Gingerbread Houses
My sister-in-law invited us over today to make gingerbread houses. These are my family’s creations. My sweet “love cottage” is in the top four photos. We had a good time!
My sister-in-law invited us over today to make gingerbread houses. These are my family’s creations. My sweet “love cottage” is in the top four photos. We had a good time!
A lot of the painting I’ve been doing lately is of meditative poetic expression without words. What do you think?
This page represents November 28, 2010 to December 9, 2010. See close-ups of recent entries below. Enjoy!
I’ve worked on this for a long time. I only work in the pottery studio on Tuesday mornings and I’ve been away a lot. Then I picked a glaze that needed to be special ordered. So this was a long time coming! I’m pleased to have it done. I had fun arranging these extruded hexagons … Read more
I checked out this book from my library’s new book shelf and am very glad I did. Besides highlighting the usual suspects as so many books do, this one features artists I had not heard of, that I now want to find out more about. The book does a good job summing up the trends … Read more
I went to this show because my pottery teacher, Karen Pinto, is in it. Her work is above and the first five photos below. You can find her website by clicking here. You can see several other artist’s work below that. I was particularly intrigued by Peggy Thomas’ amazing Nature Series (bottom four large photos.) … Read more
I have four paintings in the show, two for the fundraiser and two for me. I was in Boston during the opening of this show at the Ridgefield Guild of Artists. When I finally saw the show yesterday, one of my fundraiser paintings (the top one by clicking here) had already sold so I never … Read more
This page represents November 15, 2010 to November 26, 2010. See close-ups of recent entries below. Enjoy!
Here are some other wonderful things I saw at the Museum last Saturday… Many are familiar images I had never seen in person… The following three pictures show a display of four sisters every year for 36 years. It was interesting how much it fascinated people. They all could relate.
I was in Boston again for my kids to attend the yearly MIT Splash program which they love (click here to see last year’s blog post about that). While they were busy, another mom and I slipped off to the opening of the American Wing at the Museum of Fine Arts. Besides lots of furniture, … Read more
I love to paint. I love children’s books. And I love twitter. This project is an intersection of these three. David Sandum, a twitter friend (@DavidSandumArt) has a heart that went out to his library in Moss, Norway whose funding for buying children’s books was cut. He has an active twitter life with fellow artists … Read more
While in Annapolis, I was privileged to see this artwork done in mixed media collage by Laura Deane. I found her work to be truly inspired! You can see more on her website by clicking here. Some of these photos are close-up details and not the entire work… Enjoy!
This page represents November 3, 2010 to November 14, 2010. See close-ups of recent entries below. Enjoy!
There is wonderful shopping in Annapolis. My husband and I enjoyed wandering around and seeing all the beauty and good ideas. Collecting images on my camera is a marvelous way to feel fulfilled while browsing, without needing to spend any money. My favorite thing here that I’d love to have? The opal necklace above. What … Read more
I enjoy what I call “improving moments.” One of the ways I’ve been doing this lately is creating art on my 2” x 3” iPhone screen at in between moments that would have been otherwise squandered. I find this process very meditative. Enjoy!
This weekend I am in Boston for a yearly conference on spirituality. I’m staying on Harvard Square in the beautiful lace bedroom of friends I hadn’t met yet. Blog readers (thank you Erwin and Anne!) set me up to meet Helen Eddy (yes, a distant relative of Asa Eddy’s) who has been in the handmade … Read more