I really like living here.

I think I may be off to a bad start

i have only filled one page of my moleskin.

studio shot

Here is an updated studio shot. I'm looking forward to what may happen in this little corner of the house within the next few months.

The Soapbox

This is what ended up being my piece for the first ever (packed!) show at The Soapbox. 

Going with the same idea of using tape to lift particles, I made a lint colorfield. My work has been very black and white lately and I wanted to change that.

As of Late

It is a nice crisp day. 51 degrees, bright and sunny. The trees are turning. Pretty great. 

Lately, I've been drawing at my desk next to Betty and it feels like old times at school. 

I had an idea for another one of my salt drawings. I may do the installation at the Falls and Landings show that Casey invited me to at the Soapbox. I haven't been using pigments because I live with two great cats I wouldn't want to get sick, so I haven't decided.

 Here is the mischievous little Coco.

Drawing

I started this drawing when I was in between projects at school. I had to keep pushing it aside, but have finally been able to focus on finishing it.

Detail

Drawing almost done.

I have also found a way to better sketch out future projects. This drawing turned into one of my horsehair embroideries that is actually in a show right now at the Plastics Club. 

Along with the work I did in school. I kept a sketchbook for every semester. I had only two rules for them. 1. I must be done in about three months. 2. I must not waste space. I filled each one with ideas for projects, things I found on the street, notes written to me etc etc etc. 

With so much going on during the last semester I broke my first rule. But I finally finished!

collage. pictionary drawing from when I was in haystack and cd cover my friend Diana gave me

Receipts

Collage from made from an envelop 

Goodbye sketchbook!