FREE POSTERS OF FOUR PAINTINGS !!

Free Posters!!  This is one of four free posters Bug Press is generously giving away now through the end of April as part of their Featured Artist series. Bug Press is the high quality printer for many  artists as well as the printer for Keeping Vigil Press cards. Prints, 12x18, of the paintings are on display in the Bug Press gallery and are for sale and can be purchased for $25 there or through this website. 

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FREE POSTERS of Four Paintings

Free Posters!!  This is one of four free posters Bug Press is generously giving away now through the end of April as part of their Featured Artist series. Bug Press is the high quality printer for many artists as well as the printer for Keeping Vigil Press cards. Prints, 12x18, of the paintings are on display in the Bug Press gallery and are for sale and can be purchased for $25 there or through this website. 

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NEW CARD FOR WINTER SEASON

 

Madonna of the Redwoods

from painting by Bernardino Luini (1485 to 1532)

This card I pulled from my archives. It was a personal Christmas card I designed in 2000, and by request have published it this year to share with more then a small circle of family and friends. It enhances the now 37 fine art card collection of Keeping Vigil Press.

She is certainly lovely thanks to painter Luini. 

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Rumi Inspiration

 This Rumi poem is posted on the wall in my studio and here for sharing.

 

 

In your light I learn how to love,

In your beauty, how to make poems.

You dance inside my chest,

where no one sees you,

but sometimes I do,

and the sight becomes this art.

 

National Endowment for the Arts funding threatened!

Yesterday, the White House has released its proposed budget to Congress, officially recommending full termination of funding of both the National Endowment for the Arts and National Endowment for the Humanities.

This is the first American President in history to propose zeroing out all funding for the nation’s federal cultural agencies.
 

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To learn more, we recommend this New York Times article. Oof.

A LESSON IN COLOR

It is from a simple childhood chore that I learned about color and form– by hanging laundry out to dry. After I would arrange the clothing on the clothesline by color and shape, I would lie on the lawn and watch the palette of my arrangement billow and flap against the plane of sky. From this playful beginning emerged the color field base throughout my painting.