…building castles in the sky
I am making hay, so to speak, since I can’t be outside working on art in the pouring rain. This is my selfie during production today in my apron that I produce art in. Look for me wearing it when you come to visit me at my booth during Stampede this year.
Just put the first coat of resin on the Prairie Fossil necklaces that I started this am.
In the foreground of this image are 100 year old shingles that I will be chopping into pieces that will be made into pendants for this years Stampede. Behind them is a couple of finished pieces on the display board that they will hang on. Less than a month before #firstfriday !
The last few days I have been at my chop saw madly producing my wood canvases. Today I did some mudding and now I literally have piles of frames ready to go. Pictured here are six foot long wood canvases with plaster treatment and on the back table are piles of large shingles on float mount ready for mixed media too.
Just returned from a wonderful time relaxing in Sedona. Working on some more floral plaster relief pieces.
Tomorrow the saw comes out!!!! ! Can’t wait.
I am having an incredibly productive day today in the studio. AND that means I should take a break. Going for my first outdoor ride of the season.
#mentalhealth #weather #yyc
Just finished this grouping of A Dozen Roses. Will have numerous rose inspired work at the upco.ing Handmade Here show May 10, 2014
A bouquet of Alberta wild roses done in mixed media and plaster relief. Thank you to everyone who came out tonight for my opening reception of BLOOM- Native Wild Flowers of Alberta. It was a great start to spring.
Pendants made from 100 year old shingles. The Alberta Wild Rose. Only making 10 for BLOOM.
Just opened Tattooed Ladies with Amy Dryer this afternoon. Aren’t we cute!!!!?! What an honour to have my anti bully dolls showcased with her girls.