My first article of a series of four, published in Sport Aerobatics Magazine. This article describes the relationship between art and aerobatics, and how flying aerobatiocs has influenced my paintings.

The second article I authored for Sport Aerobatics describes my experience as a first time aerobatic competitor in a contest where there were 50 competitors, but I was one of two women. I talk about the excitement of flying my first contest!

In my 3rd article for Sport Aerobatics I describe the process of training for aerobatic contests using the award money of an aerobatic scholarship, which I won for aerobatic training.

In my final article for Sport Aerobatics I describe the difficult challenge of returning to flying after my beloved husband, and flight instructor, was killed in a tragic plane crash. This is truly a story of resilience!

Following the acquisition of three of my paintings into the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum’s permanent collection, this article was published in AOPA.

This article was published in the St. Paul’s School Alumni Horae Magazine, written about my art and aerobatic flying. I graduated from St Paul’s School in 1985.

This article from the Republican Newspaper of the Pioneer Valley, Massachusetts, describes how I took on my deepest fear of flying and learned how to master aerobatic flight— using the experience as inspiration for my artwork.

A short article in Stanford Magazine (I’m a 1989 graduate of Stanford) about my aerobatic art.

An article published in Alfred Magazine, of Alfred University, which describes my love for aerobatic flying and the paintings that it inspires. This article talks about the acceptance of 3 paintings into the permanent collection of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, in Washington DC.

In the Alphadelphian newspaper, an article was published about my unusual inspiration of aerobatic flying for my artwork. The author interviewed me and describes my flying as the second biggest gift of my career, the first being my art.