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2020 was a year...

Yes, 2020 is a year that will be in history for a very long time. So much happened and so many things changed. For some this was a devastating year, or should I say, for most. For me as I was on staff at a non-profit organization, my quarantine time was 6+ weeks of no pay but it was not a time to be bored. In 2020 I started to practice my drawing of which I am not that great at. I took a 100 page blank journal and drew every morning prior to work and every evening when I got home. I would pull up Google images and try to draw them and I would practice by watching TV. My idea is if I could get the dimensions and expressions down drawing faces, then dimensions would not be so hard on other subjects. When I would get tired of the learning process, I would go back to practicing on flowers. To my surprise, both subjects were getting better and better. 100 pages in 40 days and at that point, I started to illustrate flowers on 8.5 x 11 " card stock with a fine felt pen. By t

Everything that was Old is New again!

This saying, "Everything that was Old is New again" was a saying an artist friend of mine use to say back in the 80's. I believe that to be true. In the early 80's I fell into painting on fabric. With my sewing and design background I created an line of all original resort wear. I created the patterns, cut, painted and sewed them up. I then went out and sold them. I got so busy at one point I had 5 home seamstresses and 3 sales reps with one gal helping in the office while I stayed busy cutting and painted. I love what I did even tho it was difficult and challenging but another saying, "If you do what you love you will never work another day". For me, that was true. I loved what I did and I did it 24/7 12-15 hours a day. This is NOT mine.. This was the trend in the late 80's Towards the end of the 80's the glitzy revolution hit and my simple pretty paintings were taking a back seat to that..... I just was not going there. I d

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