Clothing
Marcy Morris Artistry combines readymade sweatshirts with thrift fabrics, for an eclectic style & casual comfort. Handsewn, woven & machine washable.
My handpainted designs embellish denim jeans, jackets, t-shirts with colorful whimsy, poetry and eye catching statements.. Over time your design will shine not fade with colorfast fabric paints.
Beach Series
Family time! The waves and sand are like an oversized play ground . I enjoy watching people interact in the ocean or like sculptures relaxing under beach umbrellas. The vibrant colors in warm weather brings out the kid in everybody!
Children Create
From classrooms, to parks and on the block, I’ve always had a trunkful of art supplies ready to create, teach skills & encourage minds. Painting the stories about communities and bridging hearts through the arts has been my life’s passion.
Commissons & Gifts
My commissioned works and gifts are created with deep feelings of sentiment. I focus on capturing the mood, postures, symbolism and detail based on photo reference & my imagination. My heart connects to translating a story to convey emotions, Brush strokes are the rhythm & melody in my paintings.
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Love & Diversity
Embracing racial differences began in my childhood. My parents hired a Jamaican housekeeper named Barbara and she lived with us for seven years. Her love and values had a huge impact on my life as she helped raise me, I began asking questions and listening to her life stories of her culture & faith. Over time many more women, men & children of various cultures came into my life opening my heart in many ways becoming my mentors, my friends, my students my family, my children.
Jazz Collection
I first learned about jazz in art through artists Romare Bearden , William H Johnson and Andrew Turner, when I was attending Moore College of Art in 1996. At the time I was teaching art classes & connecting with the local artists at Alfred O Deshong Museum in Chester Pennsylvania. I met my husband soon after who was a jazz & blues musician in the Navy. As I listened to jazz, i read books on jazz, and vintage photos became reference for my first jazz paintings.
