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Blood Orange Weekend

Addiction: Blood oranges. 
Updates: Truly honored to have one of my photographs appear in this beautiful Winter Issue N°5 of Wanderer Magazine. And to top off my weekend with a little more sugar, my Watergirl painting was selected for the Saatchi Art Contemporary Portraiture Collection!  


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Allison said…
I am so proud of you, darling! This picture is gorgeous and you are immensely talented.

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