I’m just itching to break something! It’s not unusual to go a few days without working on a mosaic, but this is ridiculous! You may not think about how therapeutic breaking glass is until you have to stop! And yesterday I received three calls to artists, making me feel even more deprived!!!
Interestingly enough, two of the calls are for tree themed exhibitions. I have always had a thing about trees anyway, but I now have about 14 ideas bouncing around inside my skull, none of which can be allowed out to see if they can develop into something cool until I get settled in Indiana - probably a week or more. Aaarrgghhhhh.
I thought this might be a good time to do a little retrospective of “trees I have known and loved” Ha!
Oil and gold leaf on canvas board 2009
Oil and gold leaf on canvas board 2009
Ode on a Dogwood
glass and jade on MDF
2010
Room with a View
glass and paua shell on birch panel
2010
Midwinter Sunrise
watercolor
2009
Mail art project
acrylic on paper
2009
It’s Not Easy Bein’ Green
glass, jade,and peridot on MDF
2008
Sarah’s Sunrise
glass on glass
2010
Leavitt Pond at Dusk
slate, glass and polymer clay on Wedi
2009
Oak and Acanthus
marble and metal ball chain on Wedi
2009
Aurora
glass on glass
2010
There are actually more, but I’m bored with this. *Mwah* Thanks for being patient and staying with me through this dry spell.
Oh yeah….and the Enya….you remember her album “In memory of trees”, right? See what I did there? : )
I thought of you when I saw the call to artists from Maplestone. I have a cool idea too but NO TIME to exhibit anything. Good luck on your move!
ReplyDeleteHaving just moved and been without a studio for 6 weeks, I totally understand that itching feeling!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great collection of trees and foliage ....