Oh, Oregon. How happy I am that I moved here long ago... I made this print dedicated to the stands of trees all over this lovely state. Want one? It is available in my Etsy shop. Or come by my studio and pick one up (contact me for an appt).

Limited to 100 prints

Digitally printed onto heavyweight matte paper

Signed & numbered

Size A3: 16.5" x 11.7

Here's the lovely Lili at a press check for a t-shirt I designed for her team "Hi Lili Hi Lo" for the JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes. The walk takes place in Portland on October 4th at Oaks Park. Lili is a dear friend with type 1 diabetes, and wears an insulin pump just like my dad does. She was lucky enough to have met President Obama earlier in the year as a member of the JDRF Children's Congress (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation). To learn more about Lili, or to donate to her team, please visit her blog. Go Lili!!

Here's a sneak peek at a painting I made for an upcoming show with Lisa Congdon at Rare Device in November. Bovids represent! This is my portrait of a lovely "chamois". He's French. Ooh la la... Painting is 11x14, acrylic on board

Hello everyone! It is I, @my! I have been away from the bloggin' scene for a spell... but now that I have a new web site, I felt it was time I got back into the swing of things. This blog will focus on my artwork, shows, projects, etc. Every once in a while I'll throw in some pictures from my personal life or something... in case you find that at all interesting. My cat seems to think it is... But she also eats about 10 moths a night and really only follows me about the house in hopes of the occasional non-moth snack. So, go figure.

What's up with the red scarf/ghost title? Well, that stems from a long ago car ride when I wasn't wearing my glasses, and I saw a string of lights on someone's front porch. From my ultra powerful squintvision, the string of lights looked like ghosts... but then I thought, "No... you don't put a red scarf on a ghost." Or at least I thought I "thought" it. I actually said it out loud, much to the confusion of my car mates. They then said "They were snowmen." And, "Where are your glasses?"

The moral is: I am always, always observing and cataloging everything I see, interpreting it and putting it away for future drawing fodder. So lo and behold... there it be, as the subject of my new blog header... I try.

Anyway, it's good to be back! Have a good one everybody!