When Bruce Dellinger of Timberville, Virginia received the news that he was this year’s recipient of the Art-to-Art Palette Journal award, he knew that a milestone had been…

     Some people reside close to nature and others become one with the land.  Tom Lockhart returned to native Colorado to help run a family business and began…

     Children are naturally drawn to the anticipation of the unknown.  For the high school art students of Deering High School in Portland, Maine, the trick to the…

    Larisa Pilinsky aka Lark does not view nature as a peaceful, pleasing gift of color and beauty where everything is perfectly placed.  The abstract form that Lark…

Watercolor is said to be an addictive type of painting.  The color, texture and material selected in the beginning can lead down a very unpredictable path.  The constant…

There are no marked passageways for those that straddle the black lines of Theatre Arts, music, film and media.  Throw in a taste for performance art and you…

          Have you ever wondered whatever happened to that little boy on a favorite TV commercial or the nine-year old girl that could sing soprano like a…

       The art of photography can take years of work to finally achieve that satisfying impact of a professional artist.  Rarely does anyone pick up a camera…

Photographs of brightly painted doors march through a combination of oil and watercolor canvas titled, “Door Corps.” A lily in vibrant hues of red, orange and yellow in…

     The moon pours over a low set of trees as you feel yourself trudging through thick white snow to either the barn that sits off to your…