There will be some cute lil bitties added to my shop soon. They are perfect for special little gifts, who doesn't like to receive an original piece of art?
These are cute for a small frame in the powder room to add a splash of color, maybe placed leaning on a stack of books to add an interesting art splash to a dull corner? There's so much you can do with small art.
How about dressing up your work space? a bold statement in your cubby?
If you happen to be in Hawaii the first Friday of January, please come see my lil pieces of art at a show in Chinatown.....more info to follow. Much Aloha, Deb

 Taking me more time then I thought...I'm working hard.....hang tight. Don't forget to sign up for my newsletter so you get the first edition of The Mulch!

Well, I have been on a break....a very long one.
So moving is hell, it really is. Your life just gets put in a glass jar and gets shaken up like homemade dressing.

If you're an artist it gets even worse if you have a shit load of art. I'm a licensed artist, so I license the art sometime with a 3 yr. agreement. I really feel like I have to hold onto that art for the time under contract. So, I have a ton of art. When I left Malibu I took mostly my art on paper, stuffed into portfolios.....they're my best friends.

So getting established in a new city....whew, I need a nap.
Getting established as an artist in a city that is known for tourism? Even more difficult, but I do have ideas.

My goals are simple, I want to bring a recognition of abstract art to Oahu. I'm going to try to introduce local people to abstract art, to classes hopefully down the road. I want people to realize there is a lot more to art than a lot of the tourist art you see in Honolulu.

I want to introduce people to the look and feel of "organic art" on an island that's so green,  lush, and over flowing in abundance of life.

Look for me at first Friday in Honolulu Chinatown in January, more info to follow.

I have been a licensed artist for many years now, you might have seen my stuff at Crate and Barrel, Target, etc. Anyways....I usually have to hold onto the originals for quite awhile just in case as they are under contract. So I was just given the go-ahead to sell some of them.....and my portfolios are bulging at the seams.

​For those of you who might be wondering how I come up with prices, it ain't easy but I think I've worked out at least a fair and reasonable guideline I follow. It has to do with so many things, size, materials, time spent with a particular piece, ever piece of art is different, and hence cannot be priced the same. It often stuns me when I see some art posted like 8 x 10's-100, 18 x 24-400....you just can't do that with my art, there are 18 x 24's that are quick studies and there are some that are days spent in detail....so hope that gives you some insight. Pricing art is never an easy task, and most artists grabble with it, so I have linked an interesting article.
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There's a great big sale goin' on with my ORIGINALS. In the shop, theorganicgallery/shop
​Much aloha.....XXX Deb
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