Everyday life art

We're celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Blue Moon Art Tour this Labor Day weekend - Saturday, September 3rd and Sunday, September 4th from 10:00 am until 5:00 pm both days. Sara Balbin, Diana Randolph, Reg Behrends and I will open our studios and have artwork for sale, refreshments, door prizes and demonstrations at scheduled times on both days. In my demonstration, I will explain how I determine the key colors and shapes in a flower. Then I will begin a floral painting in oil to show…

A genre painting, also known as morality painting or morality picture, places everyday actions at the center of the artwork.

Viewers could spend hours studying every corner of these multi-dimensional paintings.

Fine art portraits of houses, personal spaces, creative spaces, landscapes, and more. Artwork is hand-crafted to tell a meaningful personal or family story. By Maker & Storyteller, Michelle Darwin.

Contemporary Art > Nicole Santiago’s paintings are simultaneously individualistic, with a strong female viewpoint all her own.

Pascal Campion is a French-American artist based in Burbank, California who creates heartwarming and soulful illustrations about every day life.

Estonian artist Heikki Leis’ hyper-realistic drawings show people carrying out their morning rituals. It is part of his Everyday Reflections series and show moments that everyone experiences.

We chat to still life artist Duane Keiser about the joy he finds in painting the everyday details of life (avocados included) with intricate detail.

After 10 successful years, the Blue Moon Artists have decided to discontinue the Blue Moon Art Tour. It has been a wonderful experience to work with my fellow artists in creating this event. I have enjoyed the opportunity to meet so many of you over the years. Thank you for visiting my studio and your support of my work. I continue to paint and I haven't lost my love of making art. This year I have been exploring color palettes, thinking more abstractly and experimenting with new things. I'm…

‍In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary art, Erika Lee Sears emerges as a vibrant force, breathing life into her canvases through a unique blend of colors, reflections, and everyday moments. Sears’ journey as a self-taught oil painter is a testament to the transformative power of following one’s creative vision, no matter how challenging it may feel. From her playful and introspective bathtub and shower paintings to her daily commitment to producing art for more than seven years…