I did get to take a trip to our cabin in Cloudcroft. We saw agave's blooming everywhere as we headed up the mountain. Cloudcroft is at 9,000 elevation and stays wonderfully cool day and night - a quaint little mountain town with my favorite things: fresh bakeries, artists, hummingbirds, forest land, and fresh mountain air.
We went to an artisan's craft fair while we were there and I was totally enchanted with these paper-mache sculptures and visited with the artist- Sarena Mann. Click on the photo to enlarge and see the amazing detail of every little piece.So like Picasso says: "Inspiration does exist, but it must find you working."
Don't give up on my sparse posting. I will get rolling again soon!
Speaking of rolling... this is my son, Tucker, memorizing Psalms. He has 5 down so far but wants to memorize all of them. He inspires me too!
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Your posts are well
worth the wait:)
Love where inspiration
is finding you!
-Jennifer
Love those paper mache dolls. Wish I knew how to make the. Nice post. Have a great rest of the week.
She's a beauty! And that class does look like fun,I'm thinking about it. LOL
your going to have to let us know how the class is going. I'm anxious to see what new avenues it will take your art into
Great post and I love the little mobile sculpture. How clever is she?
BTW- Cute son and good for him. Memorizing all of Psalms is quite the undertaking.
Those paper mache dolls flying around are really cool! Wouldn't they be fun to have flying around watching me create.
You will have a great time with the class. I can't imagine trying to take an art class on-line but it's an interesting option that I might have to try. Be sure to post some of your work as you go along.
I wonder how Tucker will handle Psalm 119...
And I love the Picasoo quote - it is so true.
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