Ready to teach, feeling good...filled with images of amazing art and architecture. Glowing and soft..ready to take on my students and make art.Stay tuned...same channel, same station...who knows what the week will bring.
Things are getting more and more eccentric at Casa de la Swain. Changing styles in my textile work, falling in love again with painting and photography...and then there is the ever illusive quest for continuing creativity through working with Eric Maisel. Still on the road teaching, posting now at the Ragged Cloth Cafe and taking the pledge to keep handmaiden up to date.
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- Long Time Without a Quiz
- Getting It All Packed
- Leaving Batman's Hill
- Last Take Out
- One Last Walk Down Collins
- The Ladies of Design
- Barksia Plant
- The Sun Rising
- Lotus Pods and Feather
- The Shell Design
- Changing Scale
- Moving Along Quickly
- Great Starts
- Designs Come to Life
- Tutors Night Out
- Lotus Pods
- Gingko in progress
- Pansies and Leaves
- Pansy
- Simple leaf shape
- Same Concept, Different Results
- Anthrium leaves
- More Leaves
- Sailing Ship and Stylized Feather
- Leaves adn Radiating Background
- Single Feather
- Medallion
- Decisions, Decisions
- Tropical Leaves
- Sea Shells
- Here Comes the Sun
- Design Class Day one
- Reverse Applique Class
- We Worked Very Hard
- Applique Creates Quiet Classrooms
- Another Sampling
- Serious Applique
- Thanks Everyone!
- The Glamorous Life of Traveling and Teaching
- Borrowed Tools Class
- The Fun Begins...First Day of Teaching
- Works in Progress 1
- Works In Progress
- Such Great Shading
- Fun and Whimsical
- Simple but Elegant
- Wish You Could See These in Real Time
- Before and After
- Just What I Wanted to be When I Grew Up
- All Dressed Up
- Happy Australia Day
- Uh Oh, Right Aross the Street
- Opening Day
- Back to Normal
- Not to Bore You...but
- Our Destination...Federation Square
- Almost There
- Someone Stop Me Please
- Amazing Inside
- Amazing Shopping Mall
- A Walk down Flinders Street
- What Me, Tired?
- Yeah, sure, Gentlemen
- A City of Diversity
- FineCraft Gallery
- If there's a tree to be found
- Flinders Street Walk
- Just When You Thought It Was Safe
- One Artist, Two Media
- An American in Melbourne
- More Architecture
- Pub Roll 2
- Pub Roll
- Room with a View
- OOPS!
- But Wait, More Good News
- The staff of life
- Eureka!
- Hunger wins out
- Maybe Not
- Decisions
- What 21 hours on a plane does for you
- Isn't this too cute?
- Home Away from Home
- My taxi is next
- Queing up for taxis
- Where did the week go?
- Replies to comments
- The Coming Week
- Abstract Architecture
- Non-representational color study
- Boundaries and Exits
- Second Weeks work with Eric
- Links
- The Love/Hate Relationship with Stella
- Alive But Frustrated with Computer Problems
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2 comments:
I love your explorations of Melbourne. It reminds me of how I felt when I came to live here 4 years ago. How quickly one can forget and slip into life without seeing. Your adventures remind me of my parents visit a few years ago - they were constantly looking up. When everyone else only saw shop windows, they saw architechture and scultpure. Hope you enjoy the rest of your stay and that your workshops go well. I'll be there but am attending another workshop.
You've gotta get up to the top end of the city. RMIT(where I work), Storey Hall, Building 8 and the figtree courtyard are not to be missed.
Melbourne City Baths are good too if you like Edwardian, they haven't changed.
Looking forward to Saturday's workshop.
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