A.Delight Studio

  This original watercolor captures a bowl of ripe strawberries nestled in a Hearth & Hand ceramic bowl, paired with a soft cloth napkin from my favorite California store, Kirkland’s. These cherished kitchen pieces bring warmth and familiarity to my still life work, reminding me of sweet summer days. Framed in flat black rustic wood, the piece blends modern simplicity with primitive charm, perfect for adding a touch of summer nostalgia to any space.

       Living on the coast of Maine, I am continually inspired by the textures, rhythms, and quiet strength of coastal life. My latest watercolor series centers around one of the state’s most iconic creatures: the Maine lobster. More than a symbol of travel and commerce, the lobster embodies a way of life. It is resilient, rooted in tradition, and beautifully singular.      Each piece begins with pen and ink, where I explore the lobster’s form through a mix of delicate pointillism and bold linework. This contrast mirrors the nature of the lobster itself. It is tough-shelled, yet full of subtle variations and unexpected beauty. No two lobsters are the same, and I aim to honor that uniqueness in every drawing. Once the ink settles, I layer bright, fluid watercolor to breathe life into each one, letting the paint echo the movement and color of the sea.      Through this series, I hope to evoke the feeling of a Maine summer: salty breezes,...

I have been accepted to display three watercolor pieced for this up and coming exhibit in Brunswick, Maine.                                                                                  Show Opens: Friday June 13, 2025 4-7pm                                                                          Show Closes: Monday June 30, 2025                   Through art, we affirm that everyone has a place, everyone has a voice, and no one will be erased. This exhibition is an act of recognitio...

 I participated in the 16th Annual Art Show at the B U O Y Gallery in Kittery, Maine.  My oil painting of my daughter and two dogs was on display for the public this Spring. I joined over 500 other local artist in this display. Every piece in the exhibit was created in the month of February.  Thank you to everyone that came out to see it.