Are you in transition? Growth is happening. Even if you don't see it on the surface, there's a lot going on under the soil.

Welcome September! It's a busy week for shows: Swapping out artwork at Loveland Coffee, two opening receptions, and a Small Works Show.

How are two of my favorite artists connected to the Loveland Cherry Celebration? I met one of my favorite artists in 1979. I was a...

What is my process for entering a themed show? A lot of blood, sweat & tears. Or maybe a lot of staring at a blank canvas.

I love winter and I love snow BUT... I am ready for some springtime!! Although I have had a busy, happy winter, I have friends and loved...

I just want to tell you how much you matter. This time of year, everywhere you look, there are great deals, special promotions, and sales...

It's a autumn perfect day! Just a quick note and reminder about my open studio today on the Loveland Art Studio Tour. Christine James and...

One thing I love most about the Loveland Art Studio Tour is sharing my passions of art and creativity.

I've been painting a lot of lions lately. Their beauty and raw power draws me to them.

Summertime is here! I thought I'd share a bit about what I've been doing in the studio this spring. I added a second painting to a series...

Beloved: not a word we use in everyday language. Can you imagine using it as a term of endearment for your husband or wife? "Oh Beloved,...

Please join us at our Opening Reception on March 2, from 5-8pm!

Remember me? It's been awhile. I have had a busy season in the studio, painting commissions. I love painting "co-missions": they are a...

Planning for the detour... The best time to visit me will be around noon and early afternoon while the air show is in full swing.

Lisa DuBois Art Studio on the Loveland Art Studio Tour, October 9-10, 16-17

Now more than ever, I realize the importance of finding that place of inspiration and beauty.

What I've been up to lately: making a banner I didn't need and painting a few faces.

"Behold" feels so much more weighty than "look" or "see". "Behold" carries a deeper connection.

When we give ourselves permission to be creative and inspired, it's easy to delight in our Creator.