
This is all in preparation for an invitation to enter a juried show in Columbia, SC in March. I don't know if I'll finish the big panel in time, but I'll try. I've got to prime it first so won't get started on the actual painting until Sunday. I'm planning on doing a figure but am not sure what yet. I also have three small panels primed and ready to be painted. And since I was gifted with a new set of 12 oil paints so I can't delay because of lack of materials. It's just finding the studio time.
I've updated my website with all of the paintings I did prior to being diagnosed with cancer and plan to photograph all the news ones on Saturday so my site will be up to date. I've been debating who to proceed in the coming months. I miss having my work at Les Beaux Arts and miss the int4eraction with the other artists there but am also really tempted by the new studios which will be opening in Brandon Mill in the Village at the West End in May at the Greenville Center for the Arts.
I found the time to visit The Village Grind, a new coffee shop in the Village at the West End and a great gathering place for artists. Wonderful coffee and great people. The owner is the niece of Mark Mulfinger and two of his large paintings are hanging in the shop. I can't wait for Mark and I to go. I also stopped by Art&Light and saw their new digs and artists' work including Teresa Pace, Kent Ambler, Paul Flint, and Diane Kilgore.
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