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Thursday, December 16, 2010
Milford Sound
I was lucky enough to be able to go to New Zealand in January of 2001. I recently did this pastel from one of the photographs I took at Milford Sound in Fiordland National Park on the South Island. The picture was taken from the head of the fjord. If you have to chance to visit, do yourself a favor and go.
Milford Sound was created with soft pastels on sanded paper. The finished size is 9" by 12".
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Art - Pastels,
Fiordland National Park,
Fjord,
Milford Sound,
New Zealand
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Christmas Ornaments from My Tree - The Oldest
This little paper girl on a swing was on my paternal Grandmother's tree when she was a child. It dates from about 1890.
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Christmas,
Christmas Ornament,
Decorations,
Ornaments
Monday, December 13, 2010
The LICG Fiber Group
Saturday morning the Fiber Group of the Long Island Craft Guild met. We did a show and tell to get acquainted with each other. Just a few photos of some of the items shown.
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| Painted Silk by Louise Sharakan |
| Fabric Collage by Louise Sharakan |
| Knit and Felted Sculpture by Sally Shore |
| In progress - Figure Crocheted from Plastic Bags by Barbara Karyo |
| Purses Crocheted from Plastic Bags by Barbara Karyo |
| Hand Dyed Cotton |
| Fiber Collage by Glenice Opatow |
| Hand Woven and Dyed Ikat scarf by Sandra Fishman |
| Knit and Felted Bags by Susanne Yellin |
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Crocheting,
Dyeing,
Fiber Art,
knitting,
LICG,
Quilting. Collage,
Weaving
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Saturday Snap
This is a fishing boat leaving Rocky Harbour, Newfoundland at twilight. I left my mooseburger and ran out of the restaurant to take the picture.
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Boats,
Fishing,
Newfoundland,
Rocky Harbour,
Saturday Snap
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Harvest
I won a Newcomers Award for this pastel still-life, "Harvest", at the Village Art Club Autumn 2010 Exhibition. It's 9 x 12 inches and was done on Colorfix Paper using mostly soft pastels.
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Art - Pastels,
Harvest,
Martha Horman,
Pastels
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