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Art :: It’s All In The Family

On March 24, 2011 By

It’s “all in the fam­ily” when it comes to cre­at­ing work in the stu­dio. Every­one inspires and assists when the stu­dio is located in the mid­dle of the home and the hub­bub of fam­ily and home all takes place around the work.

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On The Easel — Red Canoe Series — Pt. 3

On March 19, 2011 By

Stage 3 of the first two works in the Red Canoe Series — 2011, by Jan­ice Tanton.

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Four Simple Steps To Define Your Art (and Life) Vision

On March 19, 2011 By

Four sim­ple steps we took as we set out to define our vision for the year, and set our goals in art, as a cou­ple and as a family.

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The Empathic Society. Can we please connect?

On March 17, 2011 By

Jeremy Rifkin’s video pre­sen­ta­tions at the RSA on The Empathic Civilization.

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Grace The Leprechaun

Grace QOTD — On Why The Irish Dance So Fast

On March 17, 2011 By

Grace Quote of The Day — Why the Irish dance so fast.

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7 Things I Do in a Day as a Working Artist & Mom

On March 17, 2011 By

As a mom and an artist, time is valu­able. Here are 7 things I try to do to max­i­mize the time when I can’t paint because the stu­dio easels are filled with dry­ing works!

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Giving Birth :: The Artist’s Exhibition

On March 14, 2011 By

“An exhi­bi­tion of one’s work in which pas­sion and your human cap­i­tal is invested, is an inten­sive, life-changing expe­ri­ence. It is like giv­ing birth — the expe­ri­ence & respon­si­bil­ity lasts much longer than the show opening.”

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Art Tip of the Day #2 — Meet Murphy, My Studio Assistant

On March 11, 2011 By

Meet Murphy!.…Murphy’s oil soap, that is. “Murph” is one of the most effi­cient (and most eco­nomic), hard-working stu­dio assis­tants I have.

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Art Tip — Much Kneaded Erasers

On March 10, 2011 By

Neat tip for using kneaded erasers in oil painting.

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