Not to worry, I have no plans to use this for 30-40 years! Completed this in a workshop on Sunday. I made it from clay, fired it in a kiln, and then painted it with acrylic paint. I plan to put my directives in it, so that my loved ones know what to do when I die. You can see my friend's urns here, on Kat's blog. She created and led the workshop.
You are all invited to a reception and to see my artwork! I'll be debuting my Pomegranate Series (3 Leaves is one of them) and my Organza Shroud series, and I'll have other artwork too.
Here's one of my painted quilts. This lesson is going to be included in my joggles.com online Art Quilt Exploration class.
Registration for my online Art Quilt Exploration is on Joggles.com now. The 6 week class starts October 4th.
There's an exhibit at the Escondido Children's Museum called "Discovering Nature's Alphabet." I met the photographers today and got inspired to try it myself!
Husb and I camped overnight at San Onofre State Beach, San Mateo campgrounds, in Southern San Clemente. This tree was in our campsite.
It's really warm inland San Diego, so the temperature at the beach was perfect. I love the San Clemente Pier area because there's so much going on. Surfers, swimmers, people fishing off the pier, food options. Plenty of walking either the beach or the pier. Gorgeous spot!
San Mateo Campground was 1-1/2 mile hike to the beach (and coincidently, 1-1/2 miles return hike) and we walked on the beach, AND I did yoga that morning. phew. Our reward was 1/2 price cocktails overlooking the Pacific Ocean at San Clemente Beach!
My sketchbook in the foreground and husb sketching at our campsite right after breakfast.
