Coyote Tears
11 x 14 inch paper cutting.
Does Your Brain Ever Feel Like This?
That was so ‘2010’. Happy Belated New Year from my blog-a-log. May 2011 bring us all more clarity, organization, and peace of mind, among a host of other things. Best wishes for you all, most of all!
TOC Cover Revisited
Back when I did the paper cutting for the cover image for Time Out Chicago, I had to wait (contractually) before I could put the image out in the public in any other form than the cover itself. Here’s what it looked like before I sent it off to them where they photographed it on the wooden background and put their logo, text, etc.
The Beatles – Dear Prudence
Lawrence Arts Center Entrance Display
I made my way to Lawrence yesterday to check out my cut paper art lightbox panels displayed in the entrance to the Lawrence Arts Center. The total height is approximately 15 feet tall.. I have yet to see them lit up at night, but one of these evenings, I’ll surely find myself in that lovely city. (FYI, and no big deal, but the columns accidently got switched. The cat should be facing the birds, etc. But I think it still works!) Check out the Lawrence Arts Center online at www.lawrenceartscenter.org. I will be part of another exhibit there called Fresh Start: Works in Progress that opens on January 7.
Backroad Sunrise on November 27
Elizabeth Cotten – 1969
I’m in agreement with Wyeth
“I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape – the loneliness of it, the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it, the whole story doesn’t show.” – Andrew Wyeth
101 Woonideeën Mention
Thank you to the Dutch magazine 101 Woonideeën for mentioning my Etsy store in their special edition blogbook for December! Check them out online at http://www.101woonideeen.nl.
Native American Illustrations
(c) Bradford Exchange
I’ve been working on a series of illustrations for Native American folk tales accompanying the Bradford Exchange’s Native American Golden Dollar Uncirculated Coin Collection. Two of my illo’s are in the picture above. Made from cut paper, of course. You can check it out in more detail in their online store: http://www.bradfordexchange.com/products/45227_sacagawea-coin-collection.html