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All in fine art
This was my 4th year having a booth at a local art show put on by the Draper Visual Arts Foundation and it was my most successful year yet! I sold 3 original paintings along with a handful of giclee prints and vinyl stickers.
What would I put in a dream studio if money I had no budget and could build out anything I want?? Lots of natural light and space for lots of different projects, including a space for my computer, an easel for painting, a big table for crafts and picture framing, and a sink for fabric dyeing projects. :::wrings hands together in glee:::
I created this watercolor painting of Lone Peak and had it made into running trucker hats for Wolfpack Running Club. Boco Gear in Colorado made did the hats for us!
I had the pleasure of creating a watercolor painting for the sole purpose of putting it on a trucker hat for Irvington High School’s track & field and cross country teams in Fremont, California. I painted one of the most recognizable peaks in Fremont; Mission Peak.
This weekend I participated again in Art in the Barn hosted by the Draper Visual Arts Foundation. It’s a fun, local show that I’ve done for three years now. I always opt to have a tent outside of the barn at Draper City Park so I can set up my own booth.
I stumbled upon a 10-day painting challenge on Instagram co-hosted by Canvas; the company where I got the awesome desk lamp that lets me easily make time lapse videos for my socials and decided to sign up.
When you think of Utah, an image of Delicate Arch from Arches National Park might be one of the first that pops into your head. It’s easily one of Utah’s most famous and iconic landmarks. It was time for me to do a larger painting of this famous art.
I have wanted to do a larger painting of Lone Peak for quite a while. It’s the biggest and most prominent mountain that I see from the part of the Salt Lake Valley where I live. I periodically post images of my view on Instagram. You can see the vast differences in weather, light, and colors.
