April Painting Workshop
On Saturday, April 10 from 1-3PM, embrace the spring season with this tulip tin painting workshop. The galvanized tin comes with a frame ready to hang and measures 10” x 10”. The tulips will be traced onto your tin and...
"I am a professional acrylic painter portraying the fields, equipment, and operations of the active agricultural community in southern New Jersey. My paintings are realistic renderings that illuminate the often overlooked beauty that exists within farming and country living. I am passionate about creating artwork that honors the hard work and sacrifices that farmers make everyday. I hope to educate and connect the larger, non-farming population with the people that choose to dedicate their life to agriculture."
I find so many similarities between farmers and artists. They both work long hours well before and after everyone else has called it a day. They persist through difficult times and circumstances out of their control. Both are usually misunderstood by the general public. They recognize patterns and connections of larger systems that can help them in their work. And both can create beautiful and vital sustenance for our world: food and art. Imagine life without farmers and artists... what a hungry and dull place it would be.
The Salem County Farmlands Calendar is an annually curated collection of my photographs. I have donated over $3,000 to the three Future Farmers of America Chapters of Salem County which has helped students to attend State and National Conventions.
On Saturday, April 10 from 1-3PM, embrace the spring season with this tulip tin painting workshop. The galvanized tin comes with a frame ready to hang and measures 10” x 10”. The tulips will be traced onto your tin and...
After many early mornings, late nights, and all day paint sessions, I am so excited to announce that I am finished the murals! This past week, I painted the board under the window animals and moved onto the pig. I...
Continuing on the third week of the Four Seasons Campground Mural I have begun painting the window. Since the background is already painted, I decided to begin painting the goat, which is on the left side. My favorite part to...