I submitted this piece to the local art show
and Ijust recieved a phone call
suggesting it would be worth my while
attending the opening ceremony.
I will keep you posted.
We have finally secured a flat in town
which makes Dan's work commute much more reasonable.
And no more getting up before 5am!!!
But it does make life a bit tricky
being in town during the week
and home on weekends.
Also makes studio work a littel difficult.
So the usual swings and roundabouts.
Did a market yesterday
wasn't wildly successful
but that may hve been due to the gale force winds
No pics too busy holding on
or we would have ended up in the next town!!!
x te
13 comments:
I hope its nice news and not 'sorry to tell you this - but a pigeon ate your artwork' (or the equivalent)
xx
Sounds positive - good luck! It is a very nice piece and deserving of good news.
Beautiful artwork. I love it. HOpe you can manage to live at 2 places. Sometimes we need to choose the best option in life and work around it. The best option is looking into how you can benefit from it and it will open up possibilities that you didn't see before. Enjoy the opening night and your new appartment.
In my vast (lol) experience of these thngs, I recon your in for something special....it is a fabulus piece Trace...Thank goodness dh doesn.t have to get up at sparrow fart, what a shock to his system it must have been...
wow....l am not surprised..love this piece and would be proud to own it.xxgood luck what ever it isxxxxcongrats on the flat. I know the problem with two places to work in but it eventually works itself out...l promisex lynda
Fingers crossed Trace - that sounds like it should mean good news...and its a stunning and deserving piece. Congrats on sorting a flat, and best wishes as you try to sort the life that goes along with two homes. Take care, F
I love this piece, Trace. The title just sings to me too. Fingers crossed for you about the opening ceremony. And I hope things are a little easier now, though I know such a loss will always leave a space that can never be filled. But we wouldn't wish it any other way...as Mr Cohen says, it's the cracks that let the light in.
I'm sure there's great news in store from that phone call! Beautiful piece! Cheers! Patti
Bet you've won the prize! You should've. Happy juggling town/country.
the bone song has such wonderful stories...yet another story to keep it pondering about the "what is/if" of it all. cheers.
nice, trace, and congratulations!
Really love your Bone Songs. Will keep wandering around your blog and having a good look. Thank you!
Oh that is a beautiful piece. Congrats! That is wonderful.
thanks for stopping by and commenting over at Not Dabbling in Normal today on my post about rose geranium. Emily
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