Doodling

No, I didn't fall off the face of the earth. Just too busy I guess. Had to remind myself to play for awhile. Finished up an order for a customer this week and just needed to decompress. These are random splashes, scribbles and words. No rhyme or reason other than the experience of the act itself - color, write, gesture.

Squid for Supper

You like Squid? I don't know either. But, I'm learning to like Squidoo. Check out my lens "Calligraphy Lessons" on squidoo.com

See my art at Kaligrafos.com

All the button art at the newly designed Kaligrafos.com site is taken from pieces of my calligraphy art. Check them out at the link to the right of this post.

Working on a Big Wedding Job

This has been a new, stretching experience. I've always had pieces of wedding jobs, never the whole kit and kaboodle (whatever that means!) as they say. Here's a sampling.

I'm on Facebook

I feel slightly less a dinosaur, now that I'm on Facebook. I may not be swimming in the cyber ocean. But, I guess I'm at least treading water, so to speak.

Another exhibit

I've been so excited to be in two recent exhibits through Kaligrafos (see link to the right). There were 49 terrific entries. I had two that can be seen in this photo. A horizontal, black canvas just to the left of the quartet of pieces on the right of the photo. The text says, "Are you burned out on religion? Come to me. I'll show you how to take a real rest. Walk with me to learn the unforced rhythms of grace. Keep company with me and You'll learn to live freely. - Jesus"

The other piece says, "I heard you in the garden and I was afraid, so I hid." The last three words are hidden under the green leaves. It is the dark green and peach-colored, vertical piece two spots to the left of my first piece.

Falling Off The Edge of the Earth

So it's waaaaay into next year. Guess I went comatose for a bit. After finishing the year-long Reggie class in Dallas, I learned to start breathing again. Been working a lot with Collage too. Not to mention finishing up 8th grade homeschooling.

Here's a tight shot of a plastic wrap watercolor page I had fun with.