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Showing posts with label dutchess county. Show all posts

Sunday, October 15, 2017

It's been awhile.....

since my last posting here. 


The summer flew by and it was a busy one!


Lots of family time...
 
 
 
and jumping in muddy puddles!
 
 
 
Now that it's autumn and back to a regular schedule (of sorts, lol)
I am busy listing and creating and getting my show schedule firmed up.
 
The Bone Sisters are currently keeping me very occupied.
 
They adore posing for photos...




 
 
and traveling......


 
 
and a day out!
 
 


Enjoy your day!

 



Wednesday, January 11, 2017

Happy New Year!

It was a super busy end of 2016 for me thankfully!
I had shows and stores and orders coming in to make 2016
my best year so far! It was lovely meeting so many 
wonderful people both in person at shows and on-line.

This week I have started sprucing up my Etsy Shop and getting new ideas
organized. Show schedules need to be decided and new art begun.

February is quickly approaching and I have spruced up my photos for 
a few Valentine's Day themed items.

We still have this little one spending two days a week with us and we
love every single second of it!

My first show of 2017 will be at Dutch's Spirits in Pine Plains, NY
http://www.dutchsspirits.com/
It's a huge barn built on top of a prohibition moonshine bunker
that was operated by Dutch Schultz. Lots of very interesting
history here and on February 11th there will be a pop-up show
featuring the Mid-Hudson Etsy Makers and a few Hudson
Valley food producers.
If you are anywhere near, stop by and say hello.








Sunday, March 30, 2014

Art Show

 On Friday evening my son and I went to the closing night of the
Mid-Hudson Arts Council 50 Years Celebration Show.

I had two pieces in the show, a poster design that I did for them way back in 1988. 
I didn't get a picture of that.... I forgot to.
I also had a painting of blackbirds coming to roost for the evening in a tree.

 We looked all through the show and couldn't find the painting, we found the print very nicely displayed with other memorabilia in a glass case. It looked great. But the painting was no where to be found. As I was looking behind a wall for it, a friend said..."aren't you thrilled to be featured in the front window?"


We walked right by it on our way in.

Not very observant are we?