An Invitation
Spring time has arrived at Stormwater Studios. It is a great little respite in the middle of a hot, southern city.
Read MoreSpring Endurance
Spring rains and sunshine on Lake Murray speaks to me of endurance. The earth keeps turning, the seasons keep coming.
Read MoreEnjoy the Process
Every artist has a process they enjoy the most. This is part of my process, and I thought you might enjoy seeing it.
Read More“Tell us why you paint…”
I didn’t get those crayons in my neighbor’s closet, but Mama made sure I had something creative in my hands at all times.
Read MoreChallenge Accepted
I participated in Mary Gilkerson’s painting challenge on her Art+Work+Living site. Here are paintings around new cues to create painting habits.
Read MoreHave we met? – my art history
My very first memory is crawling next door to get their crayons. The big ones. Eight colors. I wanted to touch them so bad. It is a vivid memory.
Read MoreMy New Collection – Edisto Island, SC
My new collection of paintings springs from Edisto Island, SC. Inspiration was everywhere-such a beautiful island! Full of sights, sounds and smells of the Lowcountry.
Read MoreOyster Roasts and a Paint Brush
I love to paint oysters. What are your oyster roast traditions?
Read MoreArtistic Trade Secrets
Sure am proud to be included in Columbia Metropolitan Magazine’s article, “Artistic Trade Secrets,” with Michael Story, Michel McNinch and Rob Shaw. (Jan 22)
Read MoreEdisto Island Inspiration
Edisto Island was full of natural beauty. It is my pleasure to share a few photographs of inspiration and my current painting collection as it progresses. Michel McNinch, artist, Stormwater Studios. Take a look!
Read MoreA Gift of Place
Art can be the perfect gift. This piece was created for a special person of a special place. It was fun being a part of this memorable gift. Here is a little glimpse into the making of “A Gift of Place.”
Read MoreSanta comes to Stormwater
A beautiful day at Stormwater for gathering with artists you love and admire. We enjoyed celebrating this year’s successes and that we were all healthy, happy, and whole. Looking forward to next year when we continue to evolve our painting practices.
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