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Project Sketchbook 2012 Sneak Peek

Project Sketchbook 2012 Sneak Peek

Eee!  I was very excited to receive my handmade sketchbook in the mail last Friday for PROJECT SKETCHBOOK 2012!  I did photography again this year– I made my sketchbook into an album of 120 Holga prints (from this photo series).  I really liked how it turned out… here’s a little of what it looks like: … Continue reading »

Roasted Cauliflower Soup (plus recipe)

Roasted Cauliflower Soup (plus recipe)

A couple of weeks ago I was at Three Angels Diner (Broad St, Memphis– go there!) and had a taste of my bro-in-law’s roasted cauliflower soup and I liked it so much I decided I wanted to try and make it at home.  I searched for some recipes online to use as a general guideline … Continue reading »

*shrugs*

*shrugs*

Last weekend I started crocheting a shrug.  I’ve decided I do not like the word “shrug” when it comes to wearable objects… sounds kind of carpet-y (looks kind of like a carpet, too).  I’m pretty sure only ladies over the age of 60 wear shrugs… but what the hell, I’ll give it a shot.  After … Continue reading »

Pup Art 2 (and 3)

Well, I am officially one of those crazy dog ladies.  I’ve been on a painting kick lately… mostly painting my dog, Rocket.  Here are the two latest arts I’ve done of her… (click here for the first)

Pup Art

I couldn’t help myself… a watercolor painting of my beloved pup- Rocket.

Snow / Studio / Show

It snowed tonight for the first time this Winter.  It was nice… and very cold in my art studio, where I spent most of the evening finishing up some paintings for this year’s show at the Ritz.  This year I’m selling matted photographs and square paintings of mountains on 3.25″ square slices of reclaimed wood.  … Continue reading »

Paper Christmas Trees

Because the Christmas tree & decorations were being stored in the guest bedroom and I have two guests coming to stay from out of town this week, I decided it was time to get a jump start on decorating for the holiday.  I made a little paper forest of evergreens to put on the mantle … Continue reading »