I shared a few days ago about my deep dive into landscape study, drawing, and painting again.  You can read about some books and artists that have inspired me in this endeavor HERE.   On a whim, I also joined in on the Spring Sky Challenge hosted by Erin Spencer on Instagram.  A painting challenge issued on Instagram was how I started oil painting in the first place (that was the 100 Meadows Project), so it seemed a fitting way to push myself to paint landscapes daily for a month. We have had pretty miserable spring weather so far with lots of cold, rainy, gray days, so I haven’t been outside to paint as much as I would like and I’ve been painting off of photos.  Most of the photos were taken recently as I’m out and about, but a few of the photos are old ones that I wanted to

I have been busy painting away since my last original art sale and I’m excited to announce the date for the next one – Monday, March 27, 2023, at 1:00 EST.  As with other online sales, this post is a preview of the paintings that will be in the sale so have the chance to window shop and decide if any of these paintings need a home with you. Before I share the collection of paintings, here are a few tips on shopping the sale… The sale will go live HERE.  Paintings will not be visible until 1:00 est on Monday, March 27, 2023.  The paintings are first come first serve. There is only one of each and they typically sell quickly. For faster secure checkout, set up an account and sign in HERE before the sale starts. The paintings are not reserved in your cart.  They are only yours once you pay,

The upside and downside of pieces of art are each work is one of a kind.  That’s why it makes it special to own one.  But, one upside of a painting is that, unlike a piece of furniture or an antique I’ve fixed up, prints can be made of painting!  So, those who loved the original and weren’t able to snap it up, can get a print.  A few of the paintings I launched in my last sale have already been picked up for licensing (to be produced and sold in stores), but it can take about a year for a piece to go through the entire manufacturing process and end up in a retail shop or website.  While the paintings are fresh in the minds of those who were interested, I wanted to make them available as prints (and a few other products) on . I’ve sold on for