Clinton Row and Christina Wegman Fine Art

For about a year and a half, I have been working out of a public studio in a converted storage unit in Downtown Huntsville-- my studio also doubles as a gallery space, and I am part of a larger retail incubator project that you may already know about called Clinton Row. I started in a 10X10 unit, and within a year, was able to expand my space into a 10X20. The studio is small, but perfectly efficient, and I have done my best to make it a pleasant place for visitors.

Daily life and a full schedule of events have taken me away from this blog for quite some time, but today seemed as good a day as any to return to it. My work has taken many different directions since the last time I composed a blog post. From doing artwork for Huntsville's 1st Cheese Festival to pet portraits to fashion shows to car art to festivals and beyond, my relationship to my town has also deepened in ways I never imagined. Below are several pieces I have worked on, both commissioned and for my own joy, during my absence from this blog. As I reflect on them and browse through older posts, I can only feel humbled by how far my career has really come. . . and yet how many more projects I still want to explore and enjoy and share with others. I have always joked that I would always have more work to do and that I was glad that my work would never be done-- I would never be bored. It is nice to look back and confirm that what I said then still rings true now.

I promise to return to updating this blog more frequently. If there are any topics or artworks of mine in particular that you would like to see featured here and discussed more fully, please do mention them in the comments.