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- Down the Rabbit Hole
- Dead Can Dance!
- Emaline
- Black Cats in Hats, Halloween giveaway
- Mythic Images, Stu Jenks
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New mixed media piece, "Down the Rabbit Hole"
I've longed to make dolls for sometime now, but alas sewing isn't a strength of mine. So I've recently been experimenting with a watercolor paper doll technique and having so much fun with it. This one I stitched with needle and thread. More in the series are on the way!
print of Down the Rabbit Hole here
My lovely friend had a Halloween wedding last week, I thought I'd share the painting I did for them. They had amazing costumes (pretty close to the painting, only the bride had a delicate black tiara and red veil.
Wishing an eternity of happiness to Eric and Bill!
A new spooky girl in town, Emaline, she's small but I think she has a big bite. She's available in my shop
Congratulations to Ginny , the winner of my art box giveaway. Thank you to everyone who entered and blogged and tweeted. You guys are so supportive and encouraging, I'm a lucky girl!
I'm off to sew more trims on the girls costumes, I'm excited about Halloween but the unseasonal hot weather is dampening my festive spirts... *mops brow* the heat index was 102 on Friday. I long for the crisp chill of Autumn!
A special gift for you! I've painted a cute papier mache box, featuring "Soot" the little black cat. This sweet little box is in need of a magical home! Just leave a comment (and way to contact you if you don't have a blog) and you will be entered to win this original piece of holiday art. If you blog about the giveaway with a link back here, let me know and you will receive an extra entry for each! (or twitter, facebook etc :)
I'll be drawing names from my black pointed hat Saturday, Oct. 10th!
Good luck my dears!
I'd like to introduce you (if you haven't already met) to a most remarkable artist Stu Jenks. I was fortunate enough to visit one of his installation pieces at Mythic Journeys in Atlanta a few years ago. Wandering through the exhibit arm in arm with one of my dearest artist friends Fati, was truly one of the most magical art experiences I've ever had. It didn't feel like an art exhibit, although his work was mounted throughout, it was a journey that I felt blessed to be taking. One of those experiences that you can tuck away for when your spirit needs soothing.
You can see more of Stu's work here http://stujenks.typepad.com/my_weblog/
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