Slice One~ Today (June 1st) was my "baby's" birthday! Can't believe he is now 15. We still have school, so the only celebrating was a lunch to his favorite restaurant.
Slice Two~ We only have a week and a half left of school....including finals!! Then onto all those summer projects!
Slice Three~ "A Slice of Americana" actually refers to a fun and funky folkart painting I just finished for TDIPT. It is the first of the month and the selling sites have been updated once again. Please check them out!
On To Dwell In Primitive Thymes~ I've gone with a patriotic theme. I've painted the stack of animals, boxes and watermelon slice above. And I've painted another set of John and Abigail Adams.
(*Sold*.....but will take orders.)
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On Early Work Mercantile~
I'm offering the paintings I did for submission in Early American Life's annual Directory of Traditional American Crafts. Here is a link to my page on Early Work Merc:
If you visit, you'll notice that some of the paintings may look familiar. That's because I have painted those and sold them before...I repainted the silhouettes and the lady on the blue rug for the submission(s). But a "repainting" (not sure if that is an actual word, or one I just made up!) is never the same as the "original"...so each is "original" in it's own way!
Happy June! And thanks for visiting!
4 comments:
Love them all but I must say that your submission for EAL is fantastic.
A perfect rendition of some of America's early folk art.
Congrats Suzanne.
Susan x
Your paintings are always so wonderful! I love the Americana one you just finished. Glad to hear that summer is almost here for you, we completed day two of summer vacation around here. Have a Blessed week.
Love the first one! Very fun!!! It is hard to believe Ben is 15! Yikes! I think I need proof, maybe you all should head west this summer. Was that subtle enough?
It's a little late, but still congratulations with your son's birthday!
Your paintings are really beautiful, the composition of the first one is fantastic!!!Love it!
Have a lovely weekend,
Suzanne
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