camellias in the Rain.” Continue reading

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#63 INTERVIEW WITH A FOOD ARTIST – PART 2

I’m grateful for my art career and appreciate the shift into creating art for pleasure. For decades, I was pleasing other people with my art, and now I’m enjoying pleasing myself! Continue reading

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#62 CAMELLIAS IN BLOOM

My most recent painting, “Camellia Tree” was definitely an exercise in patience. It also became an opportunity for me to explore endless green color variations because I painted a lot of foliage. Continue reading

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