ABrandt Artist

11/30/2025

02/09/2025

Had a wonderful time in downtown Greenville last night at the opening of the Trails Gallery, "Expressions of Love", featuring two of my paintings.

02/05/2025

I am so excited! Two of my paintings will be on display at the Trails Jewerly and Art Gallery.
The "Expressions of Love" art exhibit and open studio showing can be seen at the Camperdown Plaza at 320 Falls Street, Greenville on Friday, Feb from 6-9 pm. I will be there to greet guests. I would love to see you there. Please invite your family and friends for an evening of open art studios, local restaurants and warmer weather. Look forward to seeing you.

01/17/2025

Speaking of living Large and Blind....can't exist with a sense of humor.
A in a Fishbowl, Bananaevermore, Cat in a Sack.

01/17/2025

New Year - new art.
I love chickens. They have so much personality, stupid moves, and abilities to live large and blind.

11/13/2024

Hooray! Now...what are they doing with trash?

11/12/2024

11/12/2024

Just finished. Hidden Lake behind house. Really more if a pond. But it has a large name lol.

10/24/2024

My paintings featured in the Greenville/Taylor Magazine advertisement for Home At Last shop.

07/31/2024

MOVED AGAIN. Placed 20+ older art pieces in upscale Home At Last consignment store in Greer in order to make room for new work to begin. Great chance to pick up some nice decorator accents and art additions. Pop by and ask Owner Stuart to show you around.

07/31/2024

Will be entering "Trees" in the Sasse Museum upcoming show. Hope to have two or more accepted.

02/03/2024

And you thought you had everything figured out? Check out these ants.

What an amazing discovery! Scientists have discovered that ants, after collecting the grains and seeds that they need for winter break those seeds down into halves before storing in their nests because breaking them in half keeps them from germinating even through rain and the most perfect germinating conditions. But scientists were stunned when they discovered that coriander seeds stored in the ant nest were broken down into 4 pieces instead of 2 pieces. After lab research, scientists discovered that a coriander seed will still germinate after being divided into two, but it won’t germinate after it’s divided into four parts. So how do these tiny tiny creatures know all this? Humans know very little, there's a lot to learn from other creatures.