I'll Show You Mine/You Show Me Yours - Sa 6/29
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Comments (19)Laceyvail, it’s just a hobby. Comes in handy for scientific drawings (her minor will be in Entomology, so lots of bug drawings). She did get a couple of jobs, usually from her Professors. She painted a toy chest, did a book cover for an English professor, a poster for another. And was paid to draw a picture for the South Carolina Wildlife magazine. She is working on a children’s book for her “creative Inquiry”, but for this she just gets some of the books. She gave most of the last ones away (did the illustrations for someone else’s book in that class two years ago)...See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - Sa 6/6
Comments (27)Fish platter. I’ve been keeping a variety of masks in it by the back door to grab when we go out. Thought it started to look messy just the dish now....See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - Sa 5/29/21
Comments (21)Inspired buy dedtired's pic of the many windows outlined in red on the building. I counted 57 there. Would you believe that there is just 2 less in this house next door to me. Yes 55, not including any windows in the outside doors. Watched those windows being installed last week. Edited to say...Looking more carefully at dedtired's pic, I guess those are balcony doors, but you get where my thoughts came from....See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - Sa 10/29/22
Comments (17)Oh! That Madonna's pose reminded me of this lovely painting @ The Huntington in CA. It has a glare because I forgot to turn off the flash on my camera and was immediately admonished by the guard. I was so embarrassed, I didn't try another shot. The title is 'Young Knitter Asleep' by Jean-Baptiste Greuze, 1759 Here's a link to a page about it @ the museum's website, where you can see it clearly: https://huntington.org/verso/2020/05/young-knitter-asleep...See More- 7 years ago
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