we've had a couple of nice days here in Mo town --
this morning, I thought I'd go photo some of the 'strip garden' planted along the fence . . . alas, the camera batteries were dead -- as was the
second set :(
so I got out the water colors and pen and did this instead:

then after noon
clemidia and I went to investigate the 'grand K-Mart corporate art collection sell-off' at their headquarters in Troy, MI -- there were some interesting pieces that I would hang if someone bought them for me but nothing that made me want to get out the check book -- Wendy did buy a framed grouping of 3 winter photos that have a slight pink tint -- there will be other sell-offs in the next couple of months, prints, photos, tapestries, sculpture... -- we'll probably go back again to see what 'treasures' we can find
here's the 'strip garden' photoed this afternoon after the batts charges

Have you ever considered selling your designs to Textile makers?
I could see this as a pattern on a cotton for kitchen type curtains, a wallpaper border, or even an porcelain tile for the kitchen or bathroom.
I used to sell work (jewelry, drawings, prints, rubber stamps, yada yada) at various art/craft shows but haven't done so in 3 or 4 years -- maybe again some day :)
yup, tomato on the right then peppers to the left then various flowers, marigold, zinnia, bachelor button, weeds ...
further down the row to the right is squash and cukes -- and radishes going to seed -- not much of a garden but just enough to keep my hands in the dirt :)
I need to get back to doing some more 2D work
hell! I just need to get back to doing some more 'any type' work :)
I'd buy it!
I used to produce packs of greeting cards to take along to sell at art shows -- even if the bigger stuff (dollarwise) didn't sell well, the cards were usually good for the booth fee :)
alas, the only screen I have currently is about 12" x 18" :(
what a mug! get it, shaving mug? oh well...
what a mug
Re: what a mug
muffy...heh!
that pic was from when the sideburns and mustache were joined together skipping hand-in-hand across my face--
but after the grand west coast halloween wedding last year (when I had a full beard for the 'gnome look', I trimmed everything back down to just the 'stache
Re: muffy...heh!
Re: muffy...heh!