Looking through my stack of paintings, I recall many memories tucked into each piece. This airbrush on newsprint is from a photo taken of my mother in 1934 when she married my father.
This is my first airbrush work done at a Linn Benton airbrush class. Done in 1986 a week after I broke my left wrist! I am proud of how I was able to open the Higgin’s ink bottle just with my right hand and drop ink into the pen I was holding in a hand mostly enclosed in the cast.
For this post I pulled out paintings and drawings I have stored in a stack on shelves. The watercolor of the woman on top is a painting of my mother in her last years.
Each one of my pictures has memories of the people who taught me like my parents, treasured teachers, and people who support me like my husband, family and friends. I am thankful I have been in a position where I can be so creative. My stacks of art work is a happy visual diary of my life.
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