Join us April 25 & 26 for a weekend of art, music and special events. You’ll find my original art works , framed prints, matted prints, mugs & T-Shirts at:
Roscoe’s Pizzeria and the adjoining Dolci Gelati Cafe
Artist Reception Saturday, April 25, 2020, 3-5pm
7040 Carroll Ave.
(Special Art Hop Pricing All Weekend on prints!)
Untitled acrylic and ballpoint pen by Michelle Bailey
“Blue House – Takoma Park” $250
Acrylic 10x10x1.5″ canvas with a black custom floater frame. Another cool, old Takoma Park House.
With @SallyAnnRogers @ROSCOEStKpK today getting ready for #ArtHopTakoma2018 #takomapark weekend of April 28-29. Our artist reception is Saturday, April 28th from 3-5p. I’ll have some items to give away including this Hello Takoma Park mug! (Please see photo below.) Visit MainStreetTakoma.org for artist links, events, etc. Hope to see you there!
Björne is helping me finish these Bee & Blossom cigar box paintings for Art Hop Takoma this weekend (April 29-30)! I’ll be exhibiting at Roscoe’s Pizzeria along with Marcelle Fozard (Painting) and Mary Ann Lipovsky (Painting). Our reception is Sunday from 3-5 pm. Please stop by!
#arthoptakoma #arthop2017 #mainstreettakoma #catsloveart #takomaparkmd @roscoestkpk
I’m excited to be accepted to participate in Art Hop Takoma again this year. I’ll be at Roscoe’s Pizzeria along with Jennifer Dreyfus and Marcelle Fozard. Our reception is planned for Saturday, April 9, from 3-5pm.
Art Hop’s opening party is Friday April 8. Learn more about the amazing artists and the events planned at the Art Hop web site. It’s shaping up to be a great weekend. Hope to see you there!
~ Michelle
“Rusted Beauty” 2009
ipod touch brushes
On exhibit and for sale at Artomatic through Dec. 12, 2015.
I first learned of the brushes app when artist Jorge Colombo used it to paint this New Yorker cover. You can watch a video playback of my ipod touch brushes painting here.
Rusted Beauty ipod touch brushes digital painting 2009 by Michelle Bailey reference photo by Rob Fahey – creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0
About this painting: A motorcycle riding cat?! If you lived in the Takoma Park/DC area in the 90s, you likely caught a glimpse of “Motor Cat,” a cool kitty happily riding on a motorcycle with her human and sporting an adorable little helmet. I’m reliving a fond memory by creating this painting of my cat Mouse riding around Sligo Creek Parkway, channeling Motor Cat. This painting is part of my growing local series.
Channeling Motor Cat - Finished Painting
The finished painting is on display and for sale at Artomatic in Hyattsville, MD through December 12th. (Update: This painting has sold.)
Painting in progress.
Channeling Motor Cat Brash Poetry