Exhibits
CURRENT
Currently on display as part of Gallery by the Lake's Summer Open Theme show
My first attempt at a landscape done with paper quilling techniques. Since the circles made up the leaves of the tree, and I was making a tree out of paper...full circle.😉
Gallery by the Lake's exhibit space is located on the 2nd floor of Historic City Hall
This exhibit will be on display until Sept. 16, 2023.
Historic City Hall is open Tue-Sat, 10am-6pm
One Dot at a Time
currently on display again as part of the Summer Open Theme show
also included in Gallery by the Lake's "Special Things Around Us" show
Historic City Hall, Lake Charles, LA
9/9/22-11/12/22
These 4 pieces were on display at Historic City Hall as part of Gallery by the Lake's "Special Things Around Us" exhibit. This time, I went for consistency of technique instead of subject. Stippling - drawing with just dots - involves changing the density and sometimes the pen tip size to achieve shading and depth. I'd done one stippled piece in high school, and hadn't tried it since. After using several different green pens for the shadow of the absinthe spoon, I decided to attempt full color for the first time, and I like how it turned out.
PAST
Turtles All the Way Up
included in Gallery by the Lake's "Zoo View" show
Historic City Hall, Lake Charles, LA
6/24/22-8/27/22
included in Gallery by the Lake's "In Depth" show
Historic City Hall, Lake Charles, LA
11/25/22-1/28/23
This piece was first on display in the Henning Cultural Museum's "Chaos Theory" show (9/8/22-11/5/22).
The theme of 2022's Chaos Theory show was "The Atomic Age and the Unknown." I chose to take the words of Einstein's letter to FDR which prompted the Manhattan Project and use them to draw his silhouette. (Then filled in his hair with E=mc²)