March 18, 2018 SketchJournalRecord

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Josh and I have been making more tornado tin barn

Josh and I have been making more tornado tin barn quilts. And James made this fun stop motion video of one. You can follow along @metalquilts

Tulip tree, first leaf.

Tulip tree, first leaf.

Dropping off a few greeting cards @murrayartguild

Dropping off a few greeting cards @murrayartguild

Better late than never...a few handmade Christmas

Better late than never...a few handmade Christmas cards.

Some of the pieces from my show "things we almost

Some of the pieces from my show "things we almost lost". I'll be sending most of these to Lexington, KY where they will be on display for October and November at the Eastside branch library.

This was a journal entry that I wrote 16 days afte

This was a journal entry that I wrote 16 days after the December 10th tornado hit Western Kentucky.

I like your stripes, garden visitor!

I like your stripes, garden visitor!

Never gets old...

Never gets old...

Murray Art Guild Summer Art Party Friday July 1 fr

Murray Art Guild Summer Art Party
Friday July 1 from 6-8
Stop by and add some fabric to this community weaving project.
@murrayartguild
Sponsor @1776bank
#communityartproject

Working on getting all these pieces framed and rea

Working on getting all these pieces framed and ready for installation next week. Come join @amandakalerartist and I this Friday (July 1st) from 6 to 8 at the Murray Art Guild for their summer art party and opening reception of "things we almost lost"

Mud puppy! This is Lucy. She is a big goofball, sh

Mud puppy! This is Lucy. She is a big goofball, she talks to us a lot and she has come a long way.

For me art is about discovery and asking question

For me art is about discovery and asking questions, however, often the questions aren't ones that you can ask in a worded language, and sometimes the questions come while making the work and after the work seems complete. This work for the show at the Murray Art Guild feels like a combination of history and science and design. I've been thinking about the role questions play in science. Aren't they the foundation of science, a guide to which path to take?