This beautiful card is produced by an artist friend of mine, Lynette Cook. She has been an angel to volunteer with a local animal shelter, taking care of, and also adopting, needful kitties. I don't know how she does it. I love them so much that I would bring them all home with me
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....says Mo!
I've been working on a new series of glass art. I started out making them to use as sinks, or maybe art bowls, but when I set one down, one of my kittens jumped right in and took over. We figured it was "The New Box" syndrome
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Isn't she beautiful? This is a portrait of my cat Shadow getting sleepy for a nap. You can see the comfort and love in her eyes.
This is a new series of small watercolor paintings I'm working on. With the economic downturn, I'm looking at expanding my horizons and have always wanted
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Another little gem for sale.
These little paintings are so much fun to make. They're reverse painted on glass, which means that I have to work backwards — painting the details first, like the stars and clouds and then working my way back to the final background black coat. It's opposite the traditional
Enjoy The Full Story...And so goes the whole dynamic of the developmental process. You can never say for sure when the thing will be done. You'd think people who are in the business of education and science would understand this concept, but they don't seem to... or at least the ones who hire us don't seem to.
When we first got approached by the group that wanted the orrery, they were looking
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This is the table top for the orrery that we're building. An orrery is one of those old fashioned models of the Solar System with all the planets on arms above a table. You've probably seen one in an old museum or library. No one in the world seems to make them anymore, except us!!!
So this is the table top for ours. Each piece is about 3 feet
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