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 Studio News- My latest painting entitled, "Crossroads at Twilight" was inspired by evening walks in my Bayou Highlands neighborhood. The figures in the foreground were purely "artistic invention." I included them to heighten the mood of the piece. I love the way the palm trees and other foliage take on a glow just before sunset. It was early September when I shot reference photos and the skies were particularly dramatic.

  

 "Crossroads at Twilight"  24" x 18"  Oil on Stretched Canvas

 

 

  

Evolution of a painting--progressive steps from preliminary sketch to later stages.

 

The Woodfield Fine Art Gallery, has changed location! It now occupies a charming space in the heart of the Grand Central District of downtown St. Petersburg, Fl. The gallery's inviting atmosphere is filled with artwork that appeals to every taste and represents over 20 quality artists from the Tampa Bay area, including yours truly! Stop by to experience this St. Petersburg gem for yourself! If you cannot make it in person, you may view the collection on-line at https://www.woodfieldfineart.com/

Please 'like' the gallery's Facebook page, 'Woodfield Fine Art' to follow gallery events and postings!

Woodfield Fine Art Gallery, 2323 Central Avenue-St. Petersburg, Fl-727-254-6981

 

The St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts- I have some exciting personal news to share regarding this amazing museum located at 255 Beach Drive NE in St. Petersburg, Fl. I am training to become a 6th grade docent for the MFA! This exciting program connects the museum collection to the state curriculum students learn at school. Since its inception in 2012, it has served over 31,000 students! What a great bridge to join art and community! Training continues through January and our first tours begin later that month.









 

   


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  1. UnknownOctober 5, 2021 at 8:56 PM

    Thanks for the shout-out to the gallery...so grateful to have your work on display.

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