Hieroglyphics
I was so excited to take a class on hieroglyphics. We learned about the history of this interesting writing form. Hieroglyphic writing was symbols developed by early Egyptians to communicate […]
St. John
I love St. John and have spent many happy weeks visiting the island. So today I thought I would share some photos taken throughout the years on my visits. Please […]
Outdoor Stone Sculptures
We continue on with my love of sculpture. Today it is some mature outdoor stone sculptures at Quiet Water park. These interesting pieces have been in the park for around […]
Golden Gate Sunset
Week 2 – An abstract acrylic painting, Golden Gate Sunset. I used a gold base paint trying to capture the golden rays of the sun. Hope this painting bring […]
Onions
My charcoal drawing of onions pulled from the garden. A friend suggested I start posting my art and projects on Bayartisans. Soon after his suggestion, I started reading Daily […]
Relaxation and Inspiration
A great place to relax and get inspiration is a garden. A wonderful small garden on the Smithsonian Mall is the Mary Livingston Ripley Garden. The garden surrounds the old […]
Glowing US Capitol Dome
If I could have a muse that was a piece of architecture, then I would rank the U.S. Capitol dome as one of my top ten. The dome glows at […]
Red, Yellow, and Blue: What do we see?
Andrea (the best art instructor) mentioned in art class there is a test to determine how many colors you can see. She said we all have eye cones. Not being […]
Bayartisans is Back
Spring is new beginnings and so Bayartisan is back after a hiatus. This is my journal of a journey to deepen my understanding of art and explore the creative process. […]
So You Want to Build a Wooden Boat – Chesapeake Light Craft
Check out Chesapeake Light Craft (CLC) if you are interested in wooden boats. I recently visited CLC’s show room and headquarters in Annapolis, MD. Beautiful kayaks, canoes, boats, and paddle […]
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