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Nature is where I find some of my best inspiration. Whether it is light playing through the leaves of trees, rocks worn round by centuries of water, microscopic organic structures, or even piles of debris after a massive storm, the natural forms all around us have a beauty and a story to tell.

Robin’s Egg Blue was so popular that I sold out even after making an extra batch. Thanks to everyone who managed to snag one (or three!) of these pieces. Look for another special color for the winter season. What do … Read More

I just wrapped up a beautiful and enjoyable show here at the Old Town Springtime Art Festival in Alexandria, Virginia. We had great weather and a decent turnout. Thank you to everyone who came out.

Have you ever wanted to hang multiple pieces of artwork together, but you weren’t sure how? This is a favorite way I like to display artwork, and it is very popular among fans of my art as well. When Artwork … Read More

Artwork with bright colors is exciting and makes a huge statement. But sometimes what you need is muted colors in your artwork. A subdued color scheme may be just the thing to create a more elegant design. Monochromatic colors—grays, blacks, … Read More

After an exciting set of art festivals in Florida, I am back in my studio this week. I only have a week before I’m off to Arizona, and I want to get some older artwork out to make room for … Read More

I had a great time in January and February in Florida! We showed my art at a new festival in Estero, the always-popular ArtFest Fort Myers, and a pleasant and only slightly rainy Sarasota Festival of the Arts. Careful planning, … Read More

December and January have been a time for me to prepare some new artwork for the coming season of (I hope!) art shows in Florida and Arizona. While Winter in Michigan is not the ideal time to create painted backgrounds … Read More

People are often interested in how I make my artwork. I just added a new piece to my shop, and I wanted to use it as an example of my process. Keep reading to see how I created my new … Read More

Sometimes the best art is the boldest art. Sometimes you need a color that just pops. I’ve been making art with a bright, vivid red that unequivocally makes a statement. I’ve highlighted my reddest red metal wall art here so … Read More

Take a look at some of my latest colors and patterns, fresh for Fall and Winter 2020!

The world has been changing this year. A lot. In order to adapt with it, we have been working hard to make our website as friendly and as useful as possible. One of the changes we made was an upgrade … Read More

It looks like, at least right now, all of the art shows and festivals that I had hoped to attend this summer and fall have been canceled. That leaves me stuck at home with a whole lot of artwork! So

The new online virtual gallery for Art & Element lets anyone browse metal artwork from Cherie Haney from their own home! Created in partnership with Saganworks, this space is like a virtual version of Cherie’s studio gallery. Walk around and take a look at the art today!

Last week I gave some quick tips about how to choose a location for your artwork. Now we have a video showing the mechanics of installing anchors into your wall to support your artwork.