Sketch of man reading at a coffee shop.

“Drawing to See” Class Starts Apr 26

Learn a bit about how our brains process visual information (and have fun with optical illusions), discover how our drawing “errors” give us clues to what we are not seeing, and learn some artist “tricks of the trade” to make your drawings more accurate. (Click the picture to read more.)

Sketch of man reading at a coffee shop.

“Drawing to See” Class Starts Apr 26

Learn a bit about how our brains process visual information (and have fun with optical illusions), discover how our drawing “errors” give us clues to what we are not seeing, and learn some artist “tricks of the trade” to make your drawings more accurate. (Click the picture to read more.)

Mini-classroom in my studio for classes and workshops with 3-4 students.

Mini-Classroom is Ready!

Mini-workshops are so much fun! The new mini-classroom at Dragonfly Spirit Studio is all ready for a custom mini-workshop or lesson for you and a 2 or 3 of your friends. (Click the picture for more details.)

Mini-classroom in my studio for classes and workshops with 3-4 students.

Mini-Classroom is Ready!

Mini-workshops are so much fun! The new mini-classroom at Dragonfly Spirit Studio is all ready for a custom mini-workshop or lesson for you and a 2 or 3 of your friends. (Click the picture for more details.)

Mist on the Marsh

A Facebook Link You Can Touch

Everyone loves to bash Facebook, but sometimes a Facebook link leads to a more tangible and enduring reminder than this morning’s status update. (Click the picture to read more.)

Mist on the Marsh

A Facebook Link You Can Touch

Everyone loves to bash Facebook, but sometimes a Facebook link leads to a more tangible and enduring reminder than this morning’s status update. (Click the picture to read more.)

Summer Dragon

Why is this site a blog?

Why did I choose to use Wordpress, which was developed as a blogging platform, for my website platform? Why not use one of the myriad packages designed specifically for artists? (Click the picture to read more.)

Summer Dragon

Why is this site a blog?

Why did I choose to use Wordpress, which was developed as a blogging platform, for my website platform? Why not use one of the myriad packages designed specifically for artists? (Click the picture to read more.)