Red Cedar
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Tag: art
Post #3318: Un-thawing for spring
Between the flu, dental surgery, and another cold – the last month has been a bit much for me. I’m finally feeling energetically here, and I plan to return to my gym routine this weekend – I’m feeling stiff and like every part of… Continue Reading “Post #3318: Un-thawing for spring”
Post #3316: On the loom again
I completed a piece of weaving this week, for the first time in about a year. It’s not that I haven’t had anything on one of my looms – I do have some tea towels I put on the smaller Julia loom ages ago.… Continue Reading “Post #3316: On the loom again”
Post #3306: Making a mess
The above photo is a project I’m working on for my field study group on Gabriola – something I conceived of two days ago and now need to get finished before we meet at the end of the month. I don’t want to say… Continue Reading “Post #3306: Making a mess”
Introducing: Trumbly Designs
I have a post in mind this morning that is a bit grumpy – so before I even go down that road, I’m going to share with you an artist who I discovered last year and whose work I am totally in love with.… Continue Reading “Introducing: Trumbly Designs”
Addiction and art. (Ryan Larkin)
I have never seen this before, although it was produced in 2004 and even won an academy award. From the vaults of the NFB, it fits into some of what I’ve been thinking about. The rest of Ryan Larkin’s story (post-film) can be found… Continue Reading “Addiction and art. (Ryan Larkin)”
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