Author Archive | STP

Art-Comes-Home

Decades later, my art comes home

How an unexpected delivery connected me to my high school self! Yesterday my husband sent me a text message that I had received a large package at home. The sender was not familiar to me, and I know I hadn’t ordered anything online, but, I managed to contain my curiosity until I arrived home. Upon […]

Continue Reading

Fashion Art benefits Art for AIDS 2016

Since 2010 I’ve been honored to participate in a unique art experience to benefit AIDS Connecticut, with a portion going to ACT’s permanent endowment, The Richard B. Fried Fund, administered by  Hartford Foundation for Public Giving. ACT is a statewide coalition of organizations that provide services to people living with HIV/AIDS in Connecticut. Each artist is given […]

Continue Reading
PostcardFront

Jerry’s Artarama 1st Art Exhibit

I am so excited to have been chosen as one of 9 artists exhibiting in the 29th Anniversary celebration for Jerry’s Artarama of West Hartford! The opening reception is Saturday, May 9, form 6-9pm at the Artspace gallery in Hartford! http://calendar.letsgoarts.org/event/the-your-art-supplies-exhibition/ Related Images:

Continue Reading
Nolcha

Fashion never sleeps!

  and neither do I, it seems! September was a busy month and I’m catching up. On September 11, I headed into NYC to attend Nolcha Fashion Week at Pier 59 in Chelsea with local fashion designer Daniela Vlad and photographer Jay Sottolano. I swear it had to be a thousand degrees that day! The […]

Continue Reading
STPhooded

Take a look at some new illustrations! :)

I am thrilled to be able to create illustration for both the fashion industry and children’s publishing.  just uploaded some new illustrations to my fashion, color and black line portfolios! You are welcome to stop by and check them out and please leave a comment!   Related Images:

Continue Reading
Ghosts

Remembering Christmas trees past

“Ghosts” is a rather melancholy name for a colored pencil piece that truly evokes more joy in my heart than sorrow. These Christmas ornaments all hung on our trees since before I was born and their fragile glass shells are whisper thin.  I remember huge real trees spreading their branches in our small living room – […]

Continue Reading