Painting brings Michie O’Day more joys than the shear thrill of expressing what you feel and see. As a deaf person, Michie believes silence sharpens her vision, allowing total absorption in her art. Her work is influenced by her artist grandmother, Queena Stovall, although Michie utilizes techniques that convey both primitive and refined points of view.

Painting brings Michie O’Day more joys than the shear thrill of expressing what you feel and see. As a deaf person, Michie believes silence sharpens her vision, allowing total absorption in her art. Her work is influenced by her artist grandmother, Queena Stovall, although Michie utilizes techniques that convey both primitive and refined points of view. She exhibits her work at Virginia’s Gallery, Stonington, ME.

Painting brings Michie O’Day more joys than the shear thrill of expressing what you feel and see. As a deaf person, Michie believes silence sharpens her vision, allowing total absorption in her art. Her work is influenced by her artist grandmother, Queena Stovall, although Michie utilizes techniques that convey both primitive and refined points of view. She exhibits her work at Virginia’s Gallery, Stonington, ME.

Painting brings Michie O’Day more joys than the shear thrill of expressing what you feel and see. As a deaf person, Michie believes silence sharpens her vision, allowing total absorption in her art. Her work is influenced by her artist grandmother, Queena Stovall, although Michie utilizes techniques that convey both primitive and refined points of view. She exhibits her work at Virginia’s Gallery, Stonington, ME.

Painting brings Michie O’Day more joys than the shear thrill of expressing what you feel and see. As a deaf person, Michie believes silence sharpens her vision, allowing total absorption in her art. Her work is influenced by her artist grandmother, Queena Stovall, although Michie utilizes techniques that convey both primitive and refined points of view. She exhibits her work at Virginia’s Gallery, Stonington, ME.

This slice of time is the perpetual challenge. Often elusive, rarely in your grasp. But oh, the piece of summer you savor. And every once in a while, get. This offered itself to me in the midst of a late May bike trip with two friends, briefly away from our families, our work, our responsibilities. Delicious

This slice of time is the perpetual challenge. Often elusive, rarely in your grasp. But oh, the piece of summer you savor. And every once in a while, get. This offered itself to me in the midst of a late May bike trip with two friends, briefly away from our families, our work, our responsibilities. Delicious

This slice of time is the perpetual challenge. Often elusive, rarely in your grasp. But oh, the piece of summer you savor. And every once in a while, get. This offered itself to me in the midst of a late May bike trip with two friends, briefly away from our families, our work, our responsibilities. Delicious

“The light changes almost every minute of the day,” says New York artist Sonya Sklaroff. Her summer trips to Maine provide year-round inspiration for her work, which deftly incorporates the nuances of light to capture not just a place, but a moment. Sklaroff holds a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from the Parsons School of Design. Her paintings are exhibited and held in public and private collections around the world.

www.SonyaSklaroff.com

“The light changes almost every minute of the day,” says New York artist Sonya Sklaroff. Her summer trips to Maine provide year-round inspiration for her work, which deftly incorporates the nuances of light to capture not just a place, but a moment. Sklaroff holds a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from the Parsons School of Design. Her paintings are exhibited and held in public and private collections around the world.

www.SonyaSklaroff.com