August 08, 2023
I am very happy to donate a portion of my proceeds from the sale of these prints to the Houston Restaurant Weeks fundraiser this year. These prints will be perfect in your kitchen, cocktail space or curiosity niche.
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March 13, 2022
If you are a country kid, you likely remember a mean rooster. They are beautiful bullies. If you've ever been spurred, you'll never forget it...
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January 02, 2022
10 Lords A-Leaping has truly been one of the most FUN projects in my "Twelve Days of Christmas" painting project so far! I contemplate many mediums for artistic inspiration. I came across a Pinterest page featuring the Royal Ballet of London's performance of the "Tale of Jeremy Fisher." The images of the coloured botanical backgrounds, water plants, trout, water beetle and, of course, a frog named Jeremy are absolutely enchanting.
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December 26, 2021
The main focus of "Eight Maids-a-Milking" is to evoke delight and to bring a smile to the viewer. Who does not love a black and white mamma sow and her tiny, wiggly piglets? I sincerely hope that you delight in this depiction of the age-old song verse of "Twelve Days of Christmas.
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December 26, 2021
The foundation of Kimberly Potts' version of "Partridge in a Pear Tree" is a single espallier branch, since including the entire tree would reduce the scale of the heart of the painting: the partridge. This version of "A Partridge in a Pear Tree" expanded the vision and indulged the tendency toward fanciful and fantastical (i.e., note the meteor shower taking place amid the stars.)
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January 26, 2020
I've always hoped that maybe one day I would be inspired to create an art journal. It wasn't until a blissful two-and-a-half week trip to Italy recently that I was convinced to finally do so. This was my first opportunity to visit Northern Italy. I was captivated (charmed really) by the lifestyle, customs and beautiful backdrop of every stop I made... the simple things were the most beautiful...
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December 22, 2019
Last Fall I was for an evening walk, when I suddenly "felt eyes." I looked up and noticed a cat peering out at me from behind a beautiful stained glass window. The cat never shifted its gaze from me. I never forgot the image. Most significantly, I never forgot the feeling, and the subsequent mood it created in my mind. These kind of experiences inspire me to be creative.
"Church Cat" is very atmospheric and shadowy. The viewer may not see the cat instantly; instead, the cat slowly ...
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February 17, 2019
I am a very spontaneous and splashy artist, and the Arteza pens react immediately, almost like confetti! What I mean by this is, “whatever happens, happens” and I am satisfied with the result. I assume the universe is giving me divine direction. This exercise is extremely gratifying (and necessary) for a watercolor artist.
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December 26, 2018
I have a couple of paperwhite bulbs blooming profusely on my kitchen bar. The scent is cloying, heavy and blanketing, like a powdery white snow. To me, it is a sweet reminder that spring is just around the corner.
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December 02, 2018
The Nov-Dec issue of ARKANSAS WILDLIFE inspired me with its beautiful cover, so of course a painting happened! "Morning Mallard" makes me think of my duck hunting friends!
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September 07, 2018
Much JOIE can be found by being open and receptive to an unexpected result...
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