LOL! We first have to go through ANOTHER corporate visit. This one will probably be the 2nd in command of the company, and possibly the CEO! Either way, I'll find out in the morning (5am) more particulars, and how many more aprons I have to paint. Any ideas for more "Florida" aprons?
Any critter from your first art quilt that hung in the museum in Gainesville...
Roseate spoonbill, plovers or willets (http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/willet/id), raccoons, palmettos, osprey, panther, wild boar, beach bunnies, crabs, whelk or conch shell, royal tern, palmetto bug (just kidding, but we do have some colorful and exotic locust-type bugs), frogs. Mosquitos... Tourists...
Also, different views of subject matter you've already done. We think we "ought not" to repeat ourselves, but doing variations on a theme is a tried-and true way to go.
I like to quilt, I make art quilts when I am in the mood. This blog isn't just about quilts, but they are a huge part of my life. I present trunk shows to quilt guilds and teach art quilting.
Back from Staycation
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I had a wonderful relaxing staycation, with many naps and lots of time to
think. The thinking led me to reevaluate everything I've been doing over
the last...
4 comments:
Most excellent!
When do they announce the (pardon me) Big Cheez?
I am rooting for you!
Elizabeth
LOL! We first have to go through ANOTHER corporate visit. This one will probably be the 2nd in command of the company, and possibly the CEO! Either way, I'll find out in the morning (5am) more particulars, and how many more aprons I have to paint. Any ideas for more "Florida" aprons?
Any critter from your first art quilt that hung in the museum in Gainesville...
Roseate spoonbill, plovers or willets (http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/willet/id), raccoons, palmettos, osprey, panther, wild boar, beach bunnies, crabs, whelk or conch shell, royal tern, palmetto bug (just kidding, but we do have some colorful and exotic locust-type bugs), frogs. Mosquitos... Tourists...
Also, different views of subject matter you've already done. We think we "ought not" to repeat ourselves, but doing variations on a theme is a tried-and true way to go.
E.
I can think of a funny scene with tourists and mosquitos!
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