Here is my newest piece, my entry for the Energy Art Movement's Green Energy Project. Making this piece has been an experience in growing and molting, and in letting go of myself and channeling the creative flows into directions previously unexplored. This time I ventured more freely into the world of acrylics and brush strokes, mixing digital and traditional media so the finished piece is 34" x 20", acrylic over Gicleé on Hahnemuhle Torchon. The Giclée was dry mounted and my dear friend Ry...

As I said in my previous post, The Energy Art Movement has launched an initiative to promote Green, Renewable, Clean Energy with the use of Dynamic, Energetic, and Visionary Art. I spent a few weeks thinking about which type of energy to work with, and didn't really come up with anything. Then, during finals week of course, I decided I wanted to work with water. Hydroelectric energy? Tidal power? Marine Current power? Ocean thermal energy conversion? Osmotic Power?  Water. Blue.

I woke up to ...