The most recent of my organza shroud series, "Feather Fossils." I hope to get these into a local museum shop. Cross your fingers, I'll know soon. This is 10-1/2 x 13 inches.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Saturday, October 25, 2008
pomegranate
I have a zillion things I should be doing, like preparing for my online mixed media class I'm teaching at joggles.com starting THIS thursday and the monthly art quilt class I teach starts up again tomorrow and...and...but I just had to sit and draw this pomegranate.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
published
I got my copy of Mixed Media self-portraits and it's really a fabulous book with not only lots of great images, but food for thought. The author is doing a blog tour, and she'll be here on my blog (well you know, virtually) on November 3 for a give-away of the book. Stay tuned.
published (and husb too!)
Friday, October 17, 2008
mirror for silent auction
For the past couple of years, I've asked my artist friends to create (decorate) an Ikea mirror for San Diego Brain Injury Foundation fundrasier. We usually get about 20 mirrors, all fabulous and original and totally different. Here's my mirror. The event is going to held October 26, 1-4:30 in LaJolla.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Witch Creek Fire anniversary
One year ago this month, the San Diego's 2008 fires burned soo many homes in San Diego. Over 350 homes in my community of Rancho Bernardo alone. My friend Pamela wrote this article for Vision magazine. Check it out.
It's warm here now, with some Santa Ana devil winds...and it makes everyone on edge.
It's warm here now, with some Santa Ana devil winds...and it makes everyone on edge.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Dec 6 workshop in Encinitas
I just found out there's still room in my Sketching & Watercolor: Journal Style workshop on Saturday, December 6 in Encinitas.
In the gorgeous garden of the California Center for Creative Renewal in Encinitas, California
Be inspired to record your life, your trip, or your daily adventures in an illustrated journal as you spend a meditative day drawing and sketching in the healing gardens. Jane will guide you through basic drawing, inking and watercolor painting. You’ll choose simple objects, vignettes or vistas to draw and paint, and then journal your thoughts right onto the drawings. At the end of the day you will create a small portfolio for your artwork. The class is geared for beginners, but all levels are welcome. Sixteen dollar materials fee includes everything you’ll need: watercolor paper, ink pen and watercolor set with special Niji Waterbrush
Register through Ellen at ellen@artretreats.com or phone 760-436-3310. Cost: $95 plus $16 materials fee.
Monday, October 13, 2008
I'm teaching a workshop in Italy in 2010!
Here is the two page description of my week long workshop Bella Italia: Orvieto Sketchbook in Orvieto, Italy in 2010. Kristi & Bill, the wonderful owners of Adventures in Italy tell me one person has signed up already! (welcome Ursala!)
If you click on these images, they'll enlarge so you can read it.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Quilting Arts Magazine
I'm in this issue of Quilting Arts magazine! (October/November 2008) Check out my article and photos of my organza pieces pages 14-18. Oh yea, and look at page 4 too, Pokey was kind enough to include a photo of me and her from the QA TV filming in August.
artichoke in organza
upstate new york
Thursday, October 09, 2008
on location oswegatchi river
Just returned from upstate New York where I taught a sketching and watercolor workshop. Here we are on location. It was cold! (48 degrees in New York, and 100 degrees in San Diego!)
Sandy came in from Conneticut and Donna from Denver, for my weekend workshop. Be sure and look at Sandy's blog to see beautiful journal pages she created!!
Sandy came in from Conneticut and Donna from Denver, for my weekend workshop. Be sure and look at Sandy's blog to see beautiful journal pages she created!!
on location in upstate New York
Lake Bonaparte, upstate New York
We stayed with our dear friend, Jan Phillips, and she has a 100 year old cabin on this lake, Lake Bonaparte. It's about 90 minutes Northeast of Syracuse.
Jan Phillips
Jan was host, our cook, our tour guide and our boat captain while we were in New York. Thank you Jan!!!
don working by candlelight
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