Mediocre background....
Ahhhh. Much better. I found some awesome lace at the DAV. I used it as a stencil with some spray paint.
HB and I finally got the stretchers built and the canvas stretched on this enormous 6' x 9' painting. It is too big for my studio so the living room has become my temporary studio. I had some touch up work to do from the shipping. Also I had to finish some of the background. I am very close to being done with this. I am still leaning towards "Jello Shot" for this one. Let me know if you have any better ideas.
My first attempt at Fair Isle. This is a detail from a vest that I am working on.
Treasures from the DAV in Memphis.... It is my favorite thrift store. We used to have sculpture field trips there in college. I always find good (scary) stuff on Summer Ave.
Yes, the inside is just as creepy as the cover.
scenes from the open studio (brian, stephanie, liam, and random girl)
Drawings and inspiration on the rolling bulletin board.
Small painting (16" x 16")- it is unfinished, however the preliminary title is "Honey Do"
I made it to the yarn store in Harrisville. It was a beautiful drive through rural NH to the mill town of Harrisville. They sell the yarn in the store to make "hardy new england sweaters". I really have little need for "hardy new england sweaters" so I bought some fingering weight yarn to make some kind of mittens. I loved all the colors.
sunset on the walk to my studio
Mount Modanock in fog...



One of the sculptor, Will Lamson, created this awesome basketball hoop for the field. I love the scale and size of the piece. It almost looked like it made sense there...
The gate to my studio
Here is the inside of the studio. Around the fireplace are plaques with everyone who has been in the studio since 1900. There are some intimidating names who called Cheney home.
Screened in porch
view from the porch