For "Liar, Liar Pants on Fire," Linda Bohlke scorched a pair of toddler jeans and emblazoned them with the flaming face of our president, Mr. Fire and Fury himself.
It's a jubilant explosion of color, the very definition of a "visual delight," with bands of pastel yellows and pinks and greens sailing across the canvas like confetti.
Carolyn Sotelo has painted a boldly graphic oil of a beloved restored sign, which dates to the 1950s when innkeepers reeled in roadsters with inventive placards both painted and neon.
