Hello all! You may or may not have noticed my absence lately, but I wanted to explain.... There are several things keeping me away from blogland, but the biggest culprit is the increased workload at my job; the beginning of the school year has been overwhelming, taking up most of my "art-making" time. Also, I've had computer problems, not least of which is the apparent comatose state of my printer, which means I cannot print out images for transfers, nor can I scan anything, which is how I usually get images of my smaller pieces, which is all I have time to make right now. (whew! did you follow that?) On top of all that, my mouse was working only intermittently, and not without much coaxing and cursing. The mouse seems to be all better now, but the printer, alas, must undergo more tests and possibly a hospital stay, if I can find someone to fix it. OK, blah. blah, blah, whine, whine, whine- enough about that.
Now for the good news: I've wanted to do a give-away for a while now, so this seemed like an opportune time. I so appreciate the wonderful people of this online community; your support and encouraging messages have meant so much to me, and always lift my spirits. Whenever I ask for your opinions or advice, you invariably come through with insightful and practical ideas. As my 8th-graders would say: you guys are BEAST! As a thank-you, I'll be giving away one of my small collages,
But Still (shown below),
But Still
as well as a package of decorative papers and vintage book pages (examples shown below).
So, this is how it will work: Leave a comment on this post, and your name will be included in the drawing. You don't have to be a follower, just a commenter. If you "like" my
facebook business page, your name will be put in twice. Then, on Spetember 30, I'll toss all the names on the floor, and one of my goofy dogs (whichever one is handy) will "sniff out" the winner.
Arlo (left), Scout (center), and Sunny (right)
(cuter when they're asleep)
FYI, I'll be participating in Seth Apter's
"Paper Stacks" fun on Wednesday, September 21 at
The Altered Page. Be sure to check it out!