Here’s a sneak peek at my next screen in-progress. For those of you not familiar with the process of screen-printing, here’s a link to wikipedia’s screen-printing page. I plan to print fabric and paper with this one so keep your eye out for new products! In the meantime, check out my Etsy shop.
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Minty creaminess and chocolate cookie. When I finished this Kelly Tote it reminded me of a grasshopper pie ice cream sandwich. My latest CD learning adventure has been with Mindless Eating which is both fascinating and revealing although in it the author shares one fact that will come as no surprise to you. Studies reveal that the top three favorite comfort foods for women are: ice cream, cookies and chocolate. Getting hungry? Well, you could sport this tote without the caloric guilt. See more of this bag and it’s companion pouch along with some of my other goodies in my Etsy shop.
I was mesmerized by these moon jellies on a recent trip to the The Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk, CT. Maybe they’ll float their way into my next pattern design!
Not ready for back to school shopping? That’s okay. Grab this one-of-a-kind sturdy tote now, and make the transition from fun-in-the-sun to books galore a breeze. Even if you’re not headed back to class, this tote stylishly carries your laptop or whatever else you need on your daily commute. The exterior pocket holds your phone or ipod close at hand. And, if you’re like me, you have loose items like lip balm and tissues to keep track of. Use the coordinating zippered pouch to keep those necessary items all in one place as you switch from bag to bag. You’ll be out the door in a jiff! See more of the Kelly Tote in my Etsy Shop.
Featuring Kaybu’s Beach Stones Print On sand twill. Not unlike my fellow artist and friend Abbey, this shoulder bag can accomplish a lot at once. Change the length of the straps to accommodate your style or layers of clothing, reverse it to have a whole new look, stash some files, an umbrella, a water bottle, your phone and even your latest knitting project. Constructed of sturdy twill and vintage print cotton with cotton twill edging detail. See more of this Abbey Reversible Tote in my Etsy shop!
House # 10 and more graphite on paper works by Dean Brown can be seen with paintings by Derek Noble at wünderarts, in Amherst, MA though September 21, 2007. If you are ever in the Amherst area, I highly recommend a visit to this new gallery, born of Nora and Tony Maroulis’ love of contemporary art. I attended the grand opening on Saturday and was floored to see such a fresh space right in the area. And, as you could probably guess, I am quite fond of the gallery’s signature color: bright green!
