Fun Stuff

05/15/2024

I'm pleased to announce:

My “ Milking Time” slate painting was selected by the Maine Arts Commission to be exhibited at the Deering Building: 50 Blossom Lane, Augusta for a full year. The commission selected 50 out of 175 submissions.

Thank you for your interest in my work as well as promoting the arts in the state of Maine. - Anita

The Exhibit Duration: June 1, 2024 – June 1, 2025

06/07/2022

07/12/2021

Hi everyone, I went to a workshop to have some fun creating and painting. I chose to use Crayola Crayons on this fun little project. If you would like to try it with your group, send me an email or contact me through FB. Be happy to help!

04/23/2021

Painting "Just For Fun" is exciting. I never know exactly what I will end up with. My last two challenges produced the following paintings. If you would like to know the process I used, send me a message and I will be happy to write more about it! Anita

03/24/2021

Here is the painting I did but I was so excited about creating this painting that I forgot to take pictures as I was in the process of painting. I promise to take pictures of the next one. This is the painting . . .

03/22/2021

Today, March 22, 2021, I will be creating pieces for a group challenge. I will take pictures of each step and post them here in Fun Stuff. So stay tuned for the results . . .

11/09/2020

Here are some samples of my latest artwork. If you would like to commission Anita to create something exclusive for your Christmas gifting give her a call at: 207-782-5118

06/27/2020

PORTRAIT CHALLENGE
I invite you to check my latest project - Portrait Challenge

06/09/2020

Hi everyone,
I thought I would show you some art projects I've undertaken during the pandemic. The subject of each project is my husband Larry! The (the first three are all in the same photo) first is drawing the human face in pencil with details, the second is a minimal line portrait drawing, the third is a portrait done on colored paper using white pastel to highlight. The fourth is a stylization and line simplification, the fifth is a cardboard sculpture. The next one I will do is an abstract, so stay tuned . . .