

![]() | Advertising for the Artist: How to Make It Work for You | |
![]() | How to Choose a Good Show | |
![]() | Show Etiquette: Putting Your Best Foot Forward | |
![]() | The Art Experience: Successful Tips to Increase Your Sales | |
![]() | The Paper Trail: Written Materials Every Artist Should Have | |
![]() | Scrimshaw: An American Folk Art | |
![]() | Soil Preparation and Composting |
![]() | Garden Design | |
![]() | Annuals vs. Perennials | |
![]() | Vegetable Gardening | |
![]() | Herb Gardening | |
![]() | "Green" Gardening Practices | |
![]() | Preparing the Garden for Winter |

| Group Presentations info@stonehollowstudio.com |


| "Thanks for giving dynamic presentations and awesome instructions at our school. You are truly a master at this artform!" -Susan Richmond teacher Rockwood School District |
| "It is always wonderful to have you as a guest speaker for our seminars. Everything you teach is more interesting because of the passion you put into it!" -Annie Stanley owner Sappington Garden Shop |
| "Your recent visit was an informative and valuable learning experience for our students, making their classroom studies more relevant and meaningful." --Jo Beck Partners In Education |
| I often describe her as a "Renaissance” woman because she is so accomplished in several diverse areas. I have hired her to be a keynote speaker, a teacher (in both art and horticulture fields), as well as a consultant for emerging college program design. Mike is able to move comfortably between age ranges as an instructor, teaching in programs for K-6, traditional and adult college age, as well as senior student populations. She brings a positive outlook and is creative in her approach She is a real pleasure to have on any project." --Stephanie Graham Enrollment Management Coordinator & Program Planner St. Louis Community College |