Make Art Every Day!

2021 Virtual Exhibit (K-M)

Artist Names, Project Titles, and Descriptions are BELOW the artwork. Please note that while very close the show is not in “true” alphabetical order. If you collaborated with another person or multiple people the artwork may be listed under the other person’s name (versus being displayed twice).

Karin Lang “Collages about anything and everything”
Paper collages with some sketch parts on multi media paper.

Katherine J. LeCocq “Bad Katie”
Once a day I will draw or paint a treat, which I will then eat. And I shouldn't eat. But I will eat.

Kathleen LeClaire “Seascapes and Landscapes”
My Fun-A-Day Project is 31 Seascapes and Landscapes for 31 days in March.

Kathy Maas “Goofy Goober Rock”
What I Did During the Pandemic, in Stripes and Plaids

Kathleen James “Abstract Fun”
My Fun a Day Project Idea is at the end of the month to have colorful, unique display of 31 original pieces of abstract painting.

Katie Givens “Scrunchie! Scrunchy! Scrunchè!”
My Fun-A-Day project is sewing a scrunchie every day (hopefully!!)

Kelly Carter “drawing of the day (number) of the month”
A decorative/picture driven drawing of the number of the day done in Procreate on my iPad.

Kristen Rosenthal “I am”
My Fun-A-Day Project is a collection of collaborative paintings with my 2 year old daughter. On each painting I wrote an affirmation.

Kristian Segelken and Nick Catka “New Manners”

Collaborative project: Kristian Segelken & Nick Catka (RVRFX). A series of short animated vignettes (.gifs) with a backdrop of dreamy musical loops.

Ken Adams “Chalk and Charcoal studies”
I plan on doing a small chalk and charcoal study each day, about something significant from that day.

Kenneth Browne “Small portraits”
I’m going to do small portrait drawings that I find from Sktchy app!

Kevin Niemi “Pollock for ants”
Mini Jackson Pollock-inspired paintings

Kimberly Klabe “Pours”
A wine or beer pour a day for 31 days. Pours are enhanced with marker and pencil. Kimklabe.com

Kim Givens “Empty Neck Défi Brodé”
The challenge of learning embroidery (a new skill) while we are a year deep into the COVID-19 pandemic. One piece per day to be completed on bunting that can be hung in celebration when it is once again safe to travel and gather.

Laxmi Verma “Ear candy”
My project is about creating one hand embroidered earrings a day. So one pair will be completed in 2 day and I will have 15 pairs at the end of the month. I am thing of creating a myriad of colours and few embroidery techniques as per my aesthetics.

Kristofer Williamson “Little Pictures”
3×5 Drawings in mixed mediums

Laura Givens “31 days of faces”
I am going to roll a pair of dice to decide what a face is going to look like.Each day will have a different face.

Lee Hirata “Pantone Postcard Prompts”
My Fun-A-Day project idea is to use the Pantone colors and color names as prompts for drawings, doodles, collages, and mixed media pieces.

Laura Marziano “Macro a day”
I will be exploring abstract worlds with macro photography.

Leslie Leach “Combined”
Found art on a small scale

Lorraine Poling “Wake Up, Make Art”
My idea is to force myself to actually make some art every day instead of just thinking about making it.

Lorie Hauff “Let It Resinate”
Its time to stop thinking about resin projects and actually make them go. From bookmarks to bangles, beads to amorphous blobs. It should be a sticky fun mess.

Lynne Robinson “Dragonfly's Wings - alcohol inks gone wild”
My Fun-A-Day project will be to create something new using alcohol inks on tile, metal, paper, or ceramics.

Mackenzie Ruiz “Beautiful Body”
Every day will be a different drawing of a body part in all its beautiful anatomy.

Maggie Adams “Weather Gauge Scarf”
I am going to knit a scarf where each color represents the day's high temperature.

Manisha Antani “In 15 minutes”
Abstract line doodles

Mary Johnson “Xs and Os”
I'll be photographing the natural world.

Marcie Tauber “Under the Sea”
Pairs of Under the Sea scenes, one in watercolor (on the left), and in one fused glass (on the right).

MaryLou Hamilton “Pears”
I will create a number of tiles 3 x 3 of pears in a variety of mediums.

Mary Robinson “what the wool can bear”
clay sheep

Mary Smith “Life at Leaky Creek”
I live on a small farm in Cecil County and plan to take photos of our animals and Nature around the farm.

Matt Mele “First of the Roll”
I am constantly taking film photos and do all the processing myself so I decided to do a series on "First of the Roll." Being the first frame of the film roll, some images are captured almost in their entirety besides from some slight "film burn." Others retain little to no information besides a snippet of that first shot taken. I wanted to create a series of photos not left up entirely to myself, but with some ambiguity for the viewer and myself to interpret.

Melissa Froemming “Talk To Strangers”
This was a participatory art project in which I engaged strangers in a conversation after which they captured themselves on canvas. In some instances I later captured them on canvas instead, using our conversation as inspiration. All participants knew their canvases would later be shared with the community, and they are being shown here for the first time.