This weekend will feature a juggling act--Getting in the dirt to plant the tomatoes that are ready to stretch their toes, while participating in Inspire! Ballantyne: a 2-day spring art, music, and cultural event.
I'm excited to meet Rosa Murillo, who is also on etsy. She'll be one of the +/-20 other artists there, and I'm so glad. I can't wait to see her work in person, this mixed media piece is a really great example of her work.
I'll also be debuting (hahaha, seems like such a formal, funny thing to say!) some new pieces that are a little different: they're just as pretty as everything I've been doing, but are 3-d and much more conceptually driven.
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in case you've ever wondered where your stickers and penpal kits and such end up... http://hortonart.blogspot.com/2008/04/what-i-do-for-fun.html
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I'm so excited too!!! can't wait to see your work in person! we will have to do the no-rain dance.
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