More of my work can be seen at my website.

Here’s my most recent. It’s meant to convey the feeling of doing artwork. It’s 16×20, in colored pencil, as always. A lot of snow in NYC. I’ve been inside a lot, which has given me more time to do artwork. I’ve put aside some errands I have to do.

I’m happy to announce that one of my pictures has been selected for publication in the February issue of Viral Cat Press.

Back to artwork, and back to earth. There are only so many lofty ideas one can have about beauty, until it dawns on you that the more you think about it, the less you understand it. So, I’ve gotten back to my artwork after having been so involved at my “real” job (the one that…

I’ve completed “Companions”. I also viewed a video by Roger Scruton on beauty in art. It gave me a lot to think about. The video is about the purpose of beauty to connect with the divine, and to transcend the tragedies of ordinary life. But how do we decide what is beautiful? I’ve been over…

I’m looking at the ads for artists in Craigslist. They all want “cutting edge”, “raw”, “urban”, and “antagonistic” art. Is it a matter of these being done by young artists, to whom these things still matter? Or am I totally off on what’s the trend today? Here’s an update on the “Companions” sketch. I’ve added…

I just thought I’d post the second picture I put in the show. It’s called “Prewar”, after the type of building portrayed.

More of my work can be seen at Roxannebaldwin.com, my page at Facebook, and items for sale at Zazzle.