
Martha Sielman, Studio Art Quilts Associates Exec Director authored and curated this lovely book full of 40 or so master art quilters, showing 8-10 pieces from each artist. Cool book. Gorgeous art and gorgeous layout. Masters Art Quilts

Yours truly doing 'open studios' at the Cloth Paper Scissors/Quilting Arts section at the Long Beach Convention Center.
I was a 'model' for the project runway experience put on by Pokey Bolton and her team at the Quilt show. I was 'dressed' by my tablemates in a tablecloth, napkins etc. Pokey is petite. I am of average height.
Just back from a long weekend in Seattle to attend husb's mom's 90th birthday. Did these kitchen table drawings whenever I could.
I took a workshop from the very talented Sandi D'Alessandro at the wonderful San Diego Watercolor Society. This is me, seeing the values (or lack of) in my painting.

Here's me and my students at my monthly art quilt class on Escondido. Registration starts now for the next 6 month session, which begins the 4th Sunday in October. Six months for $120. Registration through Quilter’s Paradise (760) 738-9677
This is applique on felt (they're not done yet, they'll be put on a quilt.) I saw this technique on Quilting Arts TV. [Tina Givens did it.] I used my quail painting as the pattern.
I'm working on a quilt series, inspired by things I see or find on my weekly walks at Blue Sky Reserve. Here's drawing #2 for that series.
Here's husb and I on the 6 mile walk in Sequoia National Park. Gorgeous scenery!! You can see some more scenery photos here.
Husb and I had a wonderful week at the Montecito-Sequoia Lodge. I was Artist of the Week for their family summer camp, June 22-28. Each morning I would teach 2 classes of watercolor sketches in different outdoor locations around camp, and then the afternoons & evenings were free for husb and I to enjoy all the activities. Fabulous! We had perf weather. We hiked (one hike was 6 miles!!!) and swam (in the pool and lake), made tie-dye t-shirts and lanyards, sang camp songs and did silly dances. Just how a true summer camp experience should be. We met wonderful adults and kids and had a terrific time. The camp is in the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park area, about 400 miles from San Diego, and the most gorgeous country you could imagine.