A huge thanks to all the folks that purchased a limited edition Print of Flowers for Ukraine. A big shout out to my cuz Caren in Illinois who sent some extra money in the 2nd round of printing. This means we can donate ANOTHER $100 to UnitedHelpUkraine.org.
I'm also going to be donating a framed print to a special art sale organized by Lyn Asselta, Jane Herbert, Betty Heselton, Sally Loughridge, Penny Moody, and Marnie Sinclair. I got emails from two different sources about this, but they were all tied to members of the Union of Maine Visual Artists - UMVA.
The sale itself is at the Coastal Rivers Land Trust Round Top Farm, 3 Round Top Lane, Damariscotta, ME 04543 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 29 and 30. There will be soft live background music each afternoon at the sale. The sale’s full proceeds will be sent directly to Doctors Without Borders and Save the Children Charities. Link to an article in the Lincoln County News is here.
Sorry about the glare on it, but I wasn't going to take it apart again for the photo. I know my blog readers will forgive me, right? If this doesn't sell and you would like it, contact me and we can set something up.
I haven't gotten everything out of boxes yet. Mostly because I need to find new areas to store things and I know myself well enough to realize that if I open another box before I find things int he previous box, they will always sit in piles.
Plus the fact that doing PT 2x/wk is beginning to really wipe me out. And I should be OK with that, as I'm still healing. I need to sit with all this and not beat myself up. If you're going through something similar, please give yourself a break. We are all too hard on ourselves.
It's a terrific place to work and far bigger than any other Studio I've had. I'm happy and grateful that I have a place like this. I'm about halfway finished setting up the studio and can't wait to get back to working with encaustic wax.
