love the hula girl....

more magic from minnie's collection using the same iphone app as mentioned below.  (99 cent mobile monet).  minnie tells me that this classic iconic hula dancer has been on her dash for many, "minnie" years.

tomorrow morning's workshop....

at the Ramona Library east San Diego. starts at 9:30.  having fun coloring family images.  this one is of my brother and his friend aprrox. 1955.

i LOVE this.....

my friend, Minnie shared

her cool iphone app.  this is an old black and white picture of herself walking alone in the woods.  minnie took a picture of her (old) picture and then treated it with a 99 cent iphone app is called mobile monet.  it works on iphones or ipads.  i wish i had an iphone or ipad...ah well.  i love the colors and the soft atmosphere.  don't you?

more to come.

another pic from wednesday night's demo....

there will be a class about "Over saturated Polaroid Look"at the ramona library saturday, Oct. 29

starts at 10 a.m.

last wednesday's demo for Ramona Art Guild....

during break, the demo table.

showing how it's done...  adhering painted paper to canvas.

goofball in charge.

susan bainbridge won the evening's prize.

i just love ramona art guild.

free demo this wednesday night at the Ramona Art Guild

(student's work)

it's fun and it's kinda pop art  and it's your family!

learn the "oversaturated polaroid look" technique using  photocopies of your family pics.

www.ramonaartguild.org  for details.  then, workshop saturday october 29th at the ramona library...

yep, its meredith again........

I'm not sure which end is up.  Has a kinda doggie face in it - well, that's what i see.  Do you see it?
1" x 1" watercolor on canvas.

tiny abstracts by meredith...

this energetic abstract is only an 1" x 1".  and, they are watercolor.

when my friend meredith comes over........

she creates small abstracts.  so fun. 2" x 2"

a couple more "lefties"....

they are my friends.

my lefties......

when i get lonely i bring out my lefties....  these are faces i create with my left hand.  a lot of fun and makes me feel loved.xoxoxox

wkshop attendee Diane Silveria's creates journal page............

it's hard to believe that this young thing was someone's grandma.  She looks as though she should stay this age forever.  Very innocent: neither a smile nor scorn on her face.

Grandma's pic was taken in the 1930's.  I like how Diane popped the left eye - very artsy, yet still conveys this young woman.