I’ve been getting more inquiries about commissions lately, so my husband has been bugging me about getting better information on the website. Now I know why I have been putting off improving my site: I’m no computer programmer and I suck at Photoshop. I know I don’t have information about my process on there yet, [...]
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I love Redheads– even natural ones.
Friday, 20 August 2010
The last couple of Fridays I’ve been painting these three-hour short portraits with my friend Kristin at Rob Zeller’s school in Bushwick, Brooklyn, The Teaching Studios of Art (she is a teacher there). They have a nice set up there with a lot of bounced light, so it feels really airy and certainly very different [...]
Ross Finocchio
Monday, 31 May 2010
I haven’t been posting this month too much because of some family things that have been keeping me busy, but last week I did get to paint my friend, the art historian Ross Finocchio. Ross is working on a dissertation of Henry Clay Frick and his collection.
Maya Rock, Writer
Thursday, 1 April 2010
This is a four-hour short portrait I did of Maya Rock, a writer based in New York. Maya is currently working on a novel, and is a freelance essayist who has written articles about her mixed heritage (click here for an article).
Renee Mayer
Monday, 7 December 2009
Renee is almost 13. It was wonderful painting a beautiful young girl for four hours. I have a pretty nice life.
Wilmot Kidd
Saturday, 28 November 2009
My good friend, Wilmot Kidd, artist, philosopher, photographer, screenwriter, cinematographer, nature enthusiast and all around angelic human being, sat for a 3.5 hour-ish portrait right before Thanksgiving. He has shown the iPhoto picture to friends, who have responded: “Russian, writer, poet, aristocratic dissident, Confederate general.” I couldn’t find my trusty “beard” brush (a beat-up old [...]
Portrait of Dr. Kristin
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
This is a portrait I did this week of my friend Kristin, who is a doctor. I heightened the highlights on her chin and forehead after she left and they dried a little more chromatic than I would have liked. Oh well. This happens every time I use maroger in the painting and then forget [...]