From Gravel Roads
In December. In Kansas.
Public Paper Cuttings
This morning I dropped off 10 large light box panels with my artwork on them to the Lawrence Arts Center in Lawrence, KS, to be displayed for a couple months over their entryway facing out the front of the building. The Lawrence Arts Center is located at 904 New Hampshire Street. If you’re out and about and the sun has gone down, take a drive by and check them out all lit up. I imagine they’ll be installed over the next couple days. FYI, these are the biggest birds I’ve ever cut out! Each panel is approximately 28 inches high by 33 inches wide.
Rural Night
Commissioned paper cutting.
Lawrence Art Guild Holiday Art Fair
My little corner space… Thanks to everybody who came out! And my apologies for all the heart attacks when my display panels fell over. No injuries or casualties involved.
I <3 Trees
Especially silhouetted against the horizon.
Sweet Gum
The Insects’ Christmas – 1913 – by Ladislaw Starewicz
Photos from Carnegie Arts Center Opening Reception
A very big THANK YOU to the Carnegie Arts Center in Leavenworth, KS, for hosting my paper cuttings and for the lovely reception with live music, cheese, wine, etc. It was a great time.
My exhibit will run through January 7. Visit the Carnegie Arts Center online at www.carnegieartscenter.org.
Studio Visitor
I don’t get very many visitors to my workspace because I work from home.. I almost rented a space and decided I didn’t want to commit myself to a lease for so long as I have no idea where my road will take me. But, this little hairy fellow with too many eyes for my own comfort overextended his visit to 4 days — first on my windowsill, and then finally right on my desktop. I eventually gave him a complimentary ride outside in a plastic cup, but not before I bombarded him with my magnifying lens on my camera.
He was so tiny and non-threatening.. Unlike the Brown Reclusies that invade my room during the summer. I’m not much of a spider person, but I do appreciate the little things in life. Even eight-legged little things.