Successful Show

We had a chilly and overcast day for the Utica Square Art Show in Tulsa and it was fantastic!  Lots of visits and good interaction with customers.  Thank you to everyone who stopped by.

My heartfelt THANKS  to friends and fellow artists Jennith Moncrief and Pamela Winters for their early morning help in setting up the booth.  I couldn't have done it without you!

Exactly what I have been wrestling with. How about you?

Compartmentalizing Your Art

by Keith Bond

How do you compartmentalize your art – or do you? [...]

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Fall News

It was a beautiful day in Tulsa as the Utica Art on the Square Show ran from 10 - 5.  Crowds were out and looking, enjoying the art.  I had a new spot for setup that I love and sold works entitled Clouds Over the Cimarron, Thin Girl, Day Lilies, and Peach Sky.

Thank you to all who stopped to visit.  My favorite comment received was "You're not like everyone else".  I think it is good to be different!

A big thank you to Anne Weil who gave of her time to help me set up and take down.  I couldn't have done it without you.

Blue Ribbon Day

On June 4, 2011, I was excited to bring home a first place ribbon in professional oil painting from the Route 66 Art Show and Sale sponsored by Sapulpa Arts.  This Oklahoma show brings attention to the history and beauty of our state.  The painting is titled "Parrot Tulip" and is 8" x 10".

Sidewalk Cafe

We visited Fort Lauderdale in May and if you look closely in the reflection, you will see my husband walking up the street.  This painting is showing at The Pearl Art Gallery in Tulsa.  Sold.