Fabric paper
Yes, it is a magnolia leaf.....one of the papers I made in beryl's class. - Posted using BlogPress from my iPad
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Well, he was a genius of sorts when it came to art
He was of Czech decent....me too. - Posted using BlogPress from my iPad
Just finished my first art workshop this year
I learned how to make fabric paper. Amazing instructor Beryl Taylor.... - Posted using BlogPress from my iPad This ceramic chicken (or Rooster)has been on the lazy Susan since Ive been coming to valley ridge art studio....everyone who stays at the farmhouse on the property should recognize it.
Esquivel
If you need some good exercise music... look no further ... This music will get you moving in a groovy way.
Grosbeak
When they fly, they look like a lady's pleated skirt. - Posted using BlogPress from my iPad
Art Institute colorful outdoor balcony
This is just outside the restaurant. great piece.... It is huge! - Posted using BlogPress from my iPad
Banana( frozen chocolate coated variety)
My husband loves frozen chocolate covered bananas. The building is cool too... Next time, I'll snap a photo of the unusual shop where we get these freshly dipped treats. - Posted using BlogPress from my iPad
Blue jay
Who knew blue jays went to suet? His call is similar to a crow.. - Posted using BlogPress from my iPad
three tree bumps
this photograph was taken in Harvard, IL during a presentation on invasive plants and brush... The tree was not part of the discussion, I thought it was pretty cool.
Cat Art
http://cahs-pets.org/adoption/cats/cats.asp HERE IS THE LINK FOR CATS IN OHIO, The AP did a blurb on an Ohio animal shelter discounting "fat cats" for adoption... the summer sale is $15, down from the normal $70 fee. My Gordo, pictured above was adopted when he was 9 years old. He is still around and as happy as can be. Adopt a cat, not a kitten and you will have a friend for as long as they live... The Gordster was a "big" cat, but he is not big anymore. He does love to eat... but who doesn't?
