A blog about the very blessed creative life of a potter, painter and childrens book author…
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Southern Chester County Artists Studio Tour
Well, I managed to get my studio together in time and the first day of the tour went off pretty well. The only fly in the ointment was the wind which prevented my friend Mary and I (an amazingly talented fabric artist) from utilizing the outdoors due to high wind. Mary shared the indoors with me and we had lots of folks come by to peruse our work. The people were really cool, several other artists, art lovers and even an animal whisperer who told me a lot about what my cats were thinking especially our oldest one Fluffer. ( He is unhappy) She is the blonde lady seated in one of the pictures. The day went by pretty quickly. I am looking forward to tomorrow and what the day may bring. I sold several books, prints and a couple of originals. If you are local and reading this, I hope you will be dropping by to take advantage of some of the great prices that I have going on for the sale. I am even selling chances on a very popular limited edition giclee'. So, Hope to see you in Landenberg tomorrow or next weekend as the tour continues. I will keep you all updated.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Eagles Thrash Giants at the Linc
is of what you never see on television, the players from both teams on their knees after the game praying together. After just being on the field with one goal in mind-to pummel the other players, these men go before the throne together in His grace. Awesome.....
Friday, November 12, 2010
Another Side of Karen O'Lone-Hahn: Christmas 1969
Another Side of Karen O'Lone-Hahn: Christmas 1969: "There are some memories that stay with you, happy or sad. Christmas when I was small was an actually happy memory. Above is my oil painting..."
Christmas 1969
There are some memories that stay with you, happy or sad. Christmas when I was small was an actually happy memory. Above is my oil painting, below, I am showing you the Polaroid photo that inspired one of my first black and white paintings from my series of family photos. Photos have a way of invoking such memory-the feel of the non skid padding on the feet of my pajamas, the pressing of the rollers against my ears, the smell of evergreen, memories of those tacky plastic curtains that hung on the living room windows... :0) I loved helping hang the Christmas cards all around our archway and decorating the tree. Some of the other paintings from this time, like "Holy Communion" (Blog post July 2008) have a very eerie, depressed feeling to them, reflecting my feelings of the time. This one reflects
the nostalgia and simplicity of the time as well as my little girl Christmas excitement.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
The Aftermath
I haven't posted to my blog in quite awhile as I have been so busy in other areas. I had meant to use this blog to show folks all of the different types of painting tat I do besides cows. I still intend to do that and post new work often, but I would also like to really connect with people on the other end of my computer screen. So, please feel free to post comments or just give a shout hello.
What I am showing you here is how my studio looks after months being on the road doing outdoor shows. I started in early June and had my last one in October nearly every weekend. My task for the next couple of weeks is to get it all straightened out for my upcoming Studio Tour, but more on that later....
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