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Analogue Life
Analogue life. Doesn't that sound wonderful? I'm about as fed up with digital anything as a person can be. Computers and technology are eating the life out of me and I'm mad as hell. It seems that more...
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Arie de Groot
I have not been able to find out much about this artist, Arie de Groot. His website is here, and I think he is Dutch. I think much of this work has stitching and textile elements but I'm not sure. I...
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Lately
I took these works of mine to a professional photographer a few weeks back. I think the details are much better in these photos than when I have shot them. I still find that some works, like the very...
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Sara Radstone
Ever since I fell in love with clay I've wanted to do more sculptural work. Sara Radstone, a British artist, works primarily that way. You can see more of her work here, at Marsden Woo Gallery in...
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Italy
We just returned from a visit to Italy. We went to Rome, then to Umbria to meet up with friends in Panicale. Our friend owns a home there and has friends in the area, so we were lucky enough to get to...
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Cecile Deladier, Part 2
Remember the post I did on French ceramicist Cecile Deladier back in January? Well, here she is again, with more work. I saw her featured on Remodelista, here, and here, and I was struck by how...
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Looking
Ky AndersonKarl Bielik PramVincent HawkinsDavid QuinnSusan SkillingJust some artists I've been looking at lately. The world of Pinterest has opened my knowledge of artists more than I could have...
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Carlo Zinelli
Just in case you don't know Carlo Zinelli, and just in case you thought I've abandoned this blog, here is a post. Carlo Zinelli was an Italian self-taught outsider artist. He was born in 1916 and died...
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Moroccan Carpets
Yesterday a friend introduced me to Breuckelen Berber, a source for these remarkable vintage Moroccan carpets. Each one is like a painting. I would take any or all.
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Lately
I've had little time in the studio, but when I am in there I've been experimenting with inks. All kinds of inks and papers. I'm interested in how they behave when I wash them after letting the ink dry...
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Sati Zech
Just in case you don't know German artist Sati Zech, here is a good introduction. And there is more here. What I respond to is the abandoned experimentation.
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Ruan Hoffmann
I've been a follower of Ruan Hoffmann's work ever since I first saw it on Pinterest. The way he uses the clay as a painting and drawing surface is masterful. I especially like the thin and casual form...
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Keiko Koana
This is the work of Keiko Koana, a Japanese artist, website here. What I love is the subtle washes. They are watercolor and acrylic. I've been working lately with acrylic ink washes, so I appreciate...
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Summer Album
Nothing more to say! It's been a busy summer with lots of cherished family and friends visiting, plenty of good food, not enough art-making, not enough gardening...the weeds have won.
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I was Guest Blogger on Etsy Today!
Check it out here! I was lucky enough to be asked to be a guest blogger on the Etsy Blog. My post on curating an art wall went up today. It was lots of fun to do, and the folks over there are very...
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Benjamin Allains Indiegogo Campaign
I did not know about Indiegogo, a crowdfunding program like Kickstarter, until the other day. So my husband and I started looking at what people want money for, and found this young artist who is doing...
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Tiger in a Jar films
For a special treat go here, to Tiger in a Jar films. If you care about food, and where it is coming from and the life of the people behind well-made food, you will love these filmmakers. I discovered...
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Small Drawings
You thought I was gone forever I bet. But no, here I am again showing you what I've been working on. Small drawings for upcoming open studios at the Boston Center for The Arts on September 21 and 22. I...
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