Posted by Laura | January 18, 2016
Juicebox Interview
Here’s a little interview I did on The Daily Juicebox. I chatter about my past, my work, and why I probably need counseling.
Here’s a little interview I did on The Daily Juicebox. I chatter about my past, my work, and why I probably need counseling.
I illustrated the set for the 2015 East Van Panto again this year. This is far and away one of my favorite projects.
I love cartoons and caricatures. You can tell that from my painting style. I draw them, too.
When you introduce yourself as an artist, people often remark in a well-intentioned way how you are “livin’ the dream,” because if you do what you love (everyone assumes people in the arts are doing what they love), you’ll never work a day in your life. That’s the dream: love, productivity, appreciation, but no work. There’s a […]
“Consolatory Art for Distressed Hearts” is a phrase van Gogh used to describe his work. I came across it in this most excellent review, here: http://www.lrb.co.uk/v37/n15/julian-barnes/selfie-with-sunflowers. The phrase takes the slight shame I have in making frivolously pretty paintings and reconciles it with my own enjoyment of making and looking at frivolously pretty paintings. Sometimes just looking at […]
Take a peek at my process and see how a painting goes from start to finish.
I gave a talk on “Art and Seeing Things” to a large group of Grade 4 students. There’s even a video.
I did the backdrop designs for the 2014 East Van Panto and this year the story is set in my very own Fraser Street neighborhood.
How a commission goes from subject photo to final painting and all the steps in-between.
Showtime! I’m having a show of new work from July 11 to August 6 at The Whip Gallery & Restaurant at 209 E. 6th Avenue at Main. Reception is Sunday, July 13 from 6 pm to 8 pm. I’ll be there this Sunday, July 13, from 6 pm to 8 pm with a table for […]
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