Loch Ness

The latest AG Gallery Show was a group show entitled "Loch Ness".  People from all over the building submitted artwork and prose, and it was up for most of October.  So much fun! I can't wait to do another one~
Here are the two pieces I did:

"Eyes"

(Still available 5"x10" framed for $50)

"Pretending"

MATS

I just realized I forgot to update about Lilla's MATS class.
Here are a couple of my favorites from the 5 week course I took earlier this summer.

"Home Decor" week.  

(We were challenged to step outside our usual style and color palette.)

"The Snail and the Rose Tree"

(We needed to do the cover or 2 page spread from this well known fairy tale)

Bolt Fabric- MATS week 1

First week of Lilla's class complete!
I learned a ton about the Bolt Fabric Market, how what color ways and coordinates are, and that a lot of times, the company you are submitting your art to can do the repeat, so you don't always need to worry about it.

Our assignment this week involved "mushrooms and casserole dishes" and here's what I submitted!

Nephew Card

I did this card before Valentines Day (since I couldn't post it, I replicated the style with "Bee Mine")

Trying out the chalkboard look!! actually a TON of fun to do :D

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Congrats Aaron Roberts!

This isn't work that I've done, but I wanted to announce the exciting project that my boyfriend, Aaron Roberts got to work on about a year ago.  

He designed the new Ohio License Plate...AND THEY ARE NOW AVAILABLE! :D

I bought mine the first weekend I could, and could not wait to swap out the silly sunshine one.  

Great job Aaron! Love you! 

See his post about it on his website: http://aaronmeroberts.com/portfolio/ohiolicenseplate/ 

Wedding Shower

My lifetime friend, Cara Haughey, is getting married this spring!! As one of her many bridesmaids, I helped to plan her wedding shower, and also designed her invitation and thank you notes.  Here's a few photos from the day (thanks to Tabi Lee) :D

Enjoy :P

The bride :D

 

The bridesmaids!!

Children's Book Illo

Here's an illustration I did last spring for my "children's book for interviews" and it fit for this week's illustration friday topic "yesterday".