Painted in Santa Fe in a beautiful light-filled studio. Started with an un-stretched canvas and inks which I manipulated by moving and bending the canvas to get the inks to run. Loved the patterns I was creating, and then just followed their lead! It was hard to cover them, as they were so exciting, but had to edit to create interest and enhance the composition.
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Ink, acrylic paint.
I am a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I earned my degree in painting from Newcomb College of Tulane University, and after graduating, stayed in New Orleans. (I spent my junior year abroad in Madrid where I studied art history in the Prado). I have worked in interior design since 1975, and owned a design shop in Old Metairie for 30+ years, 2 more on Magazine St., and now do select design jobs out of my home office.
Most of my time is now devoted to painting and travel… often combining the two. I have had several solo shows, on Julia Street, Magazine St., and in Birmingham, AL , where I am currently represented by Design Supply Shop. I also show with Taos Blue in Taos, NM.
My latest project is PaintSpace Nola, which will be completely renovated and ready to roll in early spring, 2023. It is going to be a wonderfully exciting space for art workshops of all kinds. I will bring in talented instructors from around the globe as well as from our local wealth of talent to teach 3, 4 and 5 day workshops to students from New Orleans and around the country.
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 Esparonsa_300_2016-12-27-22-40-47.jpg "New Orleans art \"Cuerpo y Alma (Body and Soul)\" Homage to Esperanza Spalding by artist George McClements: Acrylic on canvas")
