MY FIRST ARTISTS STUDIO TOUR

This last spring I joined the Lake Arrowhead Mountain Arts Network 

in the San Bernardino Mountains,

and was juried into their Annual Artists Studio Tour :)  :)  :)

I thought I'd share with you the info that goes with this honor.

It's this Saturday and Sunday the 26th & 27th,

from 11:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m.

I have over 600 works of art on display,

almost all of them for sale.

I'm also selling vintage linens & antiques that I've collected 

over the past two years up on the mountain.

And I'm letting go of unique,

one of a kind pieces 

that I've made over the last 35 years of teaching as demo. pieces for my students.

I'm also offering many works of student and professional art that I've bought to teach with

that I no longer use.

So there are some real deals to be had here.

I've been asked to demonstrate 

so I will also be spinning yarn on my spinning wheel

 for my current piece I'm working on.

I hope you will be able to join me.

Victoria Le Vers

The Fine Arts Gallery up in Lake Arrowhead,

Mountain Arts,

 that I recently discovered and joined,

has a surprising delighful array of local talent.

One of my favorites is Victoria Le Vers,

a mixed media artist. 

I loved this piece by her so much that I purchased it last time I visited the gallery.

The color scheme drew me to the piece originally

 so that I wanted to get up close and take a really good look at her technique, 

paper collage and acrylic.

I was also really drawn to the playful abstracted quirkiness, 

and felt this would be a wonderful Xmas present for my son and his girlfriend who are cat lovers.

And her loose brush strokes were also really appealing to me. 

But I made the huge mistake of hanging it in my new art studio up at the cabin,

and absolutely have fallen n love with it.

So we'll see what happens when Xmas rolls around.

Ha ha

EXCITING NEWS

Woo Hoo!!!!

I just found out that my little art studio in the woods 

made the cut for the Artist's Studio Tour this next September 

sponsored by the Mountain Arts Network.

So now I need to start stocking it with fibery goodness

and ceramic pieces.

I'm so excited!

More info to come.