Really, he was the inspiration to get me throwing today. This is what he accomplished with a foot powered wheel. I’m so impressed!!! He lives way out in Connecticut and is a freshman in high school. He is a fab tuba player, amazing student and a pretty darn good artist when he wants to. I’veContinue reading “My nephew made me do it!”
Monthly Archives: December 2012
Happy Holidays!
Happy Holidays to all! Thanks for all your interest and support this year. Looking forward to great new adventures in 2013! I’m sporting a great gift from an incredible girlfriend in Colorado. She took up knitting a couple of years ago. This season we each received a great hat. A good thing since my boiledContinue reading “Happy Holidays!”
What’s next?
Art requests seem to be flowing into the studio with even a few pieces flowing out! This past weekend a little sea squirt was adopted by someone in Florida via ETSY. #8 was shipped today! During the Merry Inksters Holiday sale, one “I Pug You” print and misc cards found new homes. Now if IContinue reading “What’s next?”
Unseen Natives: Signage
Today I received a very nice email from Hester with a couple of photos attached: She received help from both Brian (shorter ladder) and Robert (tall ladder) with window cleaning and vinyl letter application. Nice job guys! A big thanks to Arts Center staff who helped pull things together (Hester & Joni, I’m talking aboutContinue reading “Unseen Natives: Signage”
Merry Inksters Holiday Open House!
Come join the fun with our printmaking group! I’m hoping to have a few images for sale… probably cards, if I can catch up with Julia to drop things off! Maybe a triangle book for sale…. we shall see!
Unseen Natives: wrapping things up
This is my adventure into creating an art installation for the Art in Rural Storefronts project sponsored by The Arts Center of Corvallis. ARS serves regional audiences in Linn and Benton Counties by bringing innovative, thought- provoking art projects to rural communities that lack spaces dedicated to contemporary/non-commercial art. Three artists were chosen to participate. Continue reading “Unseen Natives: wrapping things up”
Unseen Natives: Saturday antics
This is my adventure into creating an art installation for the Art in Rural Storefronts project sponsored by The Arts Center of Corvallis. ARS serves regional audiences in Linn and Benton Counties by bringing innovative, thought- provoking art projects to rural communities that lack spaces dedicated to contemporary/non-commercial art. Three artists were chosen to participate. Continue reading “Unseen Natives: Saturday antics”
Unseen Natives: Little fish in a big space!
This is my adventure into creating an art installation for the Art in Rural Storefronts project sponsored by The Arts Center of Corvallis. ARS serves regional audiences in Linn and Benton Counties by bringing innovative, thought- provoking art projects to rural communities that lack spaces dedicated to contemporary/non-commercial art. Three artists were chosen to participate. Continue reading “Unseen Natives: Little fish in a big space!”
Unseen Natives: Moving the fish on a rainy day
This is my adventure into creating an art installation for the Art in Rural Storefronts project sponsored by The Arts Center of Corvallis. ARS serves regional audiences in Linn and Benton Counties by bringing innovative, thought- provoking art projects to rural communities that lack spaces dedicated to contemporary/non-commercial art. Three artists were chosen to participate. Continue reading “Unseen Natives: Moving the fish on a rainy day”
Unseen Natives: Tuesday an Wednesday crammed together
This is my adventure into creating an art installation for the Art in Rural Storefronts project sponsored by The Arts Center of Corvallis. ARS serves regional audiences in Linn and Benton Counties by bringing innovative, thought- provoking art projects to rural communities that lack spaces dedicated to contemporary/non-commercial art. Three artists were chosen to participate. Continue reading “Unseen Natives: Tuesday an Wednesday crammed together”
Sticks, Stones, and Paper Stew Blog 