Oct. 9, from 5:30 to 8:30 at Frog Level Brewing is the Waynesville Habitat for Humanity Auction. I’ve donated another 
one in this series which are called Dahlia. Our Restore sells these fine quality plywood circles. I’ve used acrylics and black enamel. The circle is 8.5 inches across.
Not Clouds
Being inspired by the light in the sky, but working with paint and a 2-d surface with no light bouncing about.
New flower paintings
These are acrylic paintings on gessoed paper. They are NOT framed, so you can choose to frame them as you will. They are now on display at Art on Depot in Waynesville, NC.
Red neck hummingbirds
Aggressive little guys. The girls do
give as good as they get.
Nature disturbed
I’ve been working on these. The foam flower has given me the most trouble! The praying mantis’s have been interesting. One is on two canvases, the swath down the middle is the mounting board, not part of the painting. The other one is on a panel. So far, I struggle more with acrylic on canvas, than on panels. But the canvases were just sitting there!
Too Bad
This hummingbird was not successful.
Studio five year anniversary
Five years ago Gregg showed me this classroom in the Fines Creek Gym. It was a mess, but we’ve done a lot of rehabbing. He made it a great studio for me. Thanks, Mr. Livingopod!
Libraries equal civilization
I love libraries. My first was a Bookmobile in the parking lot of the Piggly Wiggly in San Antonio. Here’s an article about some unusual libraries.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/07/01/library-photos_n_5545321.html?utm_hp_ref=arts&ir=Arts
GMO Flower
Not really. What is the goal? The flower industry is lucrative. I could use some money. Every movement has an effect. How do we prioritize? Short term vs. long term consequences.
Ravens or Crows
Ravens
