Portland Or and rest of the state can breath a sigh of relief. The storm has broken, the freezing rain has given way to regular rain melting and the roads are safe again. People are peeking out their windows and venturing out of our little rabbit holes again. Here’s a few pictures I took.
The little trail around the tree was forged by my two dogs for potty breaks.The old potty trail! Our dachshund was almost buried, into the deep snow, just a glimpse of the very top of this head and a tail showing. . Our Scottie is a bit taller but not much. But she’s a lot stronger, you know what they say about Scotties, well maybe you don’t, but what they say is a big dog with short legs.She has more strength and could plow throw it, she jump/plow a head almost trying to jump up over it, plowing along in the funniest way. It got so distasteful to our doxie that he tried to just have his little pee break on our patio steps, so he wouldn’t have to touch the cold snow. I had a rather loud reaction and l pushed him off the steps before the deed was done, what do you think you’re doing? Have your lost your mind?
There are our 3 cars all in a row, coveredSnow storm, snow in Oregon, winter pictures..
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About Myself & My Approach
Art has always played a role in my life, in one form or another. by my teens I had narrowed my focus to painting. I decided I was going to become a serious painter. I joined the Las Vegas Artist's Guild at 15, the youngest member at that time. I was completely out of place, I tried to go unnoticed, a mute fly on the wall, with a big smile pasted on my face.
I've continued to paint most of my life.
After a move to Oregon years later, I was introduced to quilting and fell in love.
I was introduced to quilting & fell in love.
In time I missed the creative freedom painting made possible.
Then I discovered mixed media fiber art, I was home.
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It's the creative process that holds the greatest attraction for me. Starting with a tiny seed of an idea; vague and blurred around the edges, I follow where that leads. There are often many changes and adjustments along the way. The result can often be surprizing.
My approach is an instinctual one. Generally, I do little pre-planning. I make creative decisions, choices, directions as they present themselves.
This approach can lead to quite a few changes in the direction.
I love that element of surprize!
Sometimes I have one that I especially like, I can't wait to show someone.
At that moment l feel like a six year old, running home from school, a drawing in hand, excited to show Mom. At those times. I'm smiling like the Cheshire cat.
I’ve had some of my work published in several magazines. which is exciting. But the most gratifying thing is having clients be really happy with their purchased art quilt.
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Lot of snow!
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Are you in an area that receives lots of snow? If so, How does your pooch handle it? It’s a new thing for it to be so heavy, we can get smatterings some winters, this was nothing like anything in their experience. Funny.
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It does not really snow here. 3 years back we had the most snow in about 30 years and that wasn’t much compared with that snow in your photos
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Well this was certainly new here, we get a ligh snow once or twice.
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