So here are some quick shots of a few things at the show--however not so representative of the artwork, but more the process of skullifying things. Here is lovely Brenda from the Detour restaurant, putting on the sugariness of skulls on those delectable guiness chocolate cupcakes. Needless to say there were only four out of three dozen left!
Then there was the tin skeleton man who greeted you at the door -with bandanna and pepper lights to guide your way.
I got enamored by my shoes- as I used them in conjunction with a pen and ink piece I did of three little girl skull heads. I put the piece on the kitchen step stool and my shoes on one of the steps. Then I started taking pictures of my shoes--thinking I would like to use them somehow in a logo for square II studio.
Last weekend we opened the doors to the House Gallery because the weather was just too beautiful! We had some visitors and one lady who wanted to buy Kalie, the cat, (the painting). She wanted it because it reminded her of her cat -that had died....alas she didn't put any money down ( cash only downfalls) and the lady hasn't come back for Kalie!
Then there was the tin skeleton man who greeted you at the door -with bandanna and pepper lights to guide your way.
I got enamored by my shoes- as I used them in conjunction with a pen and ink piece I did of three little girl skull heads. I put the piece on the kitchen step stool and my shoes on one of the steps. Then I started taking pictures of my shoes--thinking I would like to use them somehow in a logo for square II studio.
Last weekend we opened the doors to the House Gallery because the weather was just too beautiful! We had some visitors and one lady who wanted to buy Kalie, the cat, (the painting). She wanted it because it reminded her of her cat -that had died....alas she didn't put any money down ( cash only downfalls) and the lady hasn't come back for Kalie!
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congratulations, I bet this was fun :)
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