Just a little red for Valentine's Day. As in red paintings. The books and heels are my fav. Yours?
Otto Lange
Christopher Stott • The Stars Will Always Shine 30" x 30" | Oil/Canvas | 2011
Aaron Lifferth • Taking Sides 12" x 12"
Aaron Lifferth • Love Letters
K. Henderson • Cordial Cherry, 9 x 12, oil on board, framed
Carol Marine
Carol Marine • Killer Heels
Karen Appleton • Heartache
Here are a few homes that celebrate art. One on one. Consider bringing in just one piece of original art into your home. Have you ever thought about it? I know I never really did. I thought it was out of my reach. Now I realize that it isn't.
Long ago it used to be that even the poorest of homes had an original painting. It was thought that the art would inspire and elevate those in the home. It does. There's an energy that a painting brings with it. Look at the images of art in homes below.
Image #1 • from Decorno
Image #2 • from John Gruen Photography
Image #3 • from Design Sponge
Image #4 • from HARMONI OG KONTRAST
What feelings to you feel from the images? Does it inspire you? Do you think it would inspire your family to have art in your home? Tell us.
This weekend we went to a local celebration over at
Shatto Milk Company. They built a big, farm friendly store and had their Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting event Saturday. We went to show support for them and for me because it's the first time they are carrying prints of my paintings.
A couple of years ago I was introduced to their milk (love it!) and their iconic bottles. I just had to paint them. And now the prints have ended up in their store. So we were doing a little dairy dance to celebrate.