Showing posts with label serpent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label serpent. Show all posts
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Today, at the studio...
I worked some more, coming to realization: I would much rather spend 8 hours a day making stuff than marketing stuff. Maybe, someday...
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
The past year..
It's been odd. Since moving out here, into the midst of the mountains and its people, I find myself increasingly disoriented.
A few days back, a friend and I had a conversation about the state of the arts in Virginia, and in the rural Appalachia in particular. I recall telling her that I believed this-- regardless of income, those who create have an inherent value to society. We do what few have done before. We are a cultural asset.
Looking back on the past three years, I find that I believe this assessment wholeheartedly. We must create to further our kind. Yet how many realize that this is so? How many are so hopelessly romantic?
Shy Serpent. 5x5 inches, mixed media.
A few days back, a friend and I had a conversation about the state of the arts in Virginia, and in the rural Appalachia in particular. I recall telling her that I believed this-- regardless of income, those who create have an inherent value to society. We do what few have done before. We are a cultural asset.
Looking back on the past three years, I find that I believe this assessment wholeheartedly. We must create to further our kind. Yet how many realize that this is so? How many are so hopelessly romantic?
Shy Serpent. 5x5 inches, mixed media.
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Chickies and shy sky-snakes.
Acrylic on board and polymer clay with copper/enamel/mother of pearl/seed beads. 7x9 inches and 5x5 inches, respectively.
Friday, July 6, 2012
Feathered serpent
Before and after- pictures! (5x5 inches, polymer clay with glass and mother of pearl inclusions.)
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