Moving Home started as a book in progress during previous years as a Baker Artist participant. This critical body of work would share the journey of Ginnie McKnight's childhood as a young foster Youth in Chicago, IL and Indiana and how she successfully aged out of the system to become a talented published Visual Artist. Instead of waiting for funding, in late 2017 Ginnie McKnight began tailoring her life story in short documentary film format. As the Director, Producer, and editor of the film, Moving home explores the internal journey of her desire to find home throughout her life. March 2018 In her debut as a Director and Film Maker, Moving home the Short Documentary was Accepted into the Cannes Film Festival Court Metrage, in France. Since this break out success, the film is continuously being courted by over 150 film Festivals around the world.

NASA Space Apps Challenge Mission Create a Short Documentary within 48 hours. The content had to be created, and submitted within the 48 window of time. The Short Documentary had to be under 5 Minutes and relavent to the Annual NASA International Space Apps Challenge. This was my 2nd Create -A-thon film this year, so being a walking production studio has turned into a specialty. The film was Directed, Edited, and scored using only mobile devices. The process was brutal, yet the completion of the Mission was worth every moment.

The response to Moving Home has been warm, welcoming, and challenging. The Short Documentary was a test of faith and will power. The feature is an answer to the call to stretch my abilities farther. With eighty percent of the film already shot, the help of the Baker Artist Grant will help add a few new layers of visual effects in post production. Most importantly funding will help the feature films presence in competition.

The "25 Original Paintings"book by Ginnie McKnight was released on September 11, 2017. The book is currently available for sale and being rendered as an audio book.

During the Honeygroove DC Art Festival teaser Ginnie McKnight used the energy of the surrounding artists to inspire her to create this final piece. As with many of her other works of art she breathes life and vibrancy into where they end From Canvas to billboard and now film. Her artistic voice gracefully combines Analog work to Digital work. The Billboard Exhibit was cut short due to the Baltimore Uprisings and McKnight's work shared the display with photos of local protest to document the unrest in Baltimore City. Each painting listed had placement in the Short Documentary "Moving Home".

A Collection of pieces sold as original works of art to collectors or pieces of work that have been published Nationally.

After traveling to a remote beach in Martinique in 2016 named Saint Luce, a new creative persona was born. Saint Luce was a place of sanctuary.  While basking in the middle of warm ocean waters, each beach goer experienced the sun set together.  The creative persona  Saint Luce embraces the same spirit of inhibition and natural aesthetic.  This project will be a compilation of photography and landscape paintings of  Martinique, Mexico, and San Juan, Puerto Rico.  The intent of this project is to arouse the intangible pleasures in life, ignite curiosity in global artistic expression, and give pause to ponder the beauty we each share in Mother Nature. 

This is a Collection of a Body of Work in 2015 that constituted a transition from figurative painting to abstract bodies of work.

Eve Where Art Thou is an exploration of the contributions of women young and old who have contributed to the greater Good in modern Society. This Exploration of Women in the Arts is a much needed discussion because it will uniquely juxtapose a conversation with women who've successful navigated art in the past with those women who are art contemporaries. This subject matter is near and dear to me because often there's a missing correlation between the old and the new. This project will arouse dialogue and further provide foundation for all age groups to find common ground, and greater awareness of the importance to embrace all perspectives and forms of expression in the evolving space of Women in the Arts. The women I've painted thus far are categorized as legends both living and deceased. My goal is to delve into painting women who are considered provocative and who push the envelope of what is deemed acceptable. This all inclusive pursuit is truly a beckon to the question Eve where Art Thou?