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I’ve bee meaning to write this for at least a week. I’ve been a little busy making lots of Christmas gifts, so it’s been a little hard to find a moment, but I finally git a chance, so, I didn’t want to waste it.
This year, was one of firsts. We had our first [...]
Going to a museum for an artist, is like going to a an all-you-can-eat-buffet for someone who is starving.
There is so much, that you don’t even know where to begin.
Yesterday, my day was no different.
I was invited by a friend, to go to the Barnes Foundation. I know, it doesn’t sound like a museum, and [...]
Yup. The arts show is over.
One might say I can relax, but that would not be the case. Now I can get back to all the household duties which I neglected for about 2 weeks.
While preparing for the show, I told my husband that if I sold one original piece, I’d be giddy, [...]
I’m still working on the mural.
Now, I think I have had all the help from other volunteers I can, and I have to do the rest on my own.
The buildings need to be one unit, and I need to do all the details myself. I won’t be able to get anyone to do it like [...]
About 6 weeks ago, I was asked if I’ve done murals before, by a leader from our new church. Without hesitating, I said, yes. It’s true, I have done a couple.
Little did I know what I was getting myself into. I had said yes to painting, and leading other volunteers, to paint the backdrop for [...]
I’m in a sketchbook exchange; specifically, the Moleskine X Portrait Party 3.
What that means is, that I got myself a moleskine sketchbook(this is what I use for sketchbooks most of the time) and I drew a sign in page…
Then I drew a self-portrait…
Now, it’s been sent on to a guy in Newark; This guy, Danny, [...]
yes, that is an awesome giant easel.
And it wasn’t just purchased for me, it was made, by none other than the ever-talented Greg Lopez!!!
This is a counter-weighted easel, which means I can easily move it up and down and forward and backward with just one hand. It was based off some other easels I’d seen [...]
5″x7″ watercolor on 140lbs. watercolor
A quick piece, loosely based on a cemetary which we can see from the boys’ playroom window.
It’s a quiet place I walked to, while I was birdwatching. I also watched this squirrel rest here for a few minutes.
This post is long overdue.
I should have photographed my process, but by the time I thought of it, it was too late.
(approx. 5″x7″ watecolor on watercolor moleskine)
Mixed with this painting, comes a lesson. Something about transience, and our inability to keep things the same. I’m still learning and processing it.
This tree in our backyard went [...]
Yes, the first day is over, and I survived.
I checked my email a couple times, and logged into this blog, to check my comments, but other than checking for a recipe conversion, not only did I stay away from the internet, I stayed mostly away from my computer, except to upload some pictures.
It was weird [...]
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