The photo above indicates that I was reasonably productive - but all the pieces are in unpolished form; and why is that I hear you ask. Well a friend dropped in and needed to drink bubbles - well what can you do for a friend in need of bubbles - the polishing has been put aside for another day. However one thing I would like to point out is that I attempted a three fold bowl today (bottom middle); and I think it has turned out OK - the final results will be on another post.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Friday Creativius Interruptus
It has been a wet, windy and somewhat miserable day on the mountain. The morning was given over to admin and community art related work. Fiona and I did manage to get down to the studios (me = garage) this afternoon.

The photo above indicates that I was reasonably productive - but all the pieces are in unpolished form; and why is that I hear you ask. Well a friend dropped in and needed to drink bubbles - well what can you do for a friend in need of bubbles - the polishing has been put aside for another day. However one thing I would like to point out is that I attempted a three fold bowl today (bottom middle); and I think it has turned out OK - the final results will be on another post.
The photo above indicates that I was reasonably productive - but all the pieces are in unpolished form; and why is that I hear you ask. Well a friend dropped in and needed to drink bubbles - well what can you do for a friend in need of bubbles - the polishing has been put aside for another day. However one thing I would like to point out is that I attempted a three fold bowl today (bottom middle); and I think it has turned out OK - the final results will be on another post.
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drinking bubbly from time to time is necessary for artists to find their perspective once again.. your water reflections in previous post are gorgeous- amazing how water can mirror the sky and trees.
ReplyDeleteD - Sharing bubbles with fellow artists is certainly ba good way to be grounded and uplifted and encouraged at the same time. Life is too short not to enjoy bubbles. B
ReplyDelete~morning...i stumbled upon you from suzi smiths blog...she shared with us your equisite gift...simply remarkable one you are...those who create with metal i am fond of...such an intriguing process...my husband is a welder, now supervisor of a shop and i keep urging and encouraging him to get back to his roots and create! i can hardly wait to share your blog with him today when he wakes! i l♥ve your creations and the words you have chosen...pure delights! warm wishes and brightest blessings~
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