So, you ask, what exactly is she talking about? I have been selected to paint two sculptures this Spring that will be on display here in Northeast Wisconsin! One will be a Bear (Titled: The Bear Necesseities) and benefit the Einstein Project in Green Bay which supplies science kits to local schools, and the other is a Walleye (titled: A Fish for All Seasons) to be displayed along the beautiful riverfront in DePere. Stay tuned for pictures of the creatures as my designs bring them to life!!!
Contact the ARTgarage in Green Bay for registration and information. (920-448-6800)
Visit the studios of 17 artists during the weekend of Oct. 8-10, including mine!!! This is a FREE self-guided tour. Can’t beat that!
Friday Noon-6, Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday Noon-5pm
Please check out my “Artist Focus” page in the August 2010 issue of American Art Collector Magazine!! Exciting times!
This guy is gettting delivered and clear coated so he can be set out in Green Bay for the summer.
Three middle schoolers finished their first paintings of the session! Emily, Jess, and John. Fantastic!!!
Here is what I’m working on for a fundraiser at this time. The funds will support the Einstein Project here in Green Bay that supplies science kits to elementary schools. 
He will be displayed in Green Bay and then auctioned off in September. His title is “Country roads Take Me Home”
Here are some pics of my 5th -8th graders hard at work. We drew the still life and then used watercolor pencils to color it in, working on correct proportions, composition and value …and now adding color-FUN!
We have been busy getting ready for full color works. After studying values in black and grey, we moved on to color wheels, value charts and finally full color drawings! The kids were thrilled to study the landscape. We discussed foreground, middle ground and background, then we drew them with colored pencils. All this is prepping us for painting next Spring.
Here is a link to the WI Arts Board exhibit I am involved in through Nov. 13th.
