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...
I have been painting ALOT. I'll have some progress shots soon.
this is the gazebo right up from my studio. I eat my lunch there on a pretty day. We have had 2 sunny days thus far. Today it is raining.... Here is the inside of my lunch basket. They love Thermos products here. We had soup, cookie, and a sandwich.
I headed down from my studio to MacDowell's Cabin. This is a log cabin studio built for Edward MacDowell at the turn of the century. I am not sure if anyone ever used it. It is amazingly preserved- furniture and all. I love how massive it is for a small 10"x 12" studio.
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...
Colony Hall- This is where we eat breakfast and dinner, check our mail, have lectures, play ping pong, etc. The library is the home of wireless. This is my lunch basket. It magically shows up at my studio everyday around noon. Yum!
This painting is 6' x 9'. I made the jello and the background and Brooke helped take the pictures. The tentative title is "jell-o shot." Let me know if you have some better title ideas...
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
So I am here in New Hampshire. MacDowell is lovely and the food is fantastic! It is raining today, but yesterday was beautiful. Here are some pictures of my studio, Cheney. Let me know if you have some questions. I'll take some photos of my room and the public spaces soon.
So I am teaching an intersession class in August. The class will take place in NYC and we are going to draw for a good 10 days. I am hosting a blog for the class. Eventually my students will be posting their own content to the blog.