2022 Griffith-Reyburn Lowcountry Artist of the Year!

Such exciting news - i’ve been awarded the Griffith-Reybirn Lowcountry Artist of the Year for 2022!

This is a grant given to a lowcountry artist each year by the Coastal Community Foundation. Ill be creating a large map painting of the peninsula - and hopefully a few other smaller peices that tie in - and having a show/celebration somewhere downtown in late fall of this year.

Stay tuned for details - and if you haven’t already, sign up for my newsletter to make sure you don’t miss the invite!

Here’s a link to the press release article: Lowcountry Artist of the Year

Modern Dog Magazine Fave Find for 2016 !

Happy News:  My dog portrait paintings are featured on Modern Dog Magazine's website as a fave find for 2016!

Pop-up Art Show at Madewell this coming Sunday, December 13th…..

YOU'RE INVITED!

This coming Sunday I'm having a pop-up art show at the (Charleston) Madewell store (on King St.) and co-hosting their Second Sunday on King event from 12-3pm.  Proceeds from each sale (Madewell clothing and my art!) go to our friends at Pet Helpers…

Louie in the summer issue of Carolina Tails Magazine...

True story, check out Lou's picture in the Carolina Tails magazine, published by the Charleston Animal Society along with lots of other animal related articles and info on events around the Lowcountry.

Lou even autographed it for me!

Army Wives: Season 7

In 2013, I was contacted by the set designer for Army Wives (which was filmed here in Charleston, SC) who was looking for decorations for an episode of Season 7.  For Episode 10: Reckoning, one scene was set in a vet's office and artwork was needed for the walls.  Fast forward to a few days later and my "Cheetah" painting getting printed at a larger scale and used on set!

Photo of the Army Wives' set of the vet's office in Season 7 with Cheetah hanging on the wall on the left-hand side.

Cheetah 

10" x 10"

acrylic on canvas