2016 came and went in the blink of an eye! One thing we can all count on for 2017 is new trends. From fashion to décor and of course, artwork, a new year means changing trends and special finds. Everything marble and acrylic was the major décor trend of 2016.... Read More »
In case you missed Sue’s Memphis Daily News column on the importance of color for brands, check it out below! No matter the industry, few things form company value faster and more dependably than a successful brand, and the first step to achieving this is by making an initial connection... Read More »
When I was approached with the opportunity to contribute to the Gibson Foundation’s GuitarTown project, I was filled with excitement. In commemoration of the life of B.B. King, I painted a 10-foot-tall guitar sculpture, which was designed to mimic B.B. King’s legendary guitar, Lucille. It is now on display at... Read More »
Believe it or not, Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Many dinner hosts, including myself, will look to create the perfect tablescapes around which family and friends will feast. Aside from painting my abstract artwork, I love fancying up my house for the holidays. So, to make your table decorating... Read More »
Are you an art lover? If so, chances are you’ve considered starting your own collection at some point or another. However, this can be an intimidating endeavor if you’re new to the art scene. To get you started, I’ve outlined some great tips below to help you ease into this... Read More »
Sue has always admired the way Memphians embrace and glorify the artistic culture of the city. Whether you’re an artist, musician or anything in between, Memphis celebrates you and appreciates the creativity you bring to the city. That’s why she has chosen to participate in the Ol’ Man River Moonshine... Read More »
Didn’t catch Sue’s column in the Memphis Daily News earlier this year? No worries! Check it out below. It’s no secret that a happy employee is a productive employee. What makes a happy employee? There are many factors, such as compensation, respect, open communication, ownership in work, etc., that an... Read More »
I’ve enjoyed solving puzzles ever since I can remember. It’s an activity that passes the time while keeping the mind sharp, and the feeling you get when you finally complete a puzzle is so rewarding. I went from solving puzzles as a child to painting them as I got older.... Read More »
Welcome back, painters! Now that you have five oil painting tips under your belt from my previous blog post, it’s time to tack on five more. 6. The Easel Good news, beginners! You don’t need a fancy studio to create art. All you need is a space to prop your... Read More »
When I look around my gallery, I can’t help but reminisce on each piece I’ve created and the story behind them. I often find myself thinking about the first abstracts I painted years ago and the journey I’ve embarked on to get to where I am today. It’s exciting to... Read More »