A website redesign, new mini screenprints in the shop, and details about my upcoming open studio.
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My all-time favorite artists who use or represent water.
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Sharing a new abstract painting and print collection I've been working on.
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Sharing some of my personal favorite collage artists. Check out their work!
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It's been a while since my last news update, but of course, that means I have a ton to share!
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I just released a new collection of floral patterns called Floral Pop! in my Society6 shop.
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I just opened 2 new online stores the where you can purchase all kinds of products featuring my artwork.
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A transcription of an artists talk by Summer Romasco, originally presented at The Battery.
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Some process shots of a new screen print called "Happy in The End."
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My current project involves poster-sized screen prints of a hand-drawn skull.
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Here's a sneak peek of a work in progress.
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I'm thrilled to be participating in several holiday art events this coming winter, and in order to reduce last minute stress, I decided to work on printing and packaging inventory extra early. All Labor Day weekend I was busy fighting the forces of evil in preparation. Between creating new artwork, generating digital prints of past work, and packaging everything up for sale, I'm exhausted but happy with the results. I love having such a large stockpile of art on hand - it makes me feel very prepared!
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I just got back from a road trip along Route 66. We drove down the coast from Oakland to L.A. so we could start the route at it's official end point, in Santa Monica. Then we drove Eastward through California and Arizona trying to travel the original route as much as possible, with only minimal side trips for the Cazabon Dinosaurs and the Grand Canyon.
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Upon embarking on a recent Route 66 road trip, we made our first detour in order to visit the Cazabon Dinosaurs. This roadside attraction consists of the largest sculpted dinosaurs in existence. The dinosaurs were the pet project of an artist and cafe-owner named Claude Bell (they are also known as Claude Bell's Dinosaurs), though he only completed 1.5 of the massive sculptures before he died. These dinosaurs became all the rage in 1980's film - you may remember them from Pee Wee's Big Adventure, The Wizard, or Paris, Texas. My distant memories of these films are what incited this side trip to begin with. Though their heyday is long past, the Cazabon dinosaurs do not disappoint.
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