Am just winding down from a really busy week, and, well, a busy month. The past three and a half days [left early to teach a class], I spent in a Carla O'Connor workshop ... have been wanting to go to one of her workshops for several years, and found that she was doing one in La Conner at Dakota Arts this past week. I couldn't pass it up! Money was tough, but with gas costing so much, and not having money to fly or book rooms anywhere, it seemed like the right thing to do. All my angst about money, etc., dissipated the very first morning of the workshop. Carla is so lovely, funny and engaging, apart from her pure talent and generosity of sharing the work she does. I intend to do more on the workshop in future blogs, but am so exhausted and want to "do" the workshop justice!
So, the other busy-ness had to do with our month long show ending, and finding out that I sold four paintings. Am thrilled about that. Three of the four paintings sold were done with the Dr Ph Martins Hydrus watercolors, which is sort of neat. The fourth painting to sell was the Tulip Picker, a palette knife acrylic from a photo I took several years ago, that was the image for the show's poster. I was pleased to hear that the person who bought the painting is a local with a farm in the Valley. Apropos, I thought.
So, the other busy-ness had to do with our month long show ending, and finding out that I sold four paintings. Am thrilled about that. Three of the four paintings sold were done with the Dr Ph Martins Hydrus watercolors, which is sort of neat. The fourth painting to sell was the Tulip Picker, a palette knife acrylic from a photo I took several years ago, that was the image for the show's poster. I was pleased to hear that the person who bought the painting is a local with a farm in the Valley. Apropos, I thought.
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| Tulips of the Valley sold at ALN Tulip Festival Show |
