I started another small sketchbook and devoted it to seed pods. I started dedicating entire spreads to seed pods—exploring them from different angles and experimenting with color. Many of the pods I drew, I had never seen, but I thought were beautiful. Here is a sampling.

Whenever we visit a new place, we are inspired. Both Portugal and Spain inspired me artistically!

All you need to do is look at the trail I am walking near our house and the painting I created on the right to see how my daily walks influence my art. But first, let me tell you a little about my walking history!

My creative curiosity prevents me from committing to any medium or style. So, this year, I am going to do all things botanical!

We were gifted a fantastic, 150 year-old, door from our local library. Learn about the history behind this door and how Moe refinished it and hung it in the studio he is building for Sarah.

Moe is building Sarah and outdoor art studio! See what set this adventure into motion, and watch the progress as the building goes up.

It is easy to find artistic inspiration in Naples. It is truly a mecca for artists and art lovers alike! Whether you are walking on the beach, riding your bike along a trail, or visiting downtown, you will be motivated to get your art supplies out!

The 100-Day Project is a journey of artistic exploration and personal growth. Born from the idea that creative habits can be cultivated through daily practice, the project invites individuals to commit to creating something every day for 100 consecutive days.

One year ago, we officially launched our art business, Lalonde Studios! We want to thank everyone for their unwavering support and encouragement. We’d also like to share how far we have come!

An art series is a collection of artworks. A simple series might focus on a medium or colors. Other collections are based on abstract concepts, emotions, nature, or social issues.  A series can tell a story.

My art journey started when I was about six. One of my grandmothers owned a yarn shop, and I would spend hours there when visiting her. She taught me how to knit. She and my grandfather always bought me to a small mom-and-pop art store and let me pick out new crafts to try out.