twins

this is a digitally manipulated reincarnation of a recent commissioned print. I have to confess I really like the added layers that the extra manipulation can bring, even if (as in the case of most of my work) the basis image itself comes from the original print and is not significantly altered.

Jane Eyre

What do you think? (This is another monotype on paper, sized 14"x17", and was part of the library show).

What else am I working on? A double portrait of two adorable children, plus odds and ends (including a few paintings.. have no idea where these will 'go' style-or final content-wise..) Am also really excited about having been picked by the Small World Curators to have a show at the Small World in Princeton (on Witherspoon Street, no less!!) in October 2010.

Cranbury Public Library Show

Thanks again to everybody who could join us yesterday - and many thanks again to the team at the library for making it all possible! Here's one of the pieces from the show:

I call her 'The Dreamer'

.. and she is framed and ready to go to the library show! If you are in the Princeton area, do come down on Thursday for some nibbles, and a talk on looking after your creative side..

"I Dream of People"

..is the title of my upcoming show at the Cranbury Public Library. It will run from June 25th till September - the opening will be on June 25th at 6, and will feature a talk by Yours Truly on 42 Tips for Cultivating Your Creative Side.. I am very excited by this opportunity to show my work so close to home!

Updates and news

It has been a slow Spring in terms of posting, and thus there is much to make up for. Images coming in the next few days, but in the meantime I can't wait to share the good news - my favorite public library (Cranbury Public Library in Cranbury, NJ) will host a small show of my work over the summer! (Needless to say, I am very excited (and nervous!!))

Hands

Another monoprint, a slightly older piece this time. Still 14"x17" on paper.

P.S. I really love the the way the small show at the Rooster turned out - the four pieces look great there!