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This new piece of art is a perfect emblem of a January morning (with a December sky). I am not, by nature, an early riser. However, I can, when needed, get up at the crack of dawn, without a frown or complain. [...]

This simple children’s art project uses recycled products to teach children about birds.

Wimpy, full of pink, and lacking in character is exactly how this canvas art piece started. There is a beautiful magazine clipping that I’ve had for years – tropical pink background, soft creamy pink bowl, filled with exotic purple, pink, and yellow flowers. That was the inspiration, the starting point for this mixed media canvas. [...]

The first drawing of the year brings me back to my initial love: child art! This pastel art work was all about the possibility of childhood and the daring view of seeing the world for the first time, with all it’s possibilities, regardless of the initial surroundings.

From initial quick sketch…to something more substantial…

to a more [...]

First step: Practice sketch and color scheme.
Final drawing being colored in.

“Sharing” :: 12×12″ pastel pencil on textured paper. 2009 Pia f. Walker

Why is art product creation important to an artist?

Although I produce 40 pieces of art each year, I am eagerly looking forward to a year full of planned art themes. Why?

Artist Pia f. Walker works on a new art series that takes the abstract all around us and ties them into our everyday reality.

This drawing is an attribute to facing a fear, and either slowly overcoming it or simply jumping in and letting it go.

The importance or necessity of keeping an artist journal
I have been dutifully reading Willem de Kooning’s biography during the last couple of weeks. Although I’m a fast reader, there are a couple of items against me: the book is a staggering 500+ pages long (the only other big book I’ve read is Atlas Shrugged and [...]