Artist Bonnie Latham’s Studio Journal

Working on a Trumpeter Swan

May 29th, 2008 at 10:24 pm (Birds, Blogroll, Miniatures, Paintings, Waterfowl)

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Great Blue Heron Painting

May 28th, 2008 at 9:22 pm (Birds, Blogroll, Miniatures, New Paintings, Paintings)

This piece is 6 x 8 inches.

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Dawning - Trumpeter Swan Finished

May 12th, 2008 at 8:31 pm (Birds, Blogroll, Miniatures, New Paintings, News, Paintings, Shows, Waterfowl)

Dawning - Trumpeter Swan by Bonnie Latham
"Dawning - Trumpeter Swan" - 5 x 7

This piece is on exhibit at the Second Annual Miniature Fine Art Show. The
show runs through May 31st at the Artistic Designs Gallery
Brownsburg, IN

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Art of the Animal Kingdom XIII

May 4th, 2008 at 8:23 pm (Birds, Blogroll, Floral, Miniatures, News, Paintings, Plants, Shows, Songbirds)

"Hummingbird with Phlox" - Painting 'In Miniature' by Bonnie Latham

5 x 7

I’m happy to announce that "Hummingbird with Phlox" has been juried into "Art of the Animal Kingdom XIII" at the Bennington Center for the Arts in Vermont. The wildlife exhibition opens on June 14 and will run through July 27th. My sister has also been juried into the exhibition.

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About the Artist

bonnie@lathamstudios.com Bonnie Latham, an artist in her twenties, began her art career at a very young age. Inspired by her creative family and their love of the outdoors, she paints nature, landscape, animals, birds, and the occasional portrait. She works in watercolour, acrylic, oil, inks, graphite/charcoal and others, however watercolours have become her medium of choice. She achieves a unique quality of depth and shape in her work, drawing the viewer into her paintings. Bonnie works in a assortment of sizes and formats, ranging from larger miniature paintings to very small miniature paintings rendered less than one square inch.