During a recent portrait sitting I discovered the usefulness
of chocolate chips as a bribe for encouraging an active, two year old boy to sit
for a pose, but I hadn’t considered the mess. Here’s Max, nearly two, with his adorable chocolate chip
smeared face, and mischief in his eyes:
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Max with chocolate chip smeared face, oil on panel, 9" x 12" |
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Max, framed |
The framers and gallerists, Wendy and Ellen, liked my work enough to take a few of
my pieces for their Toronto gallery space.
I’ll
have six small paintings in their
Small Works Holiday Show & Sale opening December 12
th. The gallery is at 732 Queen St East (just east of Broadview on the North side) in Toronto. Hope some of you can make it.