When I am staring at a blank canvas, the first thing that I do is to start defining the inherent grid and systems. Here are three tricks that I use… Read More
Post Mortem: Two Existentialisms
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Post Motrem: No Man’s Woman
It was this piece in which I began working with personal references. The first thing that I painted, now barely visible after several layers of subsequent paint collages,* was an… Read More
PostMortem: Human Figure
This was the first of the series that I completed as a part of the Creative Pinellas 2022 Emerging Artist Grant. This was the easiest of the pieces to resolve… Read More
Will They or Won’t They
A Design Group In China Wants My Work A design group in China wants to put my work in their showroom where they offer lifestyle furnishings and art. They only… Read More
A Meaningful Journey
The work I have done during this grant period is some of the best I have done, thus far in my life as an artist. This grant period has given… Read More
Love never ends!
Theo Tamborlane Shares Her Work
By Gabrielle Reeder. Dunedin-based abstract artist Theo Tamborlane is adamant about donating art to nonprofits, community centers, colleges, hospitals and other places that would not normally host galleries or have the opportunity to showcase original work. “It does no good to keep my work in storage in CubeSmart when they might be appreciated by people from various walks of life… Read More
If We’re Being Honest…
The way my brain works, is I typically have many ideas swarming around on a day-to-day basis, and because I’m overly ambitious (at times) those aspirations easily begin to pile… Read More
Do You Remember?
Discovering myself while I explore how personal memories shape my experiences and create subconscious images for the subject of my work. Artists are inspired by many things, often referencing passages… Read More
How I got “hooked” on art – Part 2
Last week I told the story about the most precious gift I ever received from my father when I was just 10 years old– a paint set. To continue my… Read More
