Sunday night I packed everything up from Judith’s studio and headed home. This last weekend was a mixed bag, a super busy Saturday but Sunday was a bit slower (ultra slow in sales). We had a great time talking with lots of people. I have to admit, chatting to people about my work is difficult.Continue reading “Unpacking”
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Pumpkin Carving
Life is just flying by and I can’t believe the week is almost over. Wednesday we had Round#2 of preview tours for the open studio event. Incredible weather and a fabulous group of artists, I couldn’t have asked for a better night out. If you don’t get the opportunity to see me this weekend, haveContinue reading “Pumpkin Carving”
First Frost
I couldn’t resist pulling out the camera and taking a couple of shots of this beautiful morning. Long shadows Yellow Cottonwood Blueberry leaves I think I’m procrastinating heading down to Eugene. Maybe I can find something else to do before hitting the road! 😉
Two Phobias: Of Mice and Moon
Originally posted on Black Thumb Tales:
Drawn to the Wall V Exhibit, “Two Phobias”-photo by Christian Woods         To a phobic, the depth of fear is wholly out of proportion to the actual threat. Fear of the moon—why is madness called lunacy? Musophobia—even the thought of mice or rats can induce states ranging from panic…
Beatrice Rubenfeld – Oil Painter and Farrier, What a Combo!
Philomath Open Studio tour is getting closer! Beatrice Rubenfeld is one of the artists in this years line up. More artists to come!
Rock to R&B, Pop to Country, Kathy Byram’s Art is A Mixed Bag
A lovely piece on my friend Kathy Byram’s art. I’m so looking forward to viewing her new work!
Meet POST artist Susan Johnson
This is the studio tour I’ll be participating with this fall! So far, 25 artists will be on the tour for 2013. Keep watching for more artist interviews! 🙂
Limpet and the Volcano
A Keyhole Limpet shell. They resemble little volcanoes, which is very appropriate for today. Back on Sunday morning May 18, 1980, Mount St Helens in Washington State erupted. The entire house shook with the explosion, stronger than any sonic boom I had experienced before. We lived in Eugene, approximately 150 miles south of the mountain. Continue reading “Limpet and the Volcano”
Just a quickie
Originally posted on scribblah:
We came back to Idaho from Oregon today and made a couple of sketching stops. It was boiling hot, around 29degrees C or 90F and we were on a tight schedule so only had enough time for a quickie or two. This was drawn from a rest stop in the mountains…
Hieroglyphs of the Heart
Originally posted on Spencer Work in Clay:
“Hieroglyphs of the Heart” This piece completed for a show at Guardino Gallery, Portland in October 2012. I blame my friend Gale Everett for getting me interested in using wire and paper as an expressive means. After doing a workshop with her all I wanted to do was…
Sticks, Stones, and Paper Stew Blog 