Sunday, August 19, 2007

Twins in 07 -Bookend day- pivotal day for Artists!


Twins in 07 Bookend day
Originally uploaded by 1Cher
We woke up to the deer in top picture, out our bedroom door. They are the same deer as in the bottom right of photo. That picture was from the other side of our house, in June 07, 10 feet from my room.

The Bottom right picture is of twins near the old air base, Wilco Rd. We saw them at the final leg of our journey that transformed our lives.

At the Frankfort Art Fair, we met and learned a lot from Helga Flowers. A fantastic watercolorists and mixed media artists living in Sault Saint Marie MI. There haven't been too many people who have influenced me the way this lady did! Tom Too! Watch for many changes.

Friday, July 27, 2007


Classes in fusing jewelry currently being developed for this fall in Traverse City MI. Vacation Mecca of the North!

Artisan Gallery on Garfield will be hosting classes that will introduce glass fusing techniques for use in jewelry, either in mid orctober, or early November. Other items will be offered soon. (Teacher is Moi!)


Rebeccas Studio on Cherry Bend Road will also host glass fusing classes October 27th and 28th, 10-4 both days! Yours truely instructing, Hopefully, my fusing book will be available!

http://www.rebeccas-studio.com/

Watch for more news as these classes develope. Feel free to pre-register before classes fill up!

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Originally uploaded by 1Cher
Another set up potential for teaching classes to be held in Traverse City this October. Any prefences on the photo set up, the jewelry>

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Originally uploaded by 1Cher
Working on some photo spreads for teaching jewelry fusing.

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Originally uploaded by 1Cher
Putting together some pieces for the next jewelry class.

Sunday, July 22, 2007

Orig Birch photo, translated into glass below.

The top photo is of a

Birch tree on the corner of M-22 and Esch Rd, Benzie County, in the midst of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakshore.

Creating the same picture using 3 layers of glass, kiln and crushed glass for paint.