Posted in Animals, Quilting, Sewing, tagged chicken, cow, donkey, duck, farm animals, farmstead, goat, Goose, hen, Moda fabric, pig, Rooster, sheep on August 30, 2025| Leave a Comment »
I just got a couple of quilts back from the longarmer. I was excited to finish this one…made with Moda’s Farmstead panel. It is so cute with all the farm animals. It’s not huge, just 52″x52″ but it is so adorable we wouldn’t be able to stand it if it was bigger. LOL!
Posted in Art Class, Paint Party, tagged hen, Rooster on August 28, 2023| Leave a Comment »
We had a great time yesterday painting the Rooster & Hen. Everyone did a FABULOUS job!!! Come join us soon to paint something just like these painters did. Check out the upcoming events here.
Posted in Animals, Holidays, Paint Party, tagged hen on November 19, 2021| Leave a Comment »
Posted in daily painter, Dogs, Farm Animals, tagged art lessons, chicks, daily painter, Dogs, farm animals, fruit, hen, Rescue dogs, Shenandoah Valley Artist, still life, Virginia Artist on March 7, 2015| 5 Comments »
An idea for an upcoming Retreat painting that is just sketched in
A Pet Portrait commission in progress
An art class demo that needs just a little more work
I get questions all the time about “daily painting”. The most often asked is “Do you paint every day?” And the answer is “almost”. When I first joined the daily painting movement I did paint every day. And I completed a different small painting everyday….for a long time. I did this for about 4 years. Then I started working on larger paintings and while I painted every day I didn’t complete one each day.
But then I started offering other types of classes besides painting so it required me to create in other formats (like crocheting, multi-media, etc.) to prepare for classes so now my answer is that I create something everyday. It may not always be a painting like it was in the beginning but I do something creative each and every day.
Right now I have a couple of paintings that I am working on that still need a little work to be finished. Here are a couple. You will hopefully see the finished paintings soon.
The Studio 