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Friday, March 28, 2014

Attention Artistic Oklahoma Parents & Grandparents







When the sun shines long and hot over July days in Oklahoma, it will spotlight an amazing creative arts opportunity for 7th and 8th grade students at the SummerArts Academy in Tulsa, Oklahoma.   



The line up of instructors beams with talent, experience, and accomplishments.  You can read about the instructors on the website. 

Scholarships are available for the one-week sessions in which students can begin to shine in one or more of the sessions including: drawing, sculpture, photography, film, and printmaking.   


The cost for each session is $250.  There will be 4 individual weeks of instruction.   Learn more about this bright, excellent, endeavor and the scholarships that are available here.
 
Classes will be held at the Hardesty Arts Center in the middle of downtown Tulsa’s Brady Arts District.


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Sunday, February 6, 2011

Art Imitating Life...Or is it the other way around?

My daughter was unable to get her car out of the snow drift to drive to her studio this last week.  Feeling a bit of cabin fever after several days, she decided to express her creativity using the supplies she had on hand.  You can see in this picture that the cats are enjoying the view as the squirrel comes to dine with his frosty friend.




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Sunday, May 23, 2010

A Moose, a Mountain, and a Garden Fairy

Yesterday hubby and I took a day off for a trip exploring the Wichita Mountains.  I know, I know, I know.  If you are from just about anywhere but here, you would not consider these "hills" to be mountains.  But technically they are.  Maybe just barely, but yes, they are mountains.  

I bring this up because I wanted to show you this wonderful moose.  
This is probably the biggest moose you'll see.  I would guess that he was about 15 feet tall.   I thought he was so fun with his crooked legs and wide antlers.  I have a friend from Canada that makes handmade paper using real moose droppings.  Hmmm.   Her name is LizAnnaOnTheLakes.  You might want to check out the beautiful handmade papers in her shop.  I bet this guy would create shiny metalic papers.  







Here is my entry for this week's Collage Play with Crowabout.   Butterfly Fairy is an original collage created digitally.  It brings summer right into your home.  You may purchase it in my etsy shop in 3.5 x 2.5" ACEO size ready to be framed or displayed creatively.

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