July and its summer days are here.
And while the summer months can mean slowing down to enjoy the sunshine and outdoors (personally I love getting out on the lake) – I’ve been sooo inspired by my latest collection while simultaneously feeling the pressure of its upcoming launch.
GO mode activated.
Wallet check: I’ve burned through 3 brushes this week!
It’s a good thing I buy cheaper ones. Surprised?
In my latest blog I’m breaking down one of my commonly asked questions about tools.
LATEST BLOG
What are my favorite tools and supplies for painting?
I’m dropping my favorite tools so you can see where I buy cheap and when I’m in favor of dropping a little extra for quality where it matters.
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JUST FOR YOU:
A sneak peek at my
upcoming collection drop
Soaring High releases July 20th
– but because you are on the list you’re getting early access a whole day early.
Be sure to watch your inbox!
Soaring High is an expressive collection that celebrates the human capacity for growth, resilience, and possibilities.
It draws inspiration from the interplay of light and color and features a combination of thick and thin strokes that convey the different paths we take in life and the ebbs and flow of energy we feel along the way.
The work also features varied uses of dotted texture and circles that add depth and intrigue to how we make different connections as we grow or face unexpected blocks that we must move through. But even in adversity we can break through and continually embrace our dreams and possibility with determination.
WANT TO SEE ME OR MY WORK IN PERSON?
Upcoming Nashville events and shows:
JUL 07 - Live painting at Ugly Mugs Coffee
1886 Eastland Ave. • 10am-1pm
Grab a drink. I’ll be working on a new piece.
JUL 07 - Community Sidewalk Sale
528 Richmond Ave. Ste. 4 • 8am-4pm
My studio will be open to check out my work and ask questions. I’ll also be participating in the community sidewalk sale.
JUL 07 - Collection Launch
528 Richmond Ave. Ste. 4 • 6-8pm
Celebrate the launch of the “Soaring High” collection. Light hors d'oeuvres provided.
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I don’t just make art, I’m a collector as well!
(and I love supporting other artists.)
Meet Andrew Pine.
A Baltimore based graffiti artist whose style uses bold colors and large geometric shapes to draw attention to the walls he paints on, often for a purpose.
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“If I could say it in words there
would be no reason to paint.”
— Edward Hopper