I will be participating in this 3 day long Junior League event. I will have pottery and pillows made from my handpainted fabric, and, by popular request, also some jewelry I make.
http://www.jlsarasota.org/sarasota/index.jspPlease spread the word, and try to stop by!
I really haven't had time to take a lot of pictures of the work you will be able to see next weekend here in Sarasota...but here is a little taste....


Much of this work will also be available at my ETSY store. There is a link to that on the left hand side of this blog. Check it out.





Later in December, I will also be at the wonderful Atomic Holiday bazaar, December 13th, Sunday, all day. But there is a special rock and roll evening Atomic After Dark event the night before, December 12th, that sounds like it will be a riot...http://www.atomicholidaybazaar.com/
Here is the facebook page for Atomic After Dark!: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/ical/event.php?eid=200291433335
Right now I want to show you the rest of these dishes!
Here are some nice pictures of the dishes in their final home...and you can see here the kitchen island and matching floorcloth that I also had painted for the same people, some years ago.

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There are some close ups here of some of the dinner plates that werent fired yet in the last post...the onion turned out really good, as did the potatoes, the radish, the beet and some others....










So much planning goes into a project like this: simply selecting the dish types with the client is very important and takes tremendous concentration and some application of logic.

Of course, getting the dishes planned and painted has also taken a certain amount of fore thought and mental organisation....
I had to pay a lot of attention to keep track of what I was doing, each step, to keep the consistency in the design for each group.
The cat is always particularly helpful at this time. (?)
All the pieces are specifically designed to match in sets...Lots of variation between sets, but also clear repetition of the design within the set.








The backs of the plates reflect the vine theme on the bowls.


