Rejuvenation, the landscape blooms the trees abound, no longer LIVING ON THE EDGE
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Saturday, September 25, 2010
STUDIO NEWS
Finally started on my next project !! '' Painting Australia ''..... with this painting of Clarence Street and the Historical Museum in beautiful down town Port Macquarie. Check it out at the Sunset Gallery in Port. www.sunsetgallery.com.au Watch my Blog for upcoming exhibitions and news from the studio
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Works in Progress
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
STUDIO NEWS
Its been a while since my last update !! I've moved back to Australia and to a new life. Im excited about all the new projects rolling around in my head, can't wait to further projects started at Acme, my studio in Wilmington N.C. USA., more mixed Media and Encaustic experiments....all happening at Gum Scrub !!
Friday, October 2, 2009
STUDIO NEWS
Monday, September 14, 2009
STUDIO NEWS

Lots been happening !!! New projects started and old ones updated !!
Last week was full of new beginnings----2 new paintings, exploring the possibility of a Giclee' line, of which I have ordered samples, and my most ambitious project (for me anyway) the start of my book--PAINTING AMERICA-- a chronicle of my work since living here in the States, explaining visually, through paintings, my interpretation of photographs taken on my travels.
I'm surrounded by birds in my studio !! Started these Cranes months ago--thought I'd get them finished---couldn't stand them looking at me anymore !
Check for updates on these latest projects.
Monday, September 7, 2009
UNA LUNA WORLD GALLERY---FEATURED ARTIST FOR SEPTEMBER.

I WILL BE FEATURED ARTIST , Opening Reception, Friday 4th September, 2009. 7pm to 10pm
226 S. Front Street, Wilmington N.C. For more information call Marcus 910 772 1777
Wine and Musical entertainment.
~EXHIBITION NEWS~
What a great show !! I was very happy with the venue, Una Luna's wonderfully eclectic treasures made for an interesting night. Thanks to all who attended, I appreciate your support.
The exhibition runs through September.
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