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Golly Miss. Molly it's been a while!

Hello art friends;
Once again I am dumbfounded by the speed at which time travels. It's already March of the "new year". Good news is I am showing a rebirth of my Delivery series at the end of May in Havana's gallery on Commercial Drive and I am ready for it (in spite of time's trickiness). Since the arrival of 2014, I have been birthing additional paintings to add to this series. These little babies will easily fit into your home and are easy on your wallet too.

Here's a sneak peak of them in-progress. I'll keep you posted on the show too so you can drop by!


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