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Lots of color! I'm going to spin the variegated roving; I really like how

the colors turned out, warm orange, greens, browns and dashes of violet. I'm really happy with the orange; had a terrible time mixing the dyes into a

shade that I liked.

 

The aqua has some subtle shading; the fiber has a beautiful shimmer in the

light with this color. Some of the mohair crimp has come back in these

rovings since they were dyed; can't wait to see how it spins!

thoughts for " under the gun"exhibit

just a close up. you see, i paint the little dude figure first, kind of fast and light. light meaning i don't use very much ink. yes, i use india ink for the black. then i fill in the colors, outline it. after that i go over the black again making it nice and thick and dark. i also add little things here and there. just some final touches.

Collage for an possible illustration. Meeting with publisher next week! Wish me luck!

 

**UPDATE**: I totally got the job!

Drawing for new web-site

Weavette project, Unknown project, just playing with color combinations. Made with Jacob millpsun yarn.

an extra, extra-fuzzy perspective on this disastrous movie-theater/bowling-alley hybrid we've come up with.

I wanted some convertible mitts (or glittens) this year.

more water. I was trying to photograph it every time I started after having left it a while, but here I forgot for a bit. That's why there's a tube of paint on it.

In progress at the moment, I'm really loving the way it's turning out so far

product: Henry 549 FeatherFinish

 

I found that my 3/4" chisel and metal files worked much better than sandpaper for smoothing and shaping the cement.

With some dirt and spray paint, this will be a pretty good stone wall.

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