For those of you who don’t know, a hat trick is three successes in a row, usually in a limited time. I am excited to announce that I have pulled an art hat trick with Jersey Shore magazine.
Their Spring issue featured my historical fiction piece on the John Minturn and a photo of The Glider. The 20 x 24″ oil also won a merit award at Pine Shores Fall 2016 show.
Jersey Shore Publications Summer magazine issue included my oil painting “Lobster Buoys” a.k.a. “Maine Memories”. This painting was purchased by a Maine resident and good friend. The buoys are back home not far from Acadia National Park and near the site where I first was inspired to paint them.
I have just heard that the Jersey Shore Publications will be picking up third painting for their next issue. You’ll have to stop by again to see which one.
THANK YOU! Jersey Shore Magazine, for supporting local artists and sharing their work!
Sunday afternoon brought cloudy skies and a few showers, but they failed to dampen the mood at the Studio Yu Opening reception. We had a nice turnout and many of the guests lingered for the full two hours, enjoying both the fabulous venue and the art. It was wonderful to chat with the other Studio Yu artists, some for the first time, as well as the guests – some of whom came from as far away as the midwest for this opening.
This weekend marks the beginning of summer. Viking Village at the North end of LBI will be hopping with about 70 different artists taking part in the Memorial Day weekend show.
