Recent Work
Washington Post
For a story about a woman who was to spread her mother's ashes over a certain rock.
Pencil Box
Invitation cover for event to be held at the docks at the Ritz-Carlton Miami
Indianapolis Power & Light
Series for a community outreach campaign
The Baltimore Sun
Every week for two years I created an illustration for the Baltimore Sun's Sunday Supplement.
ELSEWHERE:
The Blog
Jun
28
Here’s the third piece I just finished for the show. Still unsure about titles… so for now, it’s temporarily called “pink”.
(approx 20×24″, mixed media on paper)
Show details: Opening September 7th (the day after my birthday!) in Indianapolis Indiana at the Harrison Center. The show is part of the Curious City event sponsored by my old agency, Young & Laramore. If you live around Indy, come see me in September. :)
Beautiful series Penelope! Congrats. on your upcoming show and all the other good stuff too :)
Love the blue and white!
holy crapola! your show is in indy!
oh i can wait…i am squealing with
glee. i am putting it on the calendar.
love all the new works….k
I think you should call it “girl with blue teapot”.
Just to confuse people. :)
On the serious side – beautiful work! It’s going to be quite a show.
~d
i want this one! beautiful, penelope!
I heart her! Love the colors….she looks even better in person!
i love your work. She is beautiful! Wish i could see the show.
keep the energy going, P! and don’t worry about “numbers”–just have fun.
xojenny
very nice !!!
Your work keeps getting more and more gorgeous. I love it. ♥
This is just lovely. Love the sketchy feel. It reminds me of figure drawing classes I took in college. Oh, happy days spent in studio classes.
Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations on yet another exhibition! Wow! You work HARD, Girl! I can’t believe how much artwork you can create in a week. I think you are an Artist Superhero. Do you have a paint-splotched cape in the closet?
Speaking of your beautiful artwork, I visited my niece in Canada recently and during a tour of her new house, in her bedroom, I stopped in my tracks. There on her dresser was a Penelope print! I let out an A-hah! Penelope! She started laughing and said that she had fallen in love with that particular print of yours – so much so that she bought TWO! The second one is hanging in her office. :)