



Ronda Richley was the perfect artist for me to choose to partner with me for my first show since coming back to painting in mid 2016. She's a very talented artist with a wealth of experience that I drew on to put this show on. Ronda's earthly 'Garden of Eden' ceramics were a nice contrast to my sleek contemporary paintings.
I actually hung the show twice! The first time including large works that I still had from back in the 1980's. But everything seemed way too crowded, so I only kept the very large 4 foot by 8 foot 'Lips' for its drama, perfect backdrop for selfies, and curb appeal.
I want to thank Alice Gipson and Megan Corbett for asking me to put on this show at Arts on Granada. The venu has huge potential.
I met many art enthusiasts drawn to the show because my Facebook promotions, as well as the nice article by Paig Wilson of the Ormond Beach Observer. I sold two paintings, arranged for two commissions, and Ronda sold some of her ceramics
Thank you LC & Tommy Tobe, and Peter Cerreta for each purchasing one of my pintings.
I want to thank some of my old friends that came out and supported Ronda and me, as well as the many new friends we made during the show. A fun time was had by all.