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I paint to think, to still my world and to celebrate it.  I love the process of making a piece even more than the final product, so time in my studio becomes like an active journal, my visual meanderings as I put to canvas my ideas, impressions, and stories.   Some evolve into pieces that remain; some never become more than the event of mark-making itself. The images I paint are drawn from my life as it unfolds - not so much what I see, but what I feel and wonder about.  As a result, my work has a narrative quality.  I enjoy working with visual metaphors to create meaning.  And I thoroughly enjoy the questions we pose to one another as part of the dialogue between the artist, the art and the viewer.  Here's to keeping the discourse going.