From the monthly archives: July 2006
I read something today by Luann Udell about determining the “Why” of your art, and it started me thinking. Why do I sculpt animals, and not people?
The practical, surface reason is that I’m not very good at sculpting people. The few I’ve tried looked rather like aliens. But the first [...]
If you ever have the chance to do an animal contact program, do it! At least if it’s as well done as the Beluga Contact at the Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut.
My husband bought me a gift certificate for the program as an anniversary present. We went down this Sunday to [...]
I spent this past weekend up near New Haven, CT attending Clay ConneCTion 2006. It’s a weekend jam packed full of demos, challenges, and more and more clay. We had about 70 attendees this year and lots of great demos (I was the demo coordinator this year).
I learned a cool way of [...]
The weekend of July 8th I went to the Stowe, Vermont Kaleidoscope Festival. The delay in posting about it was because I was at a fun but exhausting polymer clay retreat this weekend and only had a few days between the two events to recover and prepare for the next one.
Stowe is an absolutely [...]
Sorry it’s been awhile since I last blogged. I’ve been having intermittant vision problems – finally found out it’s probably migraines with aura – and was mostly staying off the computer at home.
Soo… to catch up. I haven’t put any new scopes up on the site yet but you can see a few new [...]
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