PROVINCETOWN, MA – Today my family and I went to Herring Cove Beach in Provincetown. I am on the cape for Labor Day weekend and got lots of fun activities planned. We stopped at the beach to check out the restoration that was done after some damage from a storm awhile ago. These pictures are…
Interview with Meghan Widger, textile and fiber artist In the past 6 months I had the pleasure of working on a collaboration with another artist. While I work with other people consistently in my visual marketing career, I never thought to work with others in my personal artwork. I’ve been in a collaborative mood lately,…
My artwork was accepted into an exhibition at Boston City Hall starting on September 15th. End date, I don’t know yet, but I’ll post an update when I do get the info. This exhibit is also celebrating artists with disabilities! EXHIBITION DATES: September 15th – September 30th Reception on the 30th from 4-5pm. …
In the world of capitalism and entrepreneurism, it is common to get a name or idea trademarked so it is protected under copyright and makes it difficult for anyone to profit off or steal the term or idea. However, in certain organized communities, there are specific terms that are used across the board about a…
Project: Mandala Quilts Year: 2016 A project done with textile artist Meghan Widger in exercising a collaboration of both our skills as traditional artists (textiles/quilting and black and white photography). Printed fabric was the medium that could combine both skills.
EASTHAM, MA – This past weekend, I spent sometime with my family in Eastham, MA. We spent the day boating on Saturday and on Sunday my mom and I stopped by a few local favorites. We had heard of a new chocolate cafe in town and wanted to check it out since the Chocolate Sparrow,…
Realized I never posted the A.I.R Gallery album to the blog, here it is! Post by K Glyphics.
Disclaimer: As a lifestyle specialist, when I came upon this event that is being hosted in Worcester I thought it would be an interesting backdrop to create a content series. While I don’t want to offend those who have to deal with gluten and other food allergies on a day-to-day basis because of medical sensitivities…
I was a musician first! And classical music is my genre. I was trained as a Suzuki flutist, a Japanese method of learning the flute, studied percussion and the (lap, folk) harp in college, a self-taught pianist on the grand, upright and electronic keyboard. Today, I’m working on finding my own sound through classical and orchestral influences.
