Well it felt like a birthing process!! Finally launching my web-site was definitely akin to delivering my son, and co-incidentally occurred on his birthday--well, technically it was 3:30 am the next morning but fudging that little detail makes the event more memorable! Funny how "just doing" the things you don't think you can do gives you such a rush. I feel so empowered! I can't wait to speak "site optimization" and "html script" to my 14 year-old grandson, who will either think I am oh so cool, or very weird--either way, I'm good with it.
Speaking of feeling empowered--you must treat yourself to the "Life Lines" exhibit by the California Fiber Artists group which opened yesterday at the Front Porch Gallery in beautiful Carlsbad. See their website www.cafiberartists.com for the details, and the pictures below for an overview of this wonderful show! 22 artists are represented with quilting, sculpture, weaving, and basketry. The show is amazing and, best of all, open until September 9th, and its free--treat yourself!
Speaking of feeling empowered--you must treat yourself to the "Life Lines" exhibit by the California Fiber Artists group which opened yesterday at the Front Porch Gallery in beautiful Carlsbad. See their website www.cafiberartists.com for the details, and the pictures below for an overview of this wonderful show! 22 artists are represented with quilting, sculpture, weaving, and basketry. The show is amazing and, best of all, open until September 9th, and its free--treat yourself!
This is Terry Waldron (left) and me with her woven and appliqued piece "Blossom"
One view of the Front Porch Gallery with artist Leslie Carabas and her wonderful piece "Shiver" just to the the right of her head.
Artist Linda Anderson (in turquoise) chats with the gallery owner about her piece "The Grand Guard", the magnificent elephant in the center back. The stunning piece at the left is Terry Waldron's 'Meadow Gold".
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