Painted Fabric Leaf

My "painted" fabric is fun, but needs a project. Since I'll be teaching The New Big Leaf class on Wednesday, I used it here. Cut from mainly one yard, I like it! I'll be teaching how to make this fabric at Pro Chemical and Dye. https://prochemicalanddye.net/. And at QSDS in June, I'll show you how I compose and design. http://www.qsds.com/aboutqsds.html

What Goes Up Must Come Down

It was time to take down Time of Day at the AXOM gallery. Just in time for me to ship out one of the pieces to the Yeiser Art Center, and bundle a few others for some road trips in the next week. I can feel spring nipping at me to get moving.

One More Week in the Lights

Friends stopped in to the Axom Gallery this weekend to see my works on exhibit. I'll be up for one more week, then they are coming down to rest briefly. Some will go off to other exhibits, and some will travel with me for my next "show and tell".

At Tonight's Opening

Yes, it was 6 degrees outside tonight, but the walls were glowing, and the crowd was cosy. Lots of great friends who came out, and many new ones. My work is up till March 14 at the AXOM Gallery, and next week will be another open house for First Fridays. If you visit, tell Margot how beautifully she installed the work.

Going Up on the Walls

"Time of Day" is the series here, and it was installed today at the AXOM Gallery. Fun to see them in different and beautiful light. Opening is Saturday night.

Time of Day

My latest series is called Time of Day, and deals with the punctuations and rhythm of daily life. This is the finished work "Happy Hour" and is on the invitation to my upcoming exhibit at AXOM Gallery opening January 31.

Point of Inspiration

Bill Stewart gave a great talk tonight at AXOM gallery on his shamanistic ceramic figures. But before he got images up, I saw this. Rain puddled on the roof to bounce that red building, and a train whistles by. This would be a great composition to try.