I received my BA from Ohio University. I was lucky enough to dive into my studio art classes with some of the best artists around (OK, I may be a little biased but really; best artists, PERIOD). The faculty at OU thrived on making their mini artists question, critique, lose their mind, & question their art some more. Until they felt that they may truly die from lack of conceptual ideas, much less the manifestation of these ‘ideas’. I graduated in 2011, with a handful of paintings that were good enough to throw on a website. I’ve spent my time since college focusing less on conceptual ideas & more on the materials in hand. While discovering what my materials can do for me, I find myself never being able to fight the urge to add more color & texture. I’ve given up on fighting this urge and now embrace it. I continue to find new ways to manipulate the paint & manifest my ideas. I encourage you to take notice to the variation in color, value, texture & movement in my art. These paintings are simply abstractions of everyday life, feelings & concerns. They’re inspired by my surroundings & are focused far more on the materials than the message.

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Mama Bird Charms

Calling all Moms, Grandmas, and the people that love them...

No new photos of the project previously mentioned... BUT I do have better quality photos of the Mama Bird charm I made my beloved mother. These charms are an amazing way to showcase the amount of children or grandchildren one has. I am so very excited that I have an order in place for another beloved Mama Bird in South Park, PA. Mama Rhoades is very dear to my heart and I can't wait for her to see the wonderful charm coming her way! 

Future Mama Birds in the making :)

My Mother's charm, she has 3 daughters and 4 grandkids... These charms can be as big or small as the Mama Bird wants it to be. :)

Close up detailed shot, notice my mother's choice of a stronger chain for a bigger charm.
These charms are made to order, so also priced to order. they can be as inexpensive as $10, and as expensive as $75. It all depends on the quality of silver, beads, stones, pearls, etc. You know where to reach me if you're interested, I'm sure you're Mama Bird would appreciate the gesture.  :)

Thanks for checking back folks! More fun projects to come :)
Peace&Love.
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