Just a quick note to mention that I will be at the ZLAC Rowing Club's Very Merry Bazaar this Friday and Saturday. The Bazaar runs:
Saturday, Nov 5, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
(corner of Dawes and Pacific Beach Dr.)
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Just a quick note to mention that I will be at the ZLAC Rowing Club's Very Merry Bazaar this Friday and Saturday. The Bazaar runs:
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2011 LJAWF, BOOTH 37 |
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I'm going to be at the 25th Annual La Jolla Festival of the Arts this weekend, 6/18-6/19. Looking forward to it- it should be a nice weekend for art, with proceeds supporting a great cause. I'll be in booth 308, so if you're in the area, stop on by and say 'hi'. My Facebook site has a couple of coupons and promotions for this event- just follow the link, like the page, then go to the Fan Offer. Enjoy!
From the festival website:
"The purpose of the La Jolla Festival of the Arts is to raise funds that support sports and recreation programs for San Diegans with disabilities. Some of the programs include adaptive snow skiing, karate, wheelchair road racing, camping, wheelchair tennis, water skiing, quadriplegic rugby, therapeutic horseback riding, and art and education programs. We also fund rehabilitative programs for disabled veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. "
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Here are two more from our trip to Warner Springs. These two are painted at the intersection of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) and the California Hiking and Riding Trail (CHRT). My husband and kids hiked up the PCT for a half-day hike to Eagle Rock, and I stayed and painted.
We really had great weather while we were out there. It seems like it could get hot in the summer, but we hit it just right.
Midday Beauty (top), 8x10, oil.
Strong, Shadows (bottom), 8x10, oil.
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This spring we spent some time near Warner Springs, enjoying California the way it once was- before it was "developed." I love the oaks with their strong character and the carpet of poppies and other wildflowers. We had terrific weather, too- perfect for plein air. "Oaks and Wildflowers" 8x10, oil.
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That summed up the weather, atmosphere, and art at ArtWalk this year. People were out and about, tons of people, enjoying the weekend. Thanks to all who came by and visited with me, checked out the booth, and a special thanks to all of my new collectors! I hope you have found that perfect spot for your new painting.
It is so gratifying to know that these pieces are evoking a memory, or a feeling, or a smile in you, just as they do with me. And it is always humbling when you choose to bring one into your home. Thank you!
For those of you who missed ArtWalk, June brings more fun with the La Jolla Festival of the Arts. More to come on that, but I hope to see you there.
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Just found out that "Found Some Hermits" has made it into the Spring 6" Squared Exhibition and Sale at Randy Higbee Gallery. The show opens April 16th. I'm thrilled, and can't wait to try out his frames!
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Here are a couple of small paintings I've recently completed. I love this series and can't wait to paint some more. Here are a couple of others "Discovery" and "Tidepooler".
6x6 oil on panel "Found Some Hermits"
6x6 oil on panel "Fun at the Tidepools"
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